How to Incorporate Technology in Date Night Planning with Bisexuals

Can you think of anything you did lately that’s in no way related to technology? Even if you went ice fishing in the middle of nowhere, you still had your phone and probably some other gadgets.

We’re emphasizing that to show how deeply connected to technology we have become. And while that’s terrible and dangerous in many ways, it makes our lives easier in other ways. Dating must be one of the aspects of life that changed the most from technological advancement.

To a degree, some people don’t understand all the benefits of modern dating.

This article will reveal how to use technology to plan and execute perfect date nights. We’ll focus on bi-singles who use dating platforms to get with open-minded people nearby. But as you’ll see, technology can help people living miles away to meet better. That leads to more hookups because they aren’t strangers when they meet in person.

However, everything starts with knowing what each person wants. And luckily, even average dating sites help with that.

Leveraging Dating Sites for Coordination and Research

Joining a local dating platform for bisexual hookups is arguably the best first move because it doesn’t just let people connect with a lot more potential partners than offline dating. But it also ensures that members on the platform share the same desires. On big generic sites, time is wasted on figuring out what someone wants. Niche sites serve as a pre-filter… If someone has a profile on a site for casual bisexual dating, they aren’t looking for marriage, and they aren’t straight.

Yet, that’s not even the main benefit dating sites offer. Once someone becomes a member, if the platform is legit, they’ll have a geolocation feature. You’ll see it as one of the manual filters. On bisexual sites, it can be called “Show bi singles in my area.”

Using that filter automatically shows a person if it pays off to keep using the site. If there’s no one they like or everyone lives too far away, they may want to try another platform. But if they see a bunch of potential partners, they are sure it pays off to stay on the site.

And then…

Assuming other members have finished their profiles, they can find their ideal matches based on their interests and personality.

And then…

They can use live chat to meet and coordinate everything before meeting in person.

There are so many ways in which dating sites help bisexual singles get and plan date nights.

But did you know that technology also helps to execute dates?

Virtual Date Activities Ideal For Every Couple

As you’ll see, the activities have something in common. They are the way to overcome distance. That might make some people wonder: “Why would I need something like that to get local hookups?”

The more quality time potential partners spend together online, the more likely they are to hit it off once they meet. So…

Organize Virtual Movie Nights

Numerous streaming platforms let couples chill together even if they aren’t in the same apartment. Discussing a movie through texting or video calls is better than watching a movie alone.

Online Gaming

Playing multiplayer games as a couple is one of the most popular date night activities nowadays. It’s not only for long-distance couples. Couch co-op date nights are ideal for bisexuals to meet each other better, and they’re on the same couch, which opens many possibilities.

Virtual Tours

Artificial Reality has been a part of many industries for the last couple of years. Virtual tours must be one of the best implementations of AR. They let people explore museums, landmarks, and cultural events far away from them. For bisexuals planning date nights, that means that they can travel the world together before ever shaking their hands in real life.

Virtual Cooking Date

Everyone loves food (we’re kind of addicted to it). That’s why we left date nights between 2 bisexual singles who hop on a video call and prepare a dish together for the end of this article.

Not only do couples talk while they cook together (even though they aren’t together), but they can also compare their dishes once they’re done. Or if both don’t know how to cook anything, taking an online cooking class might be a way to learn a new skill while bonding with potential partners.

As you can see, you don't have to be a software engineer to combine dating and technology. Nowadays, technology serves us in many ways, so it’d be almost stupid to separate technology from dating. It makes meeting new bisexual singles simpler, and it makes dates better. What not to love?