Jenny and Sara are the latest couple to take part in The Guardian's Blind Date. The two women, both 32, met at La Camionera in London E9 after Jenny answered an ad in the paper for a like-minded lesbian looking to meet someone fun.
According to Jenny, she had high hopes that the date would be a chance for them to try something new together and share some laughs, but she was also realistic about not wanting to let down the bartenders by keeping her away from the bar for too long.
Jenny described Sara as "gorgeous" with a smile that made her feel at ease immediately, and they quickly moved on to discuss their interests - including art, hobbies, and even some popular TV shows like Married at First Sight.
However, things got awkward when Jenny tried to take a selfie with Sara and both recoiled in embarrassment. They also had differing views on the state of UK nightlife, which led to an amusing exchange about how long they'd survive on a desert island together.
Despite this, the evening was described by both women as enjoyable and fun, with Sara praising Jenny's intelligence and sense of humor. The best thing about Jenny, according to Sara, was her energy and willingness to make the most of their night out.
When asked if she'd introduce Sara to her friends, Jenny said yes without hesitation - Sara is likable and kind, making it easy for anyone to get along with her.
In the end, both women agreed that they had a great time together and gave each other high praise. However, they also acknowledged that there was one thing they would change about their date: having more food! With a score of 10 out of 10 - Sara even said she'd give Jenny a perfect mark if she didn't think she was being too harsh with her 9 - it's clear these two women are ready for another chance to spend time together.
The evening ended at La Camionera, where they enjoyed some delicious food and drinks before parting ways. If you're looking to take your love life in a new direction or just want to meet someone special, The Guardian's Blind Date service might be just the ticket - fancy a blind date?
According to Jenny, she had high hopes that the date would be a chance for them to try something new together and share some laughs, but she was also realistic about not wanting to let down the bartenders by keeping her away from the bar for too long.
Jenny described Sara as "gorgeous" with a smile that made her feel at ease immediately, and they quickly moved on to discuss their interests - including art, hobbies, and even some popular TV shows like Married at First Sight.
However, things got awkward when Jenny tried to take a selfie with Sara and both recoiled in embarrassment. They also had differing views on the state of UK nightlife, which led to an amusing exchange about how long they'd survive on a desert island together.
Despite this, the evening was described by both women as enjoyable and fun, with Sara praising Jenny's intelligence and sense of humor. The best thing about Jenny, according to Sara, was her energy and willingness to make the most of their night out.
When asked if she'd introduce Sara to her friends, Jenny said yes without hesitation - Sara is likable and kind, making it easy for anyone to get along with her.
In the end, both women agreed that they had a great time together and gave each other high praise. However, they also acknowledged that there was one thing they would change about their date: having more food! With a score of 10 out of 10 - Sara even said she'd give Jenny a perfect mark if she didn't think she was being too harsh with her 9 - it's clear these two women are ready for another chance to spend time together.
The evening ended at La Camionera, where they enjoyed some delicious food and drinks before parting ways. If you're looking to take your love life in a new direction or just want to meet someone special, The Guardian's Blind Date service might be just the ticket - fancy a blind date?