Stef, a 64-year-old single woman, has been without a partner for the past seven years. She was previously married for 17 years and had another partner for 17 years after that. Despite the differences between her previous partners, both physically and emotionally, Stef does not have a specific type in mind.
After going through a mastectomy due to breast cancer two years ago, Stef admits to feeling emotionally vulnerable at the moment. This experience has made her realize the brevity of life, leading her to step out of her comfort zone and try new things. As a driving instructor, Stef currently finds herself looking for a special person whom she can lean on and share her life with.
Bruce, also 64 years old and divorced, has been single for a year and has a son and daughter in their 30s. He was unhappily married for 30 years and initiated the divorce process in 2016, which was finalized in 2018. Within the past year, Bruce has had two relationships, one lasting around six months and the other lasting about a year. He decided to go on a blind date because he believes it demonstrates an equal commitment to finding a partner.
Both Stef and Bruce experience pre-date nerves due to the unknown nature of meeting someone new. However, Bruce’s mother is supportive of his decision to go on the blind date. Upon meeting Stef, Bruce finds her to be an attractive, tall, and slim woman wearing a lovely red top. They discover that they share similar music tastes, with both being fans of Queen, although Stef leans more towards the Foo Fighters while Bruce is more into Aerosmith.
During their conversation, Stef mentions her desire to travel to South East Asia, coincidentally a place Bruce plans to visit in October. They discuss their experiences with attending music festivals, and while Stef prefers to stay towards the back of the crowd, Bruce enjoys being at the front near the stage. Stef also accidentally took the wrong gift bag at the end of the date, leading to a lighthearted moment of laughter.
Despite feeling a spark of attraction towards Stef, Bruce acknowledges that their distance, with Stef residing in a seaside town in the West Country and him being based in Northamptonshire, poses a challenge to any potential romantic relationship. While he suggests a follow-up date in Stef’s town as a lovely day out, Stef makes it clear that the distance is already a deal-breaker for her.
In the end, Stef rates the date a 7/10 and appreciates the courage she displayed in participating. Bruce rates it an 8.5/10 due to their compatibility but understands Stef’s concerns about the distance. Both agree to remain friends but do not pursue a romantic relationship.
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