<human>: Summarize the given text in a few sentences.

We're seniors in college, and we don't have a lot of money.  We're also introverted and don't have a lot of friends.  We live together and spend most of our time with each other.  I don't see her all the time, since we have different majors and such, but we are together for a decent amount of time every day.

My girlfriend is very much a homebody, and for the most part so am I.  But she barely wants to go out at all, she always makes excuses.  To her credit, most of the excuses are pretty valid, like money and transportations. We're broke college students and most things cost a decent amount of money.  But there are a lot of limits as to what she will do.

Her favorite dates are daytime ones, where we go on walks or eat out or do things like that.  She likes spending as little money as possible.  She refuses to go to a movie theater, and even though she loves plays, she fights it for a while because they're so expensive.  She also feels that there's nothing to do at night (we don't drink) so if it's after 5 pm she doesn't want to go anywhere.  She also thinks going out more than once a week is 'a lot', even though we have plenty of free time.

On my end, this is starting to affect our sex life.  I'm just not in the mood as much any more because we're just sitting around all the time.  She takes it really personally and thinks it's appearance or something, but she doesn't get that it's a disposition thing.  When I do get her to go out, she always enjoys herself.  She's just a sunnier person in general, and she always admits that I was right and going out is fun sometimes.  Plus, it's hard to feel excited if we've just been lazing around on the couch all day, if that makes sense.

Is there any way I can get her to compromise about these things?  Any ideas for dates that I can suggest?
<bot>: My girlfriend is a homebody with tons of excuses not to go anywhere, but she always ends up enjoying it when we do go out.  Is there anything I can do here?