Today, between sites and apps, the way each person could find its love has changed.
“And you, how did you meet your partner?” – most couples like to remember their personal stories. The phrase, after all classic, nevertheless resonates in a particular way today. Between the photo on Tinder, the dating in NYC and the old-fashioned romantics who do not budge from the meeting “in real life”, everything is constantly evolving for millions of singles today. Have new technologies turned everything upside down?
Due to recent research, there are too many single women in NYC who search constantly for someone. There are three options for them to date someone. Traditional places where you can meet someone, the place you are living and the mobile apps. The Internet became just another place to meet someone and to have more chances to discover other people and cultures. It is a quickly increasing vast playground.
The Internet is a bridge useful not only for a sad and lonely individual stuck behind his computer. On the Internet it is possible to date someone, to discover events and use it as a multi-channel to organize various activities, search flies, learn languages and so on.
Dating Websites: The ideal Place to meet somebody or a love fantasy?
The soul mate necessarily exists somewhere… This is in any case what the dating sites promise us. More than twenty years after the launch of the first dating site in the world.
Twenty years after the birth of the first dating sites, membership is still massive, and the performance of these “servers of the heart” is now indisputable. Everywhere, delighted lovers testify, in numbers, of their happiness… in London, in Hong Kong, in New York.
“I have found the love of my life. We talked two or three days before and since we met we haven’t left each other and that will never happen. Almost two years since we met via an online application… Love at first sight from our first meeting. We never leave each other, we love each other more than anything… ” — that’s what people who use dating apps actively say.
If we relate all these love stories to the numbers of actual unions formed online, we are only in the scum: their impact on our collective subconscious is much deeper. The Internet has radically changed the way we think about dating and romantic discourse, whether or not we are registered on the networks.
Dating Site: How to Contact People
It may happen that contact requests flow when submitting the profile. Your new challenge: sorting contacts without getting lost. Stay relaxed and excited and within a short moment you might have few or no answers (it happens). So that’s a positive point. You are in a dynamic of choice. There are issues, of course, your future partner may be there somewhere… But how do you know which one is the right one?
Select the Contacts Following your Feelings
Follow your feelings and you will get it! To find out who to respond positively to, go back to your original intention. What are you really looking for? If some profiles do not go in this direction, let it go.
Avoid Dispersing Yourself
If you have an influx of contacts, accept to make some tough choices. Leaving doors open on the pretext that you never know if those you have spotted don’t deliver on their promise isn’t a winning tactic. In the end, if you look closely, for men and for are few that really touch you.
Dare to Say NO
Responding negatively to those you do not wish to pursue is important. A simple: “Thank you, I’m not interested” maintains a positive energy. It’s a matter of respect. Also tell yourself that you can find yourself in this situation, and that you would like a clear answer.
According to statistics, more than a third of dating occurs online. The main reason for that is simple: online communication erases any distance and social barriers to create truly strong alliances. The circle of potential acquaintances is no longer limited to the place of residence and work: those who previously would hardly have walked along the same street can meet and get married today.
There is also a curious phenomenon: analytics confirms that couples and families formed on the Internet break up and divorce less often than those who met traditionally offline. Experts from the University of Vienna have found an explanation for this: firstly, when meeting online, people meet each other not only by their clothes, but immediately by how interesting they are to communicate. And secondly, couples who met on sites and in applications more easily endure separation and recognize a partner without being tied to his environment.
By the way, you can create a fake account and chat with the same person on behalf of someone else. Perhaps you will learn a lot for yourself. Yes, it is discouraged by dating sites and social media, but it can be useful.
If at least one of these points is present in your communication, do not rush to continue the dialogue. Do not send money to anyone and do not agree to a personal meeting after a couple of dialogues. And so that the interlocutor does not have concerns about you, do not behave as we described. Be open and as honest as possible, fill out the questionnaire if the resource asks to do this, and do not go for deception or omission. If you’re looking for someone to be in a serious relationship, you definitely shouldn’t start with a lie.
Online dating provides a unique opportunity to get to know a person better before we meet him in reality. Starting communication online, we feel more confident and calm, nothing threatens our safety. Plus, we save our own and other people’s time – a great advantage for very busy people who do not have the opportunity to meet often with other people in real life.
Barry Lachey is a Professional Editor at Zobuz. Previously He has also worked for Moxly Sports and Network Resources “Joe Joe.” He is a graduate of the Kings College at the University of Thames Valley London. You can reach Barry via email or by phone.