While we still feel the strong urge to hold on to traditional ways of dating, somehow these new and convenient ones keep on luring us to give them a try. Most of the time, we did give it a chance and next thing we know, we’re addicted to them! That’s because they are really fun to do—even double the fun of having to do it physically during the “meet-and-greet” phase!
There are many ways on how the technology can assist us in finding a companion, internet specifically. For one, there are social networking sites where you can connect to old flames and even those whom you’re remotely interested in the past but turned out to be a total knockout! If you are keeping a blog, developing friendships through posts must not be foreign to you. In time, frequent commenters will soon attempt to take the existing relationship into new and better heights. And of course, there’s online dating sites which motives are as bright as the summer’s sky! I heard some of these dating sites are now trying to incorporate a proper dating feel by using full-sized human 3D which can go out on a date with other human 3D owners!
What I like best with online dating sites is that it eliminates first date jitters. In real life, you cannot just click your way out if you don’t like what you’re seeing. As a proper, feeling person, you are obligated to stick around until the time is up while online dating sites give you one hundred and one reasons to bail yourself out if you find your date to be offensive, if the date gets under your skin or simply not interesting enough. Somehow, online dating sites manage to keep you on the safer side and plunge only when you are totally ready. Another benefit of online dating is the convenience it gives to homebound seniors who long for friends or even someone to talk to. Remember that dating sites are there not only for romantic linkups but for finding friendships too. As long as you’re clear with your intentions in joining, I see no reason for anybody not to try them.
The downside of using online dating sites is the safety. Of course, there is no specific, proven way to know if a member is authentic or a con. In times like this, we only have our guts to rely on and nothing more. Based on my own experience, most are real people but my radars are always up when dealing with them that sometimes, it tends to be stressful and not worth it. Also, mostly it feels like a psywar where you are constantly checking for anything amiss. In general, it is easy to lie over the internet—even you can do it—the only thing that could hinder you from doing so is your conscience and we all know that there are people who don’t bother with theirs. But like they say, even in real life, it can happen so there’s not much to lose if you give it a try.
