Nathan Helton
Professor Sisk
English 1010
December 4th, 2017
Online dating is a common thing today, we hear about all the time, there are websites, apps and even numbers programmed just for it. While the commercials and other advertisements show us why we should do it, do we ever really stop for a moment and think why we should do this?
You can be dating online at home, you can dress in your comfy, be at a reasonable time.Communicating over the internet, You need to watch what you say, you want people to like you and trust you instead of seeing you as just a cyber bully who is wanting negative attention.
You need to start off knowing a lot about the other person. There is a picture, usually.But you have to remember that the picture may …show more content…
You are likely to find four or five people who you seem to have things in common with. You reach out to them, however, no one replies to you for awhile and then suddenly one or two do reply but they seem discouraged, like they've given up on relationships. While you are still hopeful. People might reply back to you, one or two though, you chat and you check to see how they spell or if what their saying about their own background is true. You soon might turn from online to texting. You plan to meet them at a certain date and location, my opinion is do it in a public place so people could see you, and you try to spend about a hour or two with them and try to get to know them more. You see if they are bias against certain things, they tell inappropriate jokes about certain people or places.Since most dates are not what you had in mind, you can call it off immediately, there's no reason to continue if you're not enjoying yourself. If you are enjoying yourself, however, you can make plans for the …show more content…
The rest peter out. Out of those relationships that last a month or two, perhaps one will really get serious—to the point where you both consider that maybe—just possibly—if you are lucky--- you might develop a permanent attachment. And out of these, perhaps only one out of two or three eventually lead to marriage. This type of happiness is from someone who is usually dedicated to you and doesn't seem discouraged at all. Andrea-Rachel Parker is one of the stories of successful online dating. She says she met her true love on Facebook and they eventually got married and she says “If it hadn't been for the Facebook site helping me date, I don't know where I'll
Professor Sisk
English 1010
December 4th, 2017
Online dating is a common thing today, we hear about all the time, there are websites, apps and even numbers programmed just for it. While the commercials and other advertisements show us why we should do it, do we ever really stop for a moment and think why we should do this?
You can be dating online at home, you can dress in your comfy, be at a reasonable time.Communicating over the internet, You need to watch what you say, you want people to like you and trust you instead of seeing you as just a cyber bully who is wanting negative attention.
You need to start off knowing a lot about the other person. There is a picture, usually.But you have to remember that the picture may …show more content…
You are likely to find four or five people who you seem to have things in common with. You reach out to them, however, no one replies to you for awhile and then suddenly one or two do reply but they seem discouraged, like they've given up on relationships. While you are still hopeful. People might reply back to you, one or two though, you chat and you check to see how they spell or if what their saying about their own background is true. You soon might turn from online to texting. You plan to meet them at a certain date and location, my opinion is do it in a public place so people could see you, and you try to spend about a hour or two with them and try to get to know them more. You see if they are bias against certain things, they tell inappropriate jokes about certain people or places.Since most dates are not what you had in mind, you can call it off immediately, there's no reason to continue if you're not enjoying yourself. If you are enjoying yourself, however, you can make plans for the …show more content…
The rest peter out. Out of those relationships that last a month or two, perhaps one will really get serious—to the point where you both consider that maybe—just possibly—if you are lucky--- you might develop a permanent attachment. And out of these, perhaps only one out of two or three eventually lead to marriage. This type of happiness is from someone who is usually dedicated to you and doesn't seem discouraged at all. Andrea-Rachel Parker is one of the stories of successful online dating. She says she met her true love on Facebook and they eventually got married and she says “If it hadn't been for the Facebook site helping me date, I don't know where I'll