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    Hanging out, for some, is more enjoyable and comfortable when meeting a new person. Therefore, traditional dating has gradually become a thing of the past, and ‘hanging out’ has took the place of dating. “Hanging out” or “tagging along” has become the new version of dating, and traditional dates have become less common. More people are beginning to prefer “tagging along” rather than a traditional date; being hanging out usually consists…

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    Online Dating Stereotypes

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    In today’s society, it is difficult for some people finding a mate that they find interest in. So then online dating sites became a popular site for millions of people to find a soul mate that they have common interest with. Today in our society some people are too busy to go out and find a date, and it just seems easier to narrow our search to people that have the same interest as they do. Some examples that are found in homogamy are same ethnicity, religion or same economic status. A lot of…

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    Nowadays, most people lived a very different life with many different reality. We had our work reality, our family reality, our religious affiliation reality, our interest reality, our vacation reality, and many others. All of these reality represented different area and expect of your life. And we meet different people in each specific area. It becomes our social network. Many people technology to connect others. It is now an uncontested fact that technology is pervasive throughout our lives.…

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    Utopian Social Issues

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    in our real lives are also apparent in our virtual ones. Often platforms like social media, and news sites are making us more aware of the problems we have. Online spaces are not utopian spaces free from societal issues. In fact, they both magnify and reflect issues in society and our everyday lives. Users ability to connect to the online world has increased over time,…

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    Online Dating Report

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    professional matchmakers stand a service of the past. The stigma surrounding online dating is all but eradicated. Friends, family, and colleagues all date online. An estimated over 40 million people in the United States have tried online dating. Websites vary from free sites comparable to Plenty of Fish to subscription based sites similar to OkCupid. The free sites get their primary revenue through advertisements on the website itself and also provide a premium service for those interested. By…

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    Article I Hypothesis De Vries, Swanson, and Walsh (2008), hypothesized that when on a dating website people would select a mate based on attractiveness of their photo and their self descriptions based on the Parental Investment Theory, who would be a good long term partner to successfully raise a child with. They thought that men and women with the most attractive photographs would be selected more often to go on dates than those with non-attractive photographs, and men would select potential…

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    Japanese Cultural Dating

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    When it comes to dating it is never easy. Dating can almost be seen as a puzzle, each person has certain qualities they would like their significant other to have, However, a person might not get their ideal puzzle prize because, while that person might have that one great quality, but they might also have that one great flaw. Each country around the world has their own routine to dating. Many countries may assume what the dating culture is like in a different country based on their film and…

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    People now rely on dating apps or other forms of social media to find their perfect match. What many do not realize is that the person one is trying to kindle a relationship may be a phony. In the movie documentary Catfish, the protagonist Nev, engages in a virtual relationship…

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    somebody is finally talking to you? Online dating is a way to meet people, with intentions of casual sex, short-term dating, long-term dating, or marriage. According to an article on Match.com, “40 million Americans use online dating services” (Broussard). There are many online dating sites where users are unregulated and can lie, judge, and say whatever they please in order to get attention; it appears that women and attractive people do better on these sites. Online dating has been around for…

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    know many people are really against these modern ways of dating. Many older people think traditional dating is the only way a man and woman can fall in love. They believe in the popular boy meet a girl, boy asks girl on a date, and girl and boy fall in love. I happen to agree with those people who believe in the traditional ways of dating. Online dating does not allow you to get the girl or boy in his or her natural element. While online dating sometimes does show the favorable result, the lack…

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