Comments on: How Social Media is Changing the World of Online Dating

By: Hussein El Jarouche

Hussein El Jarouche — Sun, 25 Mar 2012 22:29:57 +0000

Interesting article, for me I have never thought about a dating websites, but it’s nice to have knowledge about this thing since the revolution of the social media is increasing and enlarging in a big way around the world. I like the way the writer direct you how to deal with dating sites, the precautions mentioned are very important to keep in mind and highlight something that you may miss or didn’t take into consideration and especially to clean your footprint and creating unite accounts and delete the history in order to be serious in your relationship. Moreover the writer supported the recommendations mentioned by an interview with someone who lives this issue and dealt with it since he has met his wife through a dating website.

Looking forward for more..

By: khalil

khalil — Wed, 14 Mar 2012 20:36:17 +0000

an interesting point is to take the relationship offline as soon as possible. this way we make the best out of technology whithout losing our human identity and nature. using online dating and online identity branding is very efficient and time saving. you can use technology to save yourself time and effort planning meetings with your date and paying money and driving long distances. you can meet the girl of your dreams while sitting in bed. all you have to do is be yourself, be respectable and honest, and enjoy the show.
online dating is excellent for people having restrictions and handicaps. even if they are socially rejects they can show everyone their other abilities and qualities and win the heart of their dream partner. its a perfect way to filter or screen out people without the embarassment we face in real situations when we are among people watching every move we make. a girl cannot stand up and head towards a guy and tell him that she likes him otherwise society would work against her. social media and online dating could do more than that. people can talk to several persons at a time and saves all the difficulties people face in real life.

By: Mohammad Aoun

Mohammad Aoun — Mon, 12 Mar 2012 22:36:12 +0000

Nothing astonishing ! David the blogger was quite interested in that communication field. Particularly dating issues. His wife was so much alike .Result ? => Marriage. As I have read in the Instructor’s commentary ,it was stated that “You” to mean then user was stalked by other users,and this is how we got the information about the dating industry and how much is it worth,additionally ,what men and women lie about in their dating profiles and so forth. Quite sure about the questions asked,as the following : you should become fb friend with your friend on jdate? This is how the user keep stalking you from place to place or website to website. If i didn’t read the instructor’s commentary i wouldn’t have understand the concept of this question .

By: Mustapha

Mustapha — Sun, 11 Mar 2012 12:11:07 +0000

Dear All
First it is a great article and made me think of seriously of this. Could it really happens and make a social media networking become the main reason for your behalf?well, i think it could be but i never thought before it would be possible.
But after what i read i realize it could come true depeneds on how serious are you toward this and more you must be sure of the personal you are sharing the same interest its not just like what you read about the other person it is quiet important to get sure from the given information about the person you like to build a relation with.
The tips are so important which lead to serious commitment even though the respect that you must show is the base of it not post pictures for exes and not to post pictures to you when you are clubbing or with another woman.

By: SALLY JRAB

SALLY JRAB — Sun, 04 Mar 2012 21:23:44 +0000

This article had changed my perspective about online dating. David’s answers were interested to be read and to be taken into consideration, he knows exactly how to browse each site in a professional way. According to me I never thought of all these information & ideas before using any of sites, moreover I never thought of dating online I always prefer to meet the person live than over the internet. Nowadays else than JDate, face book is becoming a popular site for people to meet and start dating. I agree with David that reading the profile of a person can give the reader a reflection about their personality and what are the common interests between both. Being who you are helps a lot; this could be a good way to start a relationship with no lies. In this social media era a person have no time to meet someone; it is all happening through networks because people are sitting using the computer most of the time more than socializing in person due to over work issues or life duties… . On the other hand it is not a good way to stalk your partner wherever they are signing in, that shows that you don’t trust them much, don’t pressure them. In contrast give them the space they need. For example an incidence happened with me when I applied to a job I was surprised when a company started to search for my name through face book, twitter, LinkedIn and after asking why they would do such a thing, I was told that they care to know about my personal life and how do I interact with people through my profile as well as my CV resume. The tips that they were given for creating a cohesive online identity is so true and I recommend everyone to apply it. In the end I want to wish David a happily marriage and thank him for his advices that made me rethink of dating online one day.

By: conjuros de amora

conjuros de amora — Sun, 30 Oct 2011 16:43:42 +0000

Substantially, the article is actually the best on this noteworthy topic

By: Rami Zbib

Rami Zbib — Mon, 24 Oct 2011 23:38:19 +0000

That’s a great article, it somehow changed my point of view on lots of stuff and whenever I approach any of these links mentioned in the article I’ll make sure to go by what David advised. And by the way, congratulations on your wedding.

By: Dana

Dana — Wed, 19 Oct 2011 08:25:05 +0000

First of all congrats on the wedding ,
Second , I would like to point out that even if a person doesn’t put up fake information on their social media profile/s ,there will be some things that would remain hidden , things that they probably wouldn’t want anyone to know about , so technically they wouldn’t be lying , just choosing not to display all their info …and after going out for a while , you start getting many “surprises”!! I must admit that online dating can lead and has led to many success story , but what are the odds that this story will actually develop into a lasting relationship ?

By: George El Khoury

George El Khoury — Sun, 16 Oct 2011 22:28:36 +0000

Hello!
First of all congratulation for your marriage, I wanted to ask you two things:
1.What is your advice to the people who believe that online dating is not real and doesn’t actually work? Having said that I was one of them before I read your article
2. You use the word stalk in a good sense what do you mean by it?

By: Mayanda

Mayanda — Mon, 10 Oct 2011 09:22:11 +0000

I really enjoyed reading this article! But I’m not into social media dating and won’t even think of it! But if I were to, I totally agree about being genuine about who you really are.