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"When men attempt bold gestures, generally it is considered romantic.  When women do it, it is often considered desperate or psychotic."

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Online Dating
Pam Babbitt, Sex & Relationship Coach
 

What a phenomenon! Technology has added a whole new dimen­sion to the dating process.  It's convenient, efficient, and offers that "kid in a candy store" feeling.

But before you view it as the savior of singlehood, ponder this:

1)

Single's ads show just a part of the whole picture, and ob­viously that part is the one that the author wants you to see.  Internet dating is a ready vehicle for singles to create the persona that they believe will bring them the most re­sponses.  And it may not be authentic.

2)

It is common for singles to choose a "hook" for their inter­net profile.  That hook is the text, implication or innuendo that they believe will attract the most potential partners.  Consciously or unconsciously, not all singles choose a hook that is an authentic portrayal. 

Example: A single woman added to her profile "Great legs, firm breasts." She believed that would be an effective (se-ductive) hook.  And indeed it was very effective for getting lots of responses, however there was no relationship po­tential as this woman had very little interest in sex, and the men her ad attracted had strong libidos. She had given an inauthentic impression. Although this hook did meet her din­ing needs - for an initial meeting, she would instruct her new internet friend to meet her at a restaurant that he was unfamiliar with, and would not be aware that it was fine dining.  She enjoyed many gourmet meals, for free!

3)

Most singles experience rejections with internet dating, just as they would using any other venue.  Be prepared for re­jection - it is so much easier via the internet and may simply show up as e-mail disconnect. 

4)

Some singles enjoy writing e-mails ... forever ... and there is never an in-person meeting.  Beware of that trap.

5)

Do not assume that the person you are having a great e­mail exchange with is only e-ing you.  Most seekers are con­necting with several potentials at one time, and most have an ad posted in more than one dating site.

6)

Do not assume that the person you are e-connecting with is single or available.



 

Safety in Internet Dating 
Stacy Clark, M.A.


Q: I’d like to try Internet Dating, but how do I meet a stranger without put­ting myself in danger?

A: Use a Safe Call and always meet in a public place.

Q: What's a Safe Call?

A: A Safe Call is a way to provide your­self support and a back-up plan when meeting strangers you have connected with from the Internet.

Q: How do I set up a Safe Call?

A: First, get some information from the person you are meeting. What do they look like? What kind of car are they driving (make, model & color)? What is their phone number?

Q: Why would they tell me all of that?

A: That’s easy! Because you are trying to find someone you’ve never met!

Q: Okay, so what do I do next?

A: Call a close and trusted friend who will be available at the meeting time.

Explain to your friend that you are meeting a stranger you met online. You are going to call your friend within 10 minutes of meeting this person. (Just excuse yourself to the restroom.)

IF your friend does not receive your call on time, they are instructed to:
a) call you, and b) if you do not answer, CALL THE POLICE and give the Description, Car & Phone Number as well as where you were meeting this person (where you were last seen.)

You can either say, "Everything is fine," or you can arrange a code sentence or two for "This is not going well. I need to leave. Stay alert."

Q: Is that all?

A: Not quite.

Arrange for a SECOND call after you have departed and are safely on your way home and not being followed, or after you get home.

Trust me, it's worth your life to do this.

 

 

 

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