Five to ten years ago, online dating was considered a joke by most people. It was the thing that only “losers” who didn’t want to leave their homes did. While that perspective hasn’t shifted much, nowadays many more people have decided to give online dating a try. After all, there are many advantages to online dating. First off, you get to choose from a plethora of people to look at.

See the original article here:
Online Dating: Is It Worth the Hassle?

Unless you’ve had your head up your ass for the past couple of years, you’ve noticed the massive surge in the number of websites dedicated to online dating. Along with old standbys like eHarmony and Match.com, hundreds of new sites now cater to every kink, taste and fetish imaginable. Smile your best shitty grin. It’s a brand new day on the world wide web and you’re only a few mouse clicks away from dating a midget or finding your first love. It’s all there for the taking if you’re so inclined; you just need an internet connection and a little time on your hands. New dating websites are blasting their way into every home in America with the cultural equivalent of an atomic bomb

View the original here:
Social Media Booty Call!

This post has been submitted anonymously by a Datingish reader. So, I have been hanging out with this guy. He’s awesome, funny, great–you know the usual stuff. Now, I know for a fact that he was interested in me before.

Read the article:
Is He Just a Nice Guy Or Is He Into Me?

You sit comfortably and watch the dishes go by. You pick what looks appealing. If you’re curious, you look more carefully and read whatever description is provided

Read More:
Why online dating is like a sushi bar

Our lives are, more now than ever, connected. Everyday we connect through social networking sites such as Facebook and Twitter, and we use texting and Skype as a way to contact the people we care about. And yet despite having our eyes burrowed into mechanical devices for the better part of a day, there is still a stigma about online dating.

More here:
In Defense of Online Dating

Deal breakers. Trivial things that we simply won’t tolerate when it comes to dating. We all remember those Seinfeld episodes where Jerry would find some sort of excuse to break up with his current girlfriend–anything from the way she laughed to the way she ate her peas to liking a certain TV commercial.

View post:
Deal Breakers

All my life I’ve just had bad luck with dating.

Original post:
Maybe I’m Just Crazy

This is in response to “Why I’m Against Online Dating” by “theasianwithnoname.” Have you ever met someone online instead of in person because you were afraid? Have you ever met someone in person because you were purposely afraid of doing it online? No

View original post here:
Why I’m Pro Online Dating