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Would you date someone you met on social media?

Sonnobax15:

Yes ..

My current banny,we met on Facebook and we're been together for 3 years now......

EreluRoz:
Never. You can't know someone completely through social media.

Sonnobax15:
. Yes, you're right tho....But giving that person the chance to prove him/herself can equally solve that problem,you know that right?

EreluRoz:
Never. You can't know someone completely through social media.

Meerahbel:
Dating someone you met on social media can be a bit tricky, but it's becoming increasingly common. Here are some pros and cons to consider:

Pros:

- Convenience: Social media platforms make it easy to connect with people from all over the world.

- Shared interests: You can find people with similar interests and hobbies.

- Easy communication: Social media allows for effortless communication and getting to know someone.

Cons:

- Lack of personal connection: It can be challenging to establish a deep, personal connection solely through digital interactions.

- Misrepresentation: People may present themselves differently online than they do in real life.

- Safety concerns: Meeting someone from the internet can pose safety risks.

Ultimately, whether to date someone you met on social media depends on your personal preferences and comfort level. If you do decide to pursue a connection, make sure to:

- Take things slow
- Communicate openly
- Verify their identity
- Meet in a public place

Remember, building a genuine connection takes time and effort, both online and offline!

EreluRoz:
gbam

Meerahbel:
Dating someone you met on social media can be a bit tricky, but it's becoming increasingly common. Here are some pros and cons to consider:

Pros:

- Convenience: Social media platforms make it easy to connect with people from all over the world.

- Shared interests: You can find people with similar interests and hobbies.

- Easy communication: Social media allows for effortless communication and getting to know someone.

Cons:

- Lack of personal connection: It can be challenging to establish a deep, personal connection solely through digital interactions.

- Misrepresentation: People may present themselves differently online than they do in real life.

- Safety concerns: Meeting someone from the internet can pose safety risks.

Ultimately, whether to date someone you met on social media depends on your personal preferences and comfort level. If you do decide to pursue a connection, make sure to:

- Take things slow
- Communicate openly
- Verify their identity
- Meet in a public place

Remember, building a genuine connection takes time and effort, both online and offline!

EreluRoz:
Never. You can't know someone completely through social media.

EreluRoz:
Never. You can't know someone completely through social media.

DevilsEqual:
I don't like to quote women, but I'll do this anyway


What's the difference between those you meet on Social media and those you meet offline?


Is it not the same people we relate with on the street that still create user Account online?
Aren't they humans li

Fiscus105:
I have seen family friend's children that got married to each other, in which the marriage not last up to a year.

People that grew up together in the village, marrying and collapsed in no distance time.

Same church members that got married, that have issues.

It's not where they meet that important, but the characters of those involved in relationship.