The_Face_of_Boo wrote:
hyperlexian wrote:
hale_bopp wrote:
hyperlexian wrote:
wtfid2 wrote:
t's true!! !
i still want to know why her name is green though :p Maybe because she shares a name with princess fiona from shrek
she used to be a moderator of this section a few years back. alex never got around to removing the green glow.
hale_bopp, have you tried setting up a dating profile with no photos, or messaging men you are interested in?
That isn't the issue.
It doesn't matter how interesting people might seem on the internet. The fact remains you never really know much about them until you meet them. It almost seems like a waste of time, may as well just meet people in real life to start with.
i didn't have that problem, as i could tell what they would be like in real life from how they came across online. i got to know them really well before i'd meet in person though. maybe some aspies can't "read" personalities online?
Unless you use extensive cam to cam, hale bopp is right.
extensive cam to cam is definitely a big help, as is extensive writing. and both together are best of all. i don't think you can tell much from a profile, but i think you can tell a lot from online communication. if a person jumps straight into in-person dating after only the bare minimum period of online communication, they won't really know much about the person yet, so they are still a stranger.
but again, if a person isn't feeling like they know people they are meeting online, perhaps they are switching to dating in-person quickly, or perhaps some aspies have an impairment that prevents them from being able to discern personality from online communication. many, many people use online dating with a great deal of success so i wouldn't say as a blanket statement that it is a "terrible way to meet people". it just might not be the best method for every person.
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