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The dating learning curvePosted : 13 Feb, 2018 09:47 PMI met a guy here and unfortunately I do not have a lot of dating experience, let alone dating / chatting online. |
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The dating learning curvePosted : 14 Feb, 2018 12:03 AMDon't think in terms of 3 or 4 times of correspondence, think of it as 3 or 4 weeks of correspondence. You only have an obligation to open yourself up completely once you actually decide to pursue a relationship, That said though the truely core qualities HAVE to come out early one way or another, one of those is NOT anything that can easily identify you though. The trick is to not wait too long to make up your mind one way or another, remember online dating goes at a different pace than regular. Maybe he ghosted you for something else entirely, maybe HE was the scammer, you have no way of knowing. |
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The dating learning curvePosted : 14 Feb, 2018 04:41 AMI think you do need to be cautious but not so cautious that you won't tell the person your talking to your first name. Don't divulge personal information at all. On another site one woman had posted how a man she had been talking to just showed up at her church one sunday. Having worked out exactly what church she went to, from information posted on her profile and things that she had told him in conversation that's scary. |
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The dating learning curvePosted : 14 Feb, 2018 05:20 AMThanks Rambo. Yes I'm still trying to get the online dating timing right. |
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The dating learning curvePosted : 14 Feb, 2018 05:23 AMJayeeee that is scary. And part of the reason I'm cautious is because people can Google you so easily and get tons of info. Thank you. |