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Posted 03.02.2013
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Teen
By Julianne Micoleta, Ellie Papadakis and Elk Grove Julianne Micoleta and Ellie Papadakis are seniors at Elk Grove High School. They are student re...
Online impersonation with the intent of engaging in a relationship is becoming more common. Similar to identity theft, catfishing is when someone "assumes" a real person's identity and/or creates a new online persona to engage in an online relationship.
Kim had a relationship online and on the phone for a decade with Matt, but they'd never met. That is, until "Catfish: The TV Show" came along. The sho...
It doesn't surprise me that singles looking for love online on MTV's Catfish have their hopes at an all-time high, but I wonder, why wait so long to meet in real life if you think you've found your soul mate?
If you see someone is falling in love with you and you do not feel the same way, be honest and firm. Tell them exactly how you feel. Never play with anyone's feelings and never pretend to like someone. Remember those avatars represent real human beings who can get hurt.
So here we are with online dating being a part of most single's lives. Everyone seems to know someone who has met their significant other or spouse online.
Those algorithms that dating sites use to pair up singles online have a new purpose: generating the guest lists for offline events. "Forget having...
You've been on a few dates and you think you met the man (or woman) of your dreams. The first meet was electric; the energy between you was sizzling. ...
Every time we go online looking for love, many of us tend to do the one thing we would never do in our real lives where we live surrounded by loved ones watching over us. We leave all that behind.
My Facebook is a cemetery of once and would-be lovers, souls that, at one time, could have saved me. Could they still?
We live in a time of preview dating -- an endless shop-till-you-drop comparison of possibilities. No longer do Americans think e-dating is only for "losers" or people lacking "a life."
What happened to me is that I both fell in love and had my heart broken on Facebook. On Facebook. With someone I'd never met.
Some people are happily distracted by their Twitters and Tweets and would have it no other way. I, on the other hand, begin sweating and twitching as I near my computer.
