Love by Mail. / Peter Munro.
by Munro, Peter; SIRS Publishing, Inc.
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BookSeries: SIRS Enduring Issues 2003Article 68Human Relations. Publisher: Sydney Morning Herald, 2002ISSN: 1522-3248;.Subject(s): Dating (Social customs) | Internet advertising | Mate selection | Personals | Web sitesDDC classification: 050 Summary: "Donaldson's experience is typical of people in their 20s who are dating online but are neither desperate nor dateless. Online dating for them is a novelty, an ego trip and an opportunity to meet new friends or date outside their established social circles....Younger people using online dating tend to do so with no expectation of meeting their soul mates or life partners. They just want to connect with lots of people with similar interests and fast." (SYDNEY MORNING HERALD) This article examines how the Internet and computers have changed how today's young people approach dating.
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Originally Published: Love by Mail, May 22, 2002; pp. n.p..
"Donaldson's experience is typical of people in their 20s who are dating online but are neither desperate nor dateless. Online dating for them is a novelty, an ego trip and an opportunity to meet new friends or date outside their established social circles....Younger people using online dating tend to do so with no expectation of meeting their soul mates or life partners. They just want to connect with lots of people with similar interests and fast." (SYDNEY MORNING HERALD) This article examines how the Internet and computers have changed how today's young people approach dating.
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