Every family has its own love story. Some met at university, some were brought together by mutual friends, some were lucky to find their soul mate at work. And if before the phrase "and we met on the Internet" sounded a little strange, today it is already commonplace. Modern people have become more practical: they believe that it is much easier to fall in love with a person close to your interests and views on life than to experience notorious love at first sight and then cruelly disappointed.
And such practicality brings its fruits, as evidenced by unbiased statistics: couples who met on the Internet, are stronger than those who were the fruit of "real" love. And that means that online dating may well end up with a strong happy marriage. Of course, it will require a mutual effort, but is happiness in your personal life not worth it?
Why are the love stories that have their roots in dating sites mostly happy? This is explained by psychologists who say that virtual communication, especially active communication, allows people to get used to each other in the early stages. Thanks to this factor they learn the bad and the good about each other online, which makes it easier to survive some unpleasant moments. Naturally, after dating offline, they also need to do some work, but it really is much easier than for couples who are lapping at the dating stage.
Finally, another secret to happiness is clarity of intent. So, at the first stage of real dating there is always a certain uncertainty - whether people want to meet or just friendship, whether he is pleasant to talk to or polite to the person he is talking to. In virtual space everything is clear - only people who are in the mood for a relationship come to the dating sites. As for the conversation, then there are the rules of etiquette: it can be easily interrupted, and even stop, without fear of offending the interlocutor, because online it is normal. All this allows you to avoid awkwardness and reticence, as well as a waste of time.