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Move konsepsyon ki pi komen nan sou entènèt date se lefèt ke moun ki toujou wè li kòm yo te yon aktivite sosyal danjere. Konbyen fwa yo te byen sa vle di (epi byen souvan yo san pwoblèm mwen tap tache) zanmi gasped nan laterè lè te di sou sit la rankontr sou entènèt ki ou te jis te siyen moute sou? "Ki sa ki si ou ranpli yon moun dodgy?", "Èske li san danje nan tout?"Ak" tout enfòmasyon prive ou yo ap disponib pou tout moun nan mond lan yo wè!"Se kesyon pi popilè ak kòmantè ke youn tipikman resevwa lè yo fè anons la yo ke yo ap sou bay sou entènèt date sit yon ale. Pandan ke li se vre ke gen danje nwar sou entènèt date, li ta yon manti yo di ke li ta gen plis danjere pase, di, davwa ke yo pran yon moun nan yon bar. An reyalite, Statistik resan montre ke nan 2013, 17% marye marye nan okòmansman te rankontre sou entènèt.
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The most common misconceptions of online dating is the fact that people still perceive it as being a dangerous social activity. How many times have well meaning (and often happily attached) friends gasped in horror when told about the online matchmaking site that you’ve just signed up on? “What if you meet a dodgy person?”, “Is it safe at all?” and “All your private information will be available for everyone in the world to see!” are famous questions and comments that one typically receives when making the announcement that they are about to give online dating sites a go. While it is true that there are murky dangers to online dating, it would be an untruth to say that it would be more dangerous than, say, picking up someone from a bar. In fact, recent statistics show that in 2013, 17% of married couples initially met online.