As far as networks go, this is like building new highways between towns, rather than taking the local backroads.
“Now that connection with someone else can be very quick,” Borkowicz added.
Linda Semu, an associate professor of sociology who teaches and researches on love and marriage/global social change.
That time was not just fly-by time, but hours invested enjoying meals together, card games and rich conversations.
According to a pair of researchers investigating online dating, the way we’re looking for love (and lust) is connecting communities in completely novel ways, breaking down boundaries and possibly even making for stronger long-term relationships.
Today there’s a wide variety of sites and apps to suit your tastes, lifestyle, sexuality, and budget, from Tinder and Bumble for a quick swipe to like, to OKCupid and e Harmony for those who want their wit to show with their words.