If people are not careful when dating online, it can lead to serious side effects. These include being deceived by an online lover who misrepresents themselves, wasting time and energy on online relationships that do not materialize into real partnerships, and not taking online dating partners seriously. According to research, there are over 49 million people in the US who have tried online dating. While online dating provides convenience and opportunities to meet people virtually, it also enables deception more easily compared to traditional in-person introductions. To avoid negative side effects, people should pay attention to how they present themselves and evaluate potential partners objectively online, and approach online dating with a serious attitude and positive mindset.

1. A NEW MESSAGE!
Would you like to date a
stranger online?

2. - Yusen Liu -
Effects of Online Dating
By: Student Name

3. Deceived by online
lover
Squandering time or
energy
people not treat the
partner of online
dating seriously
SIDE EFFECTS' OF ONLINE DATING
Thesis: If people are not careful when they are dating online, it will bring certain serious ‘side effects
which include being deceived by the online lover, squandering time or energy and the people not
treat partner of online dating seriously.

4. Sep,26 2017
Introduction & Background
1.Deceived by online lover
2. Squandering time or energy
3.The people not treat partner
of online daitng seriously
Conclusion

5. Introduction

6. 49,650,000
According to the research, there are at
least 49650000 people have tried online
daitng in the U.S
(May 12, 2017, Statistic Brain)
Introduction
60,000,000

7. Background Information

8. What are the causes of online dating?
convenient
virtuality
the development of society and science and technology
if there is no Internet, there will be no online dating
Background

9. 03Deceived by the online
lover

10. Silly guy online dating for two years but was
cheated 1.78 million Yuan ( around 8.9 million
baht) and knows "girlfriend" is a man (2016,
Xuxiao Li)
Shakespeare
Love is blind
Our views on partners are often
not based on objective reality,
but rather on positive illusions
(2008, Swami)
01
02
03
Deceived by online lover

11. Squandering time or
energy
Squandering time or energy

12. 95% People are wasting their time
Squandering time or energy
5% Americans who are currently
married or in a long-term
partnership after online dating
(2013, Aaron)
5%
More
stable
4000 couples
More than 4,000 couples found
that relationships were far more
stable if couples met in
traditional ways such as
introductions by friends or
through work, hobbies or
socializing. (2014, Knapton)

13. 05people not treat the
partner of online dating
seriously
people not treat the partner of online dating seriously

14. "Internet dating has made people more disposable."
'Low quality, unhappy and unsatisfying marriages are being
destroyed as people drift to Internet dating sites'
'When I sensed the breakup coming, I was okay with it.'
....
Most of the people who were interviewed in this article have
mentioned that they or others are not serious about online
dating. (2013, Carolyn)
people not treat the partner of online dating seriously

15. Conclusion

16. 1
people should pay attention to
the ways and means of online
dating
2
3
People should know each
other from an objective point
of view, grasp more real
information
use positive attitude and
serious attitude to treat online
dating
suggestions

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