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Introduction to Dating

The term 'dating' refers to a process through which a person gets together with another person to explore the possibilities of romantic and sexual coupling. People generally start dating in their middle teen years some time after puberty (biological sexual maturation) has started. The majority of people at first date in an exploratory fashion, forming intense but temporary unions with one or more people in series. Teenage exploration dating tends to turn into more goal-directed dating as people age into adulthood and experience social and internal pressures to 'get married', settle down and have a family. Though most adults do end up forming more permanent committed relationships (which may involve marriage and/or children), not all who do remain faithful to their relationships. Some substantial minority of married adults continue to date after marriage by forming adulterous liaisons and affairs. While many committed relationships do thrive, a number also fail due to divorce, death and other circumstances. The survivors of these relationships, bruised as they are, often find themselves motivated to go back into the dating pool to try their luck at relationship building again.

People can be motivated to date each other for a variety of reasons, both healthy and unhealthy. People are social beings who desire the companionship of others and feel lonely without it. People are sexual beings who crave sexual relationships and the physical warmth of another body. People are romantic and spiritual beings who wish to care for other people and to be cared for by other people. People are also drawn to the intensity, drama and excitement that accompanies new relationships. Some people feel incomplete and inadequate as single people, and are drawn towards dating so they can feel more legitimate and less ashamed of themselves. Still others look for a sort of salvation in relationships with other people that they may or may not be able to find. Some or all of these motives, and more still, are likely occurring in the typical person who is interested in dating.

more dating tips
We caught up with Lori Miller, Lavalife’s dating expert, to ask for her advice for singles and this is what she says:

1. If you don’t have a great profile, you’re not going to get as many responses
It can be hard for new online daters to set up their profile, but it’s very important that you do it right. What do you want to share, what photos do you want to use? Basically, put your personality into it. Share your sense of humour, what you do for fun and what you might be looking for. Just make sure to write something, not just “my friends made me do this, I’m not even sure why I’m here.”

2.dont get stuck in a rut
Singles tend to do the same thing over and over again. They tend to go to the same places and hang out with the same people who may even be married. Don’t be afraid to talk to members of the same sex. Make friends -- you never know who they might lead you to!

3. You have to ask questions
Strike up a conversation. Whether you’re at a bar or online, you have to talk to people to find out what they’re like. Ask questions about their interests and what they do for fun, anything to find out more about them. Then you can figure out whether you want to proceed or not.

4. Know what you’re looking for
If you know what you’re looking for, when you’re meeting new people you will easily be able to tell if they’re a good match for you or not. If they have different goals and morals, it’s probably not going to go anywhere past the initial meeting.

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