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Today, at the age of today, it is normal to do a little Google search on a person on which you are about to meet a date, if only for security purposes rather than satisfying your curiousity. But, according to a recent survey of 2,000 Americans by the company's screening providerJdp, The amount of the research we make about our potential romantic partners is, at the very least, a little excessive, and at most,frightening.

The vast majority of respondents (77%) admitted that they are looking for people before making dates, including 29% spend 30 minutes or more of investigating their new crush. And while 72% of people reported having conducted their research before the first date, 33% completely stated that this even before contacting them. Facebook is the most popular source for digging, followed by Google, Instagram and Twitter. The most troubling conclusion may, however, be that the fact that 63% of people stated that they go "most or all the way back" when searching for social media accounts, with women twice as likely to scroll throughout your story. Mounted college days.

There seems to be a sexy disparity in what people really look when they go allMagnum pi on your profile. Unsurprisingly, women are more interested in learning your work history and your criminal history, while men are actively trying to glean a feeling of your interests and see more of your photos. And if you have already taken place the last minute and you wondered why, you could have your response-40% of respondents reported having declined a date based on what they had found online.

The volume of information on you online can also return fire later if you are not fully initiated about who you are. More than 40% of respondents said that their snooping has made it easier to capture their appointment on a lie - with women more likely to appear from their weight, work and age, andmen more likely to change the truth about their size, income and life situation.

Like awriter who frequently writes about sex and relationshipsI have always been able to tell quickly when someone read one of my articles. I am also one of the 17% of the people who have been "strange" by the achievement that someone widely sought me, as opposed to the 16% that found it "exciting".

Maybe I'm out of date, but I think there is no shortcut to get to know someone. You just have to sit with them, feel the atmosphere, keep an open mind and listen. Remember:Social media is not necessarily real life, and when you do a lot of research on someone before meeting them, you enter the meeting with a myriad of assumptions firm what they are like that may not align with whom they are really (or at least , who are they more). And for more how technology has changed the landscape of the meeting,Here is the shocking number of people who verify their phones during sex.

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