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    Differences In Marriage

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    Americans accept dating someone within that same group. Asian married other Asian from the same group and black married other black from the same race. Some people said do not mind marrying someone from another race. Researchers found out the online dating website Match.com demonstrated that whites are more likely to date Hispanic. Younger people are more likely to date outside of their race than older people. There are many differences between intermarriage. According to researchers, 11…

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    I would like to start off by saying that I have a life outside of here and another account so I may be slow so please no rushing me. I do not give out things like my Facebook,phone number etc to those I don't know but if you would like my Skype go ahead and ask. I do have a learning disability so grammar and stuff like that are not my best friend but I do try my best. Alright guys I am happily taken in real life so I do not see the point in a roleplay relationship and yes I know the…

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    Nowadays, most people lived a very different life with many different reality. We had our work reality, our family reality, our religious affiliation reality, our interest reality, our vacation reality, and many others. All of these reality represented different area and expect of your life. And we meet different people in each specific area. It becomes our social network. Many people technology to connect others. It is now an uncontested fact that technology is pervasive throughout our lives.…

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    With the influx of technology, the dating game has changed. Nowadays, everyone is using online dating websites or apps like Tinder, eHarmony, or okCupid. “The online dating or matchmaking services industry exhibits great potential with more than 1,300 sites in operation, one where firms such as Match.com and eHarmony.com generate income worth an estimated £600m a year in the UK” (Xun). Online dating can…

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    photographs online daily on the World Wide Web. Uploading images online can have plenty of advantages for the user’s family and friends and other users;however, uploading some images online can affect the user’s employment, relationships, and online dating. First, many people use social media as a port to upload images to the internet. Some of the social media(social media: websites and applications that enable users to create and share content or to participate in social networking) sites…

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    Essay On Politeness Theory

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    are not interested in meeting romantically, especially since you met each other on an online dating site? When the requested meeting is not desired by the rejecter a tactical response must be given, the response must still save the face of the requester as well as uphold the personal desires of the rejecter. Therefore, it is easier and more manageable to decline a romantic meeting with your online dating counterpart. Because you are not talking face to face, the rejection seems less personal and…

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    Utopian Social Issues

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    Internet availability has increased dramatically throughout the years, and some believe the internet is a Utopic society, completely separate from their everyday lives. While the internet may have intended to be a utopia, a place where life was perfect and people could escape the realities of everyday, it did not work out that way. In actuality, issues that are evident in our real lives are also apparent in our virtual ones. Often platforms like social media, and news sites are making us more…

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    where this young girl was friends with a girl who lived next door. The girl never wanted to hang out with the girl that lived next door which upset her. The girl was into Facebook and was interested in meeting a guy. She met this guy and they began dating. They dated for a few months and then out of nowhere all of the girl’s classmates and her boyfriend were messaging her on Facebook and were bullying her and calling her profound words. The girl ended up committing suicide. Come to find out, she…

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    The Hook Up Culture

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    Living in a society with different views and values on dating seems to affect certain age groups and minorities. Now a day’s relationships are not taken very serious, but more of a casual compromise also referred as the “hook up culture”. Today many relationships are based off different dating apps that have replaced the old fashion methods of dates. The adaption of this culture has moved in a fast paced manner changing the views of “real dating” and affecting especially undergraduate college…

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    Hanging out, for some, is more enjoyable and comfortable when meeting a new person. Therefore, traditional dating has gradually become a thing of the past, and ‘hanging out’ has took the place of dating. “Hanging out” or “tagging along” has become the new version of dating, and traditional dates have become less common. More people are beginning to prefer “tagging along” rather than a traditional date; being hanging out usually consists…

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