If romance hasalways been an art that requires certain skills and sensibility to make that specialsomeone to fall in love, nowadays it's almost a degree we have to specializein.
The internet hascome to make our lives easier, to achieve situations that seemed out of reachin the past and the tools to make this happen are close to endless.
It's been yearsnow since we're living in this new digital romance era and it doesn't seem togo anywhere soon. It all started with online chats where you could talk forhours with whoever you wanted, anywhere you wanted. And now, the dating appsare all over the place, from the chill ones like Tinder to the hot ones likeGrindr. Finding a boyfriend, a friend or a hookup never was this easy.
Do all this alsomean an imminent danger? Yes, that's the truth, but like any other circumstanceor ambiance you may be at, you have to be cautious with what you say, theinformation you give and the place you go.
It's true that theanonymous status of an avatar on a screen leaves a lot of doubts about theveracity of what is going on and you need to be careful with the personal infoyou will provide and the place where you'll meet the person if you ever get tothat point.
Another downsideof this new way of interaction is that the digital era has made us lazy in away, we get everything so easily, applying minimal effort.
Back then we usedto get out of the house, looked for what suited us best in our closet and findthe perfect restaurant for that special date, and now we just have to turn onthe computer and log into that dating website. This way we can find love ascomfy as we are in our living room in our pj's. But isn't it amazing to be ableto find the love of our lives in a place so far away like Russia when we are inMexico?
The silver liningis definitely major because it's also true that we have the option; we canchoose our way into romance, what our flirting techniques are going to be andif we want an old fashioned relationship or the digital love era is really ourthing.
