Social media is the other name of building relationship and develop conversation among individuals and groups.
The generational trend gap is evident when it comes to seeking out romantic connections. The younger generations favour social networking sites like Face book and MySpace, with older singles more commonly opting for tailored dating websites. Older singles are also far more likely to subscribe to dating websites, whereas younger generations favour free sites.
Social Network Sites like Face book are popular with younger folks.
Privacy settings and private messaging enable amorous couples to go about their courtship as publicly or furtively as they like, with the arguable advantage of there being no set protocol or expectation. However, these sites are designed for social networking rather than dating.
Older singles often become frustrated with the lack of focus created by social networking websites. These may well be the online domain of teenage loves, crushes, broken hearts and reputations, but to a single looking for a meaningful connection with a likeminded person, the pools of the likes of Face book can seem troublesome and daunting. Teens on the other hand often thrive on this element of online drama and varied interaction.
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Romance is in the air where ever you look and social media does seem to have more couples on them than I thought. I think that the reason the younger generation are using social networks is because they don’t have any money to pay for specialised dating websites. Also I think young people feel more comfortable in an informal setting since they grew up with technology and could feel social media are not strict on following lots and lots of confusing guidelines.