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Looking for love on the web? Follow these six easy tips to stay safe
When surfing the web for love, keep these safety tips in mind
One of the keys to being happy in life is having a positive relationship with a significant other. Not long ago, few would admit to having found love online. However, now sites like eHarmony, OKCupid and Plenty of Fish are openly compared among friends, and a recent Leger Marketing/QMI study suggests that one quarter of Canadians have tried online dating.
Romancing in the digital age has changed the nature of relationship building, speeding up the intimacy process and leading many to reveal too much, too soon – sometimes putting their emotional, financial and physical health at risk.
As you’re getting to know your digital darling, slow down and follow these steps for a safe and healthy love connection:
Originally published in Wellness Matters, Canada Wide Media’s quarterly newsletter on health and wellness.