The Psychology of Online Dating

That´s right, online dating has become the “new” social media platform not just for meeting new people to begin a “formal” relationship, but for some to accumulate that status of community likes as an Instagram or Facebook following as seen as a new trend on many of these sites. Actually, there is a lot more going on than we realize when we pay closer attention to this new trending of online hot spots. Online dating has not only to open the doors to real people seriously looking for love, romance or just to meet new friends, which is great, to say the least, however, especially during this period of the pandemic, has opened the doors even wider for the online scammers from across the globe. Thousands of people are shafted, shammed, scammed, hoodwinked, twisted, and manipulated out of hundreds and even thousands of dollars a month globally, not to mention the emotional anxiety, stress, and heartbreaks thousands of men and women suffer behind such deceptions on a regular basis. To date, there are more than 4,000 dating sites in the United States alone with more than 1,000 of these dating sites opening every year. Right here and now, we're going to find out why this has become the "new" hot-spots and the effects they have left upon people worldwide. Warning...video included: Spoiler Alert.