How to be better at online dating, according to psychology
Published: 16 March 2019
Can algorithms really predict love? A Harvard professor who studies relationships says no—and explains why. NBC News reveals the surprising truth: profiles can't tell you if you'll laugh together, communicate well, or feel like better people around each other. Yet online dating works for millions. This article shares research-backed secrets for success, from the photo angles that attract quality matches to why you should never chat for more than two weeks before meeting. If online dating feels like work instead of fun, you're doing it wrong—here's how to fix it.
Dating for Online Beginners: Tips for Staying Safe
Published: 1 October 2020
Online dating revolutionized romance, but it also introduced new risks. Oklahoma State University's comprehensive guide takes you from profile creation to first date safety, covering everything busy professionals need to know. Why do people misrepresent themselves online? What's the difference between dating sites and apps? Learn the art of the strategic exit—how to plan short first dates with built-in escape routes. Plus, discover why you should never include identifying information in your profile and why that person pressuring you for explicit photos is waving a giant red flag.
Self-Defense FAQ
Published: 1 July 2006
The National Center on Domestic and Sexual Violence offers critical self-defense guidance through frequently asked questions, covering safety strategies relevant to dating situations and domestic violence prevention.