Comments on: Deception and Authenticity. How false and misleading profiles are impacting online dating.

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By: Kundai Muradzikwa

Kundai Muradzikwa — Tue, 17 May 2011 04:19:41 +0000

Hi Murray

Firstly let me begin by saying that it was great to read a paper that was not on facebook. Online dating was definitely the right topic for you.

The short introduction was really quite misleadinhg becauswe i thought that that was all you were going ot mention on the content of the paper, only to realise that you have explaiineed your work very well within the essat.

The paper is well structured. Probably the best i have seen so far. The paper makes full use of a numnber of references that make it more worthy. An informative paper is always a good paper and thats what this paper is.

Learnign about the more niche sites was great. It has always crossed my mind but have never ever imagined that there would be a site for HIV positive singles. i Believe that that is a break through for all sick people. I also appreciated how the use of traditional in comparison to the modern techniques was refeered to.

It was a really enjoyable a paper. Well done

By: Susan Doroguh

Susan Doroguh — Sun, 20 Jun 2010 16:03:57 +0000

Hello Murray, Your paper presented real-life scenarios of online dating services. As for myself, I do not trust online dating services. However, a childhood friend of mine was intrigued when her neice became married to a wonderful young man whom she met on an online dating service. My friend decided to try. I live on the west coast- she lives in the midwest. She began to try a couple services and she said she met many wonderful people. However, when I asked her if she developed any true relationships from her relationships, she gave many reasons why her relationships didn’t pan out – from both her standpoint and giving the standpoint of her dates, she and they felt that both misrepresented themselves in the areas of fiance, physical appearance and other subtle more minor issues – thing you just don’t know until one meets and begins to discern the situation. However, she did marry from an online site. After her marriage, she convinced me to try online dating. I would not. Finally, she included me in an IM with a man from Los Angeles, Ca that had moved to the Midwest for work. She gave him my email. She felt she knew him – she was a strong Christian woman – and he supposedly a Christian. She felt this person would be perfect for me. I actually enjoyed his emails and then I gave him my phone number. He called every single night. I thought he was witty and must have a great social life. Then all of a sudden, he said he ran up his cell phone bill to a extremely high amount. At that point, he asked me if I could help him out in parts to pay his cell phone bill off. I was shocked! I informed him that I could not communicate with him any further. However, months later we began speaking again. And, again, another bombshell… He admitted that he misrepresented himself. My friend had no idea but he confessed to me shortly after we began communicating again that he owed $40 in back child support. He said he also owed other very high-ended bills. He was tremendously intelligent but he said he just couldn’t face his own character flaws. And then, when I found myself reeling from this knews – it got worse, he told me that he didn’t find me the least appealing – and to top it off, he said he would take any woman who could provide the type of financial security he was seeking. I believe he was a manic depressive or sociopath. Although, this is only my story – and one incident, I am grateful that I lived six states away from this individual. I am convinced he was a predator.