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“Teenagers have no place in dating sites” and “There are creepers out there” are not acceptable answers. If you were planning on saying something to that effect, go tell someone else other than me.
Anyway… I’m looking for a website to find a girl around my age (15-18) who lives in my area. I have no idea how to meet girls in my town by any other method. It’s like impossible to tell who’s a lesbian, let alone to go up and talk to some stranger.
Any sites would be appriciated.

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It’s been really hard for me to meet people in person even at my age (21 male) so I’ve been trying internet dating sites including craigslist. Either I have to pay a lot of money or it’s all spam. What are the best sites to meet women?

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I’m out of high school, starting college in spring, make a monthly care payment, why do I have to be 18 to use a dating site? Don’t they have any that 16+ year olds can use?

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An ex keeps showing up on the personal dating sites. I asked why she was still on there, and she claims they continue to show her picture, and even show she has logged on occasionally. She is obviously logging on, she claims they keep sending her emails, but wouldn’t she still have to log on? Otherwise I can’t imagine why it would still keep showing her pictures and her logging on.

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While online dating has quickly become the primary method by which people today find their new mates, you do still need to be cautious. There is a balance that you will need to strike between your safety and your dating life. We provide the following quick dating tips to help you.

1. Start by being smart about your online emails and chats. Online communication is geared to help you get to know the other person. However, you shouldn’t give away all of your personal information before you have a good feel for whether the other person is safe. For starters, use a nickname for your online username and not your real name.

2. Try to initially keep your feelings in check. Just because someone seems cool doesn’t mean you should rush to meet them in person. Give yourself a preset window of time before you meet someone in the flesh.

3. When you do end up going on a date, go somewhere reasonably crowded, and let some of your friends know where you’re going and when you expect to get back.

4. Consider too the possibility that your date may be in it primarily for sex. Ask yourself first if that’s ok and if so when in the dating timeline would be ok for you. Don’t wait to be in the situation before you consider it.

5. If you choose to talk on the phone with a potential match, give them your cell phone number rather than your home number. Most landline numbers can be looked up along with their physical address. Cell phones can help you protect your identity a bit more securely.

6. Drive separately and meet in a public venue for that first date or meeting.

7. Take it slow. Take your time and really get to know someone before offering up information that could put you at risk.

8. Remember to keep your address private and don’t get too buzzed if you’re drinking.

9. Do not make the mistake of believing your first impression is 100% accurate. Everyone is on their best behavior on a first date.

Most people who are registered with an online dating service are really just looking for the same things that you are. They want romance, and they are hoping that they will meet someone special. But of course, one bad apple will spoil it horribly for you. It is way too easy to convince yourself that most people are good and you can ignore basic safety tips. Stay safe out there!

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