U.S. writer gives five reasons online dating is better

Jaime Zepeda, California Dating Editorialist

Imagine you are in a bar. You spot a lovely lady across the room. Her friends leave her for a second, she is by herself. Perfect opportunity! But, what do you do? What do you say? Do you even have anything in common? Why are you perspiring so much? Should you just go and talk — oh, too late. Her friends came by and dragged her to another bar.

Another scenario. You are in a coffee shop. You look to your right, and there sits a cute man drinking his espresso. He looks like he is there by himself. You know you should approach him, but you are not sure if it is even worth it. So much wasted time in the past with people that were not even close to your type. He might have a girlfriend, he might have kids, he might be a monk. Just forget it.

These are opportunities to meet people that don’t happen. We live in a busy world, and dating keeps taking a lower and lower spot in our list of priorities. Our time is compromised, and our inhibitions don’t help much either.

This is where 'online' dating comes in. This is where Datingbook comes in.

Here are some 5 really good reasons, tested by yours truly, why Datinbook’s online dating service can help you find someone you will actually like, and make it easier for you to make the connection.

It can get a bit crazy trying to meet people out there. Make it easier on you, and significantly raise your chances of meeting the one by taking advantage of Datingbook’s many benefits. Who knows, that guy at the coffee shop might be in Datingbook already, waiting to find other espresso lovers— like you.

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