5 Facebook Tips for Dating

By GalTime .com. Posted on Jul 7th 2012.

With everything in your life digital, you need to know the virtual rules of dating.

5. Keep The Arguing Away from Your Profiles: What's more embarrassing than changing your relationship status a hundred times in four months? Arguing with a man you are dating via Facebook! I can't recall how many threads I've read where a couple has insulted one another and virtually screamed their heads off. Be smart and keep the fighting (and making up) offline.

If you follow these simple rules, you should survive the complications that arise when dating and utilizing social media. Use Facebook as Zuckerman meant it to be - for social networking and nothing more.

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