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Based on your 1 year standard
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Work - Karla worked for a finance company we used, and she andI talked on the phone often to go over credit apps. I started flirting over the phone...
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College
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High school
Now if we relaxed the requirements from 1 year to 24 hours, it would look more like
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@jon-nyc said in Mildly interesting:
Why do you say that? These are all people with an SO?
Most people (or at least over half) who marry, tend to marry someone who lives fairly close to them. Fairly close being within twenty or thirty miles in rural areas or maybe just four or five miles in urban areas. Couple this online surge with the fact that less people are getting married today, and I'd say that social skills are waning.
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I do think that social skills may be waning, but I do not see too much into the graph.
If someone meets on line, that is just the initial meeting. They may date for 3 years before marrying for example.
Seeing someone first in work/church/restaurant etc., is really not so different from seeing someone on line.
- see someone (on line / across the room / told of them by a friend, etc.)
- approach them and say something (virtual or real)
- invite them on a date (after that, it is the same no matter how you initially met them)
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@Jolly said in Mildly interesting:
social skills are waning.
That's beyond obvious. And it's not just a problem with young people.
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@jon-nyc said in Mildly interesting:
I love it because it probably irritates the shit out of a certain kind of French person.
Parisians?
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@George-K said in Mildly interesting:
Really? I didn't learn that in anatomy class.
Dang. I goofed. The source redd "File: 1112 Muscles of the Abdomen.jpg"; I'm thinking it probably should have redd "File 1112: Muscles of the Abdomen.jpg"
Damn you, Wiki.
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