If you have decided you want something of a more personal relationship with someone you’ve met and they give you a contact number try ringing it. If you can never get hold of them be very wary, even if they give you a seemingly reasonable excuse. If you have to page or text them so they ring you back this is a real warning sign when considering your online dating safety. Presumably they have something to hide.
If you seem to be the only half of the relationship that is making the effort to progress your relationship to the next step you should step back and take a good look at exactly what they are saying.
Asking for financial help or other kinds of help should be a sure fire online dating safety warning sign no matter how polite, sweet and charming they are. An online relationship has in no way progressed to the level where they should be asking you for money.
While it’s true that you should take before you give out your personal details once you decide that’s the level you want to move to, it should be a two-sided thing. If the person you are talking to is entirely unwilling to give out personal details and you’re sure that you’ve had long enough to get to know each other then their lack of commitment in wanting to meet you might indicate a secret.
Insecurity and a need to get married are ore common that you might think in both men and women and if either of these factors crop up on a regular basis then you need to decide whether this is something you can cope with and whether you can stand back it make the relationship go slower. If not, then you are being pressurised into moving your relationship further forward than you want to.
Our final online dating safety warning sign is to avoid embarrassment and upset. Online dating sites are sometimes frequented by people looking for something more than a quick chat, and might be looking for someone to indulge in their requirements with them. Make sure right from the start that this isn’t the case.
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