Communication on the Internet should not replace meetings with friends and relatives. But also to you it is not necessary to ignore communication opportunities of a wide area network for an institution new and maintenance of old contacts.
Instruction
1. It is possible to look for interesting people on social networks, on dating sites and thematic resources. But the first option – social networks - is most perspective. On social networks the people make contact easier and respond to letters and comments from strangers.
2. To strike up new acquaintances on the Internet, it is necessary to be able to take the first steps. Do not hesitate to write the pleasant girl or the guy the message with a greeting and a question with which long firm friendship and even the romantic relations can begin.
3. It is necessary to communicate with new acquaintances on the Internet correctly. Avoid the worn-out classics of acquaintances: "Hi. How are you?" These three words hardly whom will force to write the answer to the stranger today.
4. It is better to begin communication with interesting questions. It is simple to define the interests of the stranger. On social networks view the page of the user as well on dating sites, and at forums glance in subjects where the user who interested you left messages, and draw conclusions on its interests and hobbies on the basis of this information.
5. The first dialog with the new acquaintance on open spaces of a wide area network can become easy for the last. And if you do not want to lose the potential friend in network, communicate with him so as if you met in real life, but you do not sit everyone in the room in front of the computer monitor. The rule of the first impression works also in virtual space.
6. Do not hesitate to ask, but also be not imposed. If the interlocutor responds to your messages in monosyllables and through wide intervals of time, it is a high time to ask it whether not too you are importunate. Make sure that your communication is interesting not only to you, but also your interlocutor.