Dating In The Digital Age

CAHOOTS MAGAZINE -- July 6 -- "Perception of dating services is changing. Acceptance comes through education," says Christine Hart, Calgary-based dating coach. Hart suggests that singles are more aware of their choices, and are therefore more particular, developing higher personal standards. She also says that ages 35 and under are comfortable online, while 35 to 40-year-olds are about half and half, and the 40+ group still refers coaching and meeting in person. FULL ARTICLE @ CAHOOTS MAGAZINE

Mark Brooks: Dating sites offer a world of choice.  People can be choosy. I fear they may be being too choosy.  Are personal standards too high? Your comments please.