Has the stigma surrounding meeting romantic partners on-line now completely disappeared?

No. However, I think it's more accepted by the younger generation as opposed to adults who did not grow up with the interconnectivity that exists today. We live in a culture where choice is of prime importance and this applies to many things, from food to relationships.

With access to resources like the Internet or mobile web, it is much easier for us to find what we want; when we want it. Ultimately, the stigma would depend on who you ask. Perhaps a 16 year old wouldn't find it such a big deal while a 60 year old would - it's all a matter of perspective and context.

What matters is how one responds to the stigma. Should someone lie about meeting a romantic partner or tell the truth? That's a tougher question which is very personal and cannot be answered by anyone else.

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