Rendez-vous galante

Le del rendez-vous esse un phase del relation romantic inter duo individuos ubi on sorti e passa qualque tempore insimul, sovente con le intention de vider si le altere persona place le satis pro proceder a cortesar le. Illo esse le iteration moderne del cortesamento del ’800, atque le maniera le plus diffuse pro incontrar partenarios potential.^[1] De costume, rendez-vous successose duce al fidantiamento, e, al fin, al maritage.^[1]

Le personas pote cognoscer se sol, in eventos particular o a traverso altere individuos, qui pote esser e amicos, e organisatores de maritages de occupation. Un amico pote adjuvar duo personas qui non cognosce se a presentar se e cognoscer se melio, e hoc remane un del manieras le plus commun pro incontrar partenarios.^[2] Ultra le amicos, le gente pote etiam cognoscer se a traverso del familia, ubi le parentes del duo personas interessate face les presentar. In India, le genitores pote mitter un annuncio matrimonial sur un jornal local con le intention de facer cognoscer qualicuno al filio o al filia.^[3]

Hodie, le online dating esse popularissime, e illo diffundeva se desde le annos 2010 gratias al smartphones.

Referentias

↑ ^1,0 ^1,1 https://www.britannica.com/topic/dating-courtship
↑ Sharon Jayson (2010-02-10). "Internet changing the game of love". "Meeting through friends was also commonly cited by those in the 1992 National Health and Social Life Survey, co-directed by sociologist Edward Laumann of the University of Chicago. That survey questioned 3,300 adults ages 18 to 59...."
↑ Lavina Melwani. "The Mating Game", Little India. "Matrimonial sites ... Even parents approve, because young people get to know each other – without physical contact! Parents get to check the details important to them and the couple can connect at many levels. While parents and family members post the resumes of a prospective bride or groom, ..."

Vide etiam

Cortesamento

[Brit-1] 1,0 ^1,1 https://www.britannica.com/topic/dating-courtship

[twsDecH21-2] Sharon Jayson (2010-02-10). "Internet changing the game of love". "Meeting through friends was also commonly cited by those in the 1992 National Health and Social Life Survey, co-directed by sociologist Edward Laumann of the University of Chicago. That survey questioned 3,300 adults ages 18 to 59...."

[twsDecH36ff-3] Lavina Melwani. "The Mating Game", Little India. "Matrimonial sites ... Even parents approve, because young people get to know each other – without physical contact! Parents get to check the details important to them and the couple can connect at many levels. While parents and family members post the resumes of a prospective bride or groom, ..."

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