My experience with "Facebook Graph Search" dating, so far
On Facebook Graph Search I searched for "single women in &#60;city&#62; who like running". Thousands of women were listed who had liked "Running". Too easy? I quickly messaged five of the women who caught my eye. Days passed, no replies. I wonder if these women saw the message or if it was lost in their  "Other" folder. I was not about to pay $1 to have it sent to their inbox. On the 5th day a girl replied. In the next hour since I got her response: We talked on fb, I gave her my number, we texted, talked on the phone, and then she asked to meet me the next night. When she asked how I found her I said the creepy new fb graph search. She said that it was really creepy that I messaged her like that and that normally she'd never reply to a message from a stranger.&#60;p&#62;I met this girl the following night at Starbucks followed by a bite to eat. We talked about what to do next. She started to list off options and said the magic "watch a movie" line so I jumped on that. Shortly after we were on my couch at my place. I don't think I've ever given out my address to the internet dating girls I've meet, I'm normally far too cautious for that. Fast forward, 30 minutes into the movie, and a little bit of cuddling, I asked her if she wanted to get into my hot tub. I figured why not ask and see how she responds. With some hesitation she said yes and so we did, unclothed except for bottoms. While we were in the hot tub I reflected back on what had just taken place. It's pretty crazy to think I had never spoken to this girl 22 hours prior, and now this 24 year old college girl with a runners body is topless and making out with me in my hot tub.&#60;p&#62;I've been hanging out with this girl just about every other night since we met a week and a half ago. It's been a wild experience for sure.&#60;p&#62;Facebook could really be onto something if they can remove the creepiness factor away from meeting new people online.