New York is the apple of Are You Interested users’ eyes, according to a new survey by parent company SNAP Interactive.

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Facebook developer SNAP Interactive, best known for the Are You Interested dating application, posted its tenth consecutive quarter of revenue growth, although the third quarter of 2011 also brought a net loss to the company.

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Yes, Facebook connects us with the people in our lives. Sometimes, however, the social network can complicate our dating. Here are seven examples.

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When Leah Gibbs, 23, of Tylorstown, South Wales, was imagining how her date with Adam Minton, 21, whom she met on Facebook, would end up, driving a getaway car wasn’t on her list of possible outcomes. But that’s exactly what happened.

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We’re surprised that a site called Shagbook hasn’t already been sued out of existence. The dating site started in 2006 and we’re only just now hearing from a publicist for the defense against the standard Facebook trademark lawsuit.

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Check out this banner ad that I saw on the web.  It has the Facebook color scheme, fonts, button design, and other elements. It even says you have a friend request from this girl, who apparently has two friends in common with you.
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A 50-year-old unemployed woman has filed a $8,386.88 lawsuit against a 35-year-old man who humiliated her after ending their Facebook relationship.

Cheryl Gray of Michigan and Wylie Iwan of Washington state met through the game Mafia wars on Facebook and eventually developed an online relationship. She booked a trip to visit him, and about a week before her scheduled departure he revealed that he’d met someone else.

At first she was okay with the news, but then things deteriorated — according to The Tri-City Herald, both parties claimed the other had posted nasty things on Facebook. A few weeks later, an attorney representing Gray asked Iwan for $956.88 to reimburse her for the trip she didn’t take, plus gifts and flowers she’d sent him.

A week later, an email said that claim was dropped. Almost one month after that, on May 18, Gray filed a civil lawsuit in Michigan asking for $8,368.88 for misrepresentation, promissory estoppel, defamation of character and intentional infliction of emotional distress,” according to the Herald.

An attorney who spoke to the Herald said that he expected the court to dismiss this suit as frivolous. But if for some reason the civil court did decide to hear the case, any ruling would set an unusual precedent.

Readers, what do you think about this particular case?

A friend of mine just confessed to me that she was a “Facebook hussy.” Here’s what she told me — I’ve put it in first person, using her words.
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If you’re going to deny that one of the first things you do when you find out the last name of someone have a date with is look him or her up on Facebook, then you’re a liar.
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It’s hot outside and you’re feeling frisky. Perhaps you’d like to have some arm candy to experience all that summer has to offer — yes, you can find your next fling on Facebook.
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