US EditionOne type of dating leads to "less stable and satisfying" marriages
UNITED STATES, JUL 15 – Researchers found marriages from online dating less stable and satisfying but still above average, with 50% of 923 U.S. couples in the study having met online.
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The Viral “One Night Relationship” Theory Could Explain Why You Got Ghosted
TikTok/@christinazozulya & TikTok/@talkswithlyseSome dates are so good they almost seem like a rom-com come to life. When you meet up, it instantly feels like you’ve known each other forever, even though you just matched on Hinge hours before. You talk, laugh, and share your deepest secrets, and by the end of the night, might even find yourselves lying in bed, holding hands, and giving each other sweet kisses on the forehead.Sometimes, this type…
·New York, United States
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Research in the United States found that those who start relationships through applications or websites report less satisfaction and stability with respect to those who met face-to-face. Read more
·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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