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Even as Australian women may have adapted to the digital era, they still favor a face-to-face declaration of affection than an ‘I love u’ text.
Tryst With Cupid: Dating Updates in the Cyber Age
In the journey of love, dating is the first and most significant step taken by prospective mates.
In the journey of love, dating is the first and most significant step taken by prospective mates.
And 86 percent of respondents were more comfortable saying "I love you" in person than via text.
The least romantic of gestures was declaring one's love via a relationship status change on Facebook.
Cupid's Day Out - Ooh La La, It is Valentine's Day
February 14th, 2009, is celebrated as Valentine’s Day all over the world. As people revel in love on this day, they demonstrate their emotions with a heady exchange of gifts, cards and flowers.
February 14th, 2009, is celebrated as Valentine’s Day all over the world. As people revel in love on this day, they demonstrate their emotions with a heady exchange of gifts, cards and flowers.
"We are seeing new challenges as women manage their persona on a digital level yet they are still cynical about finding romance on the very same medium, instead preferring the authenticity of real life experiences," she said.
In Romantic Attraction, What People Want Differs from What They Say They Want
A new methodology which suggests that people's implicit preferences actually predict how much they like dating a hottie has been developed by scientists.
A new methodology which suggests that people's implicit preferences actually predict how much they like dating a hottie has been developed by scientists.
The online survey of 1,200 single women aged 18 to 55 also revealed 76 percent would be more willing to stand in front of someone naked with the lights on then send a naked photograph by text.
Health Hazards of Modern Gadgets & Gizmos
That modern gadgets have changed the world, is a gross understatement. Yet, rising from the din is an ever increasing evidence, braced by scientific work, of the ill-health effects of modern gadgets.
That modern gadgets have changed the world, is a gross understatement. Yet, rising from the din is an ever increasing evidence, braced by scientific work, of the ill-health effects of modern gadgets.
Asked what they most wanted in a partner, women were mostly traditional, nominating a killer smile, a great sense of humour and an accent as their biggest turn-ons.
Source-AFP
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