Relationships that begin in office are more likely to lead to marriage, states new study.
The study commissioned for the DVD release of the eighth series of TV comedy 'How I Met Your Mother' found that 14 per cent of couples who met through work ended up getting married, followed by 11 per cent who were introduced by friends.
On the other hand it was revealed that a relationship started at nightclub or pub is most likely to result in nothing more than a one-night stand.
Couples are Happiest in Their Third Year of Marriage
The third year of a marriage is happiest for both the individuals while the fifth year is the toughest, a new study in Britain reveals.
The third year of a marriage is happiest for both the individuals while the fifth year is the toughest, a new study in Britain reveals.
Marriage: Key to Cancer Survival
A new study finds that married people are more likely to survive cancer than singles.
A new study finds that married people are more likely to survive cancer than singles.
Study Decodes Why Men are Bigger Love Cheats Than Women
Men succumb to sexual temptations more than women because they experience strong sexual impulses, says a new study.
Men succumb to sexual temptations more than women because they experience strong sexual impulses, says a new study.
