Dating myth or reality? – Singles tend to go for attractive people on speed dates
Attractive singles have always been more approached. It is said that most single men, and women, when looking for a potential partner whether it is on a nightclub or a dating site, what they tend to notice first is their date’s looks. The dating hypothesis: Singles tend to go for[...]#DatingMyth or reality?
People tend to follow the crowd and the dating universe is not an exception. Many studies carried out throught the years show that many daters follow specific trends and others have particular dating habit. Nonetheless, do really Irish daters follow dating trends? In our “Dating myth or reality?” chronicles we check daters current habits and behaviour and compare them to previous ones. We are going to investigate countless dating tendencies from two different perspectives: men’s and women’s point of view. The idea is to discover what dating and relationship trends are actually followed by Iris singles and couples.
Dating myth or reality? – Most daters believe in love at first sight
Some people have the conviction that a first kiss can reveal a lot about their date, and even be a decisive factor in a potential relationship. However, traditionally, in a first date, sight has even played a more important role. First impressions matter! In fact, it is commonly said that[...]Dating myth or reality? – Couples wait from six to eight dates before becoming exclusive
Taking the step of transforming your date into your long-term partner requires a lot of thought. Some people need just a few dates to know that the person they have been seeing is the right one. Other singles need more time to know in depth their date to prove they[...]Dating myth or reality? – Millennials tend to avoid face-to-face breakups
The online dating revolution has eased the way singles connect, mingle and initiate relationships. Getting a potential date has never been as comfortable, and fast as when using dating platforms, but new technologies have also changed the way people break up. The dating hypothesis: Millennials usually avoid face-to-face breakups Millennials[...]Dating myth or reality? – Senior singles do not use online dating
The dating game has significantly changed in the past decade. Years ago, younger singles had to meet a new partner while going out to a nightclub or relied on friends and family members to get a date. They even tried to their luck looking for a potential match among their[...]Dating myth or reality? – People rely on friends for dating and relationship advice
In the dating universe, you can find plenty of relationship gurus and experts that help lonely hearts to find love by providing some dating advice and guidance. Modern singles can also discover some dating and flirting tips -from how to succeed on a first date to how to make your[...]Dating myth or reality? – The longer couples wait to get married, the less likely to divorce
Years ago, singles used to get married at an early age, and relationships lasted a life-time. Most daters ended up tying the knot with their school sweethearts, and their relationships became an inspiration for many youngsters who dreamed about experiencing a similar love story: finding someone special with whom to[...]Dating myth or reality? – People tend to look for highly attractive partners
Having a good appearance has always been important to attract a potential date. Nowadays, in the era of selfies and fake poses, it seems that the dating scene has gone to this extreme as well. Matchmaking sites and apps like Tinder, with its profile swiping tool that works as a[...]