New Study finds 50% of single people have fallen in love with someone they weren't initially attracted to

[BackInTheGame78]

Welp, there goes the neighborhood @Cheeky_James

Your entire theory falsified in a single study.

Study Finds Nearly Half of Singles Have Fallen for Someone They Weren't Initially Attracted To

It’s not always love at first sight.

www.yahoo.com

 

[BillyPilgrim]

Study was done in partnership with the Match Group OP. Lmao.

"The Kinsey Institute at Indiana University conducted its annual "Singles in America" study in partnership with Match."

And Kinsey himself was a major, major perv who included kids in his sexuality studies.

Time to feast on some low hanging fruit @Cheeky_James

 

[BackInTheGame78]

Study was done in partnership with the Match Group OP. Lmao.

"The Kinsey Institute at Indiana University conducted its annual "Singles in America" study in partnership with Match."

And Kinsey himself was a major, major perv who included kids in his sexuality studies.

Time to feast on some low hanging fruit @Cheeky_James

Well, unfortunately it's simply reiterating the things that many other studies have already said. At some point you have to accept the truth might not be what you want it to be.

 

[Cheeky_James]

well well well!
I’ll have to read through it later.
It will of course depend on the age brackets , the competition is fiercest in the younger brackets. Women loosen up /comprimise in older brackets afaik /ime.

All I can say is , when I look around here IRL I see looks matched couples everywhere for the vast majority, as a rule.

but hey mayhe it’s a cultural thing. I am in Aus after all . Not US or UK..
I would say , be mindful of the source of the data and how it’s collected. What bias is in there etc.

And I would seek real world evidence in pictures. (Not celebs btw)

 

[BillyPilgrim]

Well, unfortunately it's simply reiterating the things that many other studies have already said. At some point you have to accept the truth might not be what you want it to be.

I'm not sure what CJ's theory (referred to in the OP) is. I'm just saying Match has a vested interest in a certain narrative that will boost their revenue. Yes, women can warm to men in real life but it's less likely to happen on the apps the Match Group owns.

 

[BackInTheGame78]

I'm not sure what CJ's theory (referred to in the OP) is. I'm just saying Match has a vested interest in a certain narrative that will boost their revenue. Yes, women can warm to men in real life but it's less likely to happen on the apps the Match Group owns.

Yes, the study was not about specifically dating apps, it was about if it had ever occured in their lifetime.