NEW YORK — Nearly one in four people have a secret they keep from their partner — even after moving in together! The recent survey of 2,000 Americans who live with their significant other reveals that more secrets lie under the surface when couples make the move to share a home than many might expect. …

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NEW YORK — As the old song goes, “you got to have a J-O-B if you wanna be with me.” However, a new poll finds singles may also need plenty in savings and debt-free credit too! It turns out that Americans think having a savings account is sexy. According to a survey of 2,000 U.S.…

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NEW YORK — Two in five Americans say their mom takes better care of them than their significant other does when they’re sick. A new survey of 2,000 employed adults finds that men are more likely to agree that their mom takes better care of them than their partner does when they’re feeling sick (43%…

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In today’s digital age, finding love has never been easier. With the invention of dating apps, there are endless possibilities for connecting with potential partners right at our fingertips. Whether you’re looking for a casual fling or a long-term commitment, these top dating apps cater to all preferences and offer a convenient way to navigate…

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NEW YORK — Valentine’s Day really is the sweetest holiday — almost three in five (58%) actively dating Americans say dessert is a non-negotiable part of their dates. A survey of 1,000 Gen Z and 1,000 millennials who are seeking a serious partner looked to uncover the anatomy of the perfect Valentine’s Day date. When…

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“Will you be my Valentine?” is a question asked all over the world come February 14. While half the world spends the holiday drenched in red and pink next to their better half, the rest are stuck without a date, wondering what went wrong in their search for love. According to fashion experts, you might…

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This Valentine’s Day, ditch the tired routine and unveil a gift that speaks to his true passions. Whether he’s a thrill-seeker craving adventure, a techie immersed in gadgets, or a homebody enjoying simple pleasures, there’s a perfect present waiting to be unwrapped. Forget the generic ties and predictable cologne – we’ve curated a selection of…

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If you’re planning to celebrate Valentine’s Day with a new partner, there’s a good chance that you met online, which surveys suggest is fast becoming the most popular way people get together. Of course, searching through profile after profile brings with it a variety of difficulties. Perhaps surprisingly, research shows that one of those problems…

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NEW YORK — People love to be loved. However, it turns out many people feel they’re coming up short when it comes to intimacy with their partner. According to a new poll, one in seven Americans in serious relationships say their partner doesn’t do enough to show that they desire them. The survey of 2,000…

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WURZBURG, Germany — Have you ever experienced that moment when you make eye contact with someone in a crowded place? It’s a fascinating phenomenon that happens in just a fraction of a second. But have you ever wondered what actually goes on in our minds during that eye contact? Well, researchers at the University of…

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CHONGQING, China — Women over the age of 50 may find it more challenging to cope with “gray divorce” than their male counterparts, a new study suggests. Researchers discovered that older men not only enter new relationships more easily after a late-life marriage dissolution but also are less likely to rely on antidepressants compared to…

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TORONTO, Ontario — There’s no shortage of myths and stereotypes prevalent across popular culture telling us how our relationships should work. So, do these outdated love legends really represent relationships today? From “happy wife, happy life” to the “five love languages,” researchers from York University say in most cases the answer to that question is…

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NEW YORK — Your money mistakes may end up costing you your relationship, a new survey reveals. The poll of 2,000 Americans finds that 40 percent have ended a relationship over a poor financial decision. Overall, nearly three-quarters of respondents feel sure about their decision-making ability, describing themselves as decisive (74%). Just one in six…

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TRONDHEIM, Norway — Imagine this: you’re resting on the couch with your significant other, watching TV, and suddenly, your partner’s mood takes a nosedive. Could it be the innocent coffee chat you had with an old friend, or maybe it’s that new co-worker you can’t stop talking about? Why the sudden shift? Welcome to the…

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A study out of Washington University reveals that possessing a clear sense of purpose in life can lead to increased romantic attraction.

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NEW YORK — Six in 10 LGBTQ+ adults don’t feel accepted by some of their closest friends and family – due to their gender identity or sexuality, according to a recent poll. The survey of 1,000 people within the LGBTQ+ community finds that 39 percent had a falling out or lost touch, with friends as…

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NEW YORK — The average adult finally feels comfortable asking for help when they turn 27, a recent poll shows. The survey of 2,000 adults finds those between 25 and 34 are most likely to reach out to others when they need help, while those over 65 prefer still to go it alone. Of the…

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CHAMPAIGN, Ill. — As U.S. politics continue to heat up ahead of the 2024 presidential election, researchers from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign are offering a peek into the struggles of American couples with opposing political viewpoints. American politics have been extremely polarizing for quite some time now. Republicans and Democrats, whether it be on…

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NEW YORK — It’s time to swipe right on — LinkedIn? The world’s largest professional networking site is apparently becoming much more than just a place to find jobs. A new survey finds people are turning to LinkedIn to find dates! With Google searches for “how to meet people for dating” up a whopping 200 percent…

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BOULDER, Colo. — Experts have uncovered a biological signature of desire that causes us to lust over certain people more than others. Study authors observed that this imprint fades if there is no contact with the person for a while and that time can indeed heal heartbreak. “As humans, our entire social world is basically…

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NEW YORK — Many Americans apparently think about their workout routines in the same way they think of their romantic partners — and that’s not a compliment. A new survey finds that over half of Americans stick with the same old exercises for the same reason they choose to stick it out with a less-than-exciting…

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ROSTOCK, Germany — Families are getting smaller and will continue to shrink for years to come. A new study is revealing a significant transformation in family dynamics, projecting a steep decline in the number of relatives each person will have in the near future. This shift, according to researchers in Germany, will also alter the structure…

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ADELAIDE, Australia — Love can make people do crazy things, and now a new study is explaining why. Scientists in Australia have found that love really does scramble the human brain on a neurological level. While prior studies have established that romantic love has a connection to the release of oxytocin, often called the “love hormone,”…

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NEW YORK — With New Year’s resolutions top of mind for many right now, over a third (34%) think their diet will be the most challenging aspect of their lives to improve this year, even more than their love lives (22%) or careers (9%). A survey of 2,000 participants finds dietary changes are front and…

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BALTIMORE —  Apes still remember friends they haven’t seen for over 25 years. New research has recorded the longest-lasting social memories ever documented in non-human species. The study highlighted how human culture may have evolved from our common ancestors with apes. “Chimpanzees and bonobos recognize individuals even though they haven’t seen them for multiple decades.…

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NEW YORK — Up to half of middle-aged couples may both be suffering from potentially fatal high blood pressure, a new study warns. Researchers discovered that in heterosexual relationships, both spouses or partners often exhibit similar blood pressure levels. This study included married or partnered middle-aged and older straight couples from the United States, United Kingdom,…

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GÖTTINGEN, Germany — What do women consider when imagining their ideal partner? Do these preferences change with age? Researchers from the University of Göttingen examined the intricate relationship between age and personal preferences among single women, finding that while most of their preferences remain consistent throughout the years, certain preferences shift as women grow older. To…

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SWANSEA, Wales — So much for monogamy. A new study by researchers from Swansea University in the United Kingdom reveals that a third of men and one in 10 women are open to having more than one romantic partner — at the same time! The study, which involved 393 heterosexual men and women, uncovered varying levels…

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LONDON, Ontario — Intimate partner violence is a dire issue that can have devastating physical and emotional consequences. However, the signs that someone is in danger are not always apparent. Researchers in Canada are shedding light on several warning signs that can precede and even predict intimate partner violence. They note that there has been…

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NEW YORK — Having an argument through text messages has become commonplace in society, turning our phones into battlefields for resolving conflicts. However, experts warn that “fexting” can have a pervasive impact on our closest relationships. A new survey commissioned by SellCell polled 1,064 people, revealing alarming insights into how people engage in text-based arguments, whom…

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NEW YORK — Is dating putting some people into debt? A new survey finds the average person has spent $3,025.12 on dates over the past year. The poll of 2,000 Americans looked at the cost of dating and relationships in 2023 — finding the average respondent has gone on eight dates in the past six…

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‘We had no idea we’d last this long’: At 103 and 102, Dorothy and Tim Walter credit their longevity to respectful communication and time outdoors. KENT, United Kingdom — What’s the secret to a long-lasting relationship? A centenarian couple who have been married for a staggering 81 years may be Britain’s most enduring love story.…

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PITTSBURGH — If dating as an adult has you feeling like you’re back in high school, blame the algorithm. Researchers from Carnegie Mellon University and the University of Washington have found that the algorithms which control most online dating platforms these days prioritize both popularity and attractiveness over compatibility when making user recommendations. The study authors…

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NEW YORK — Love is definitely not in the air. A recent survey has uncovered some eye-opening statistics about infidelity and relationship snooping in the United States. Researchers spoke to 5,000 participants and found nearly half say they have had a partner who was unfaithful. So, how exactly did they find out their lover was…

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NEW YORK — You might want to list your favorite movies and television shows on your online dating profile if you want to find love sooner. According to a recent survey, 45 percent of Americans agree that having different movie tastes is a relationship deal breaker! The survey of 5,000 Americans who stream (100 per state)…

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LONDON — The average person spends just four hours a month socializing with friends – meeting up just twice during that period, according to new research. More than a quarter (27%) of the 2,000 adults polled said they are spending less time in person with friends this year compared to last. This trend is most pronounced…

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NEW YORK — Halloween may be over, but ghosting is still as popular as ever. The impolite practice of suddenly cutting off all contact with someone has become a common tactic — especially among younger adults. Now, a new survey finds a staggering 84 percent of Gen Z and millennials have been ghosted by someone.…

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SAPPORO, Japan — Do birds experience love at first sight? That’s still a mystery. However, a new study finds it’s pretty easy to spot when a bird is in love with their mate. Researchers have found that the eye rings of tropical birds, specifically Java sparrows, enlarge when they are in love. Both male and…

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URBANA, Ill. — Ask 10 long-term couples the secret to their success and longevity, and you’ll likely get 10 different answers. Every relationship is unique, but generally speaking, long-time partners usually engage in various behaviors intended to nourish and sustain their relationship, like surprising each other with gifts or a spontaneous date night. These thoughtful actions…

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STORRS, Conn. — It makes a certain amount of sense for couples to embark on a weight loss journey together. It should be easier to resist caloric temptations and cultivate consistent gym motivation with one’s partner in tow, right? Not necessarily, according to researchers from the University of Connecticut. In fact, study authors did not find…

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COLUMBUS, Ohio — Walking into an office as one of the few conservatives or liberals in the workplace can be intimidating, to say the least. Politics nowadays are anything but harmonious, and polarization continues to escalate. Now, researchers from The Ohio State University report workers whose values and beliefs (political, or otherwise) don’t align with the…

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NEW YORK — Taking care of your pet is more stressful than managing a romantic relationship or being a parent, new research suggests. That’s according to a survey of 2,000 pet owners, which found people are more stressed about their ability to care for their furry pals (42%) than their relationship with a partner (37%) or…

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NEW HAVEN, Conn. — Older adults exhibiting strong behavioral symptoms like agitation, aggression, and lack of self-restraint are more likely to go through a divorce than those with milder symptoms, a recent study reveals. However, as dementia advances, the chance of divorce appears to diminish. The study by a team at the Yale School of Public…

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NEW YORK — Seven in 10 people have pretended to enjoy food or a meal they didn’t like to avoid hurting someone’s feelings. A survey of 2,000 U.S. adults found that regardless of taste, nearly two-thirds (64%) say food is their love language. About half (48%) show their loved ones they care by regularly surprising…

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ESPOO, Finland — The heart may be the “love muscle,” but a new study finds the feeling of love is all in the head. Aalto University researchers have identified where in the body people feel various types of love and the intensity with which they experience this emotion. They found that love forms a spectrum,…

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NEW YORK — Three in four singles agree: “embracing your cringe” and being true to yourself will help you find your perfect cringe counterpart. According to a poll of 2,000 Gen Z and millennial singles, one-third say people should embrace their “cringey” habits, rather than avoid them. Likewise, 63 percent agree that embracing their cringe…

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The average American invests $120,000 throughout their lifetime in pursuit of love, spending significant money on romantic dinners, movie outings and thoughtful gifts, not to mention personal grooming and cosmetic products. As a result, according to a survey by LendingTree, 22 percent of millennials and 19 percent of Gen Z have begun to incur “dating debt.”…

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LONDON — The popularity of lab-grown diamonds is surging, especially among newlyweds seeking a more sustainable and affordable alternative to traditional mined gems. Some jewelers report that interest in these synthetic diamonds has skyrocketed by over 2,000% in the last five years. Physically and chemically indistinguishable from natural diamonds, lab-grown versions can cost up to…

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NEW YORK — Dating as a single parent means every second counts. On average, they know if they want a second date just 38 minutes into the first meeting. That’s according to a new poll of 2,000 single parents, which reveals that it also takes them less than an hour (55 minutes) into a date…

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There are many kinds of sexual situations people can get into – everything from committed monogamous relationships to a one-night stand. But friends with benefits (FWB) situations are often still seen as controversial, perhaps because of the potential for heartbreak. Typically, FWB arrangements involve two people engaging in casual sexual activities without the expectations and…

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