Only 3% have ever been on a blind date
26/10/2012
Only 3 per cent of Brits have been on a blind date in the last 5 years, reveals new study.
Forget Andy Murray, big boys still don't cryForget the modern man or the metrosexual – our lads are still scared to cry. Andy Murray cried with pride after losing out at Wimbledon this weekend – but 81 per cent polled by Roxy Palace said that they would be too embarrassed to cry in public. |
Do you know what your partner does?We may give our poor partners a hard time for not listening but it seems that women are often guilty of missing the point, too. A poll found that more than a quarter of women - 27% - said that they do not know what their partner’s job entails. |
Women favour DIY skills over bank balanceWe may be facing tough economic times but we are still looking for love over security. A survey of 2,000 by One Poll found only three per cent of women who answered want a man who is rich - we'd rather have a partner who is good with their hands! |
British men 'still in favour of marriage'Who says British men are afraid of commitment? Online casino RoxyPalace.com asked the site’s single male members whether they intended on getting married at some point in their life, which a vast majority (85%) stating they did. |
First date tipsAh, the first date! That mixture of nerves and excitement you get as you get ready. The butterflies in your tummy as you step into the restaurant or pub and spot him sitting waiting for you. That should I/shouldn’t I moment when deciding whether to give him a goodnight kiss. Nothing beats it, right? |
London ladies love Boris JohnsonIn the race for London mayor, a fluffy-haired cherub has captured our hearts. Yes, it seems Boris Johnson is the most dateable of the three main candidates for London Mayor, according to results of a poll by dating site Free Dating.co.uk. |
Five things you MUST do when internet datingRemember the days when internet dating was seen as unusal? Taboo even? It was a last resort and not something anyone would be keen to admit to even if they were doing it! As such anyone thinking of giving it a go thought they were totally alone! |
How to break the dating rutWe've all been there. You start out quite happy to be single and before you know it you've fallen into a routine – or should that be a rut? |
Get pregnant: vitamin boost for spring conceptionAre you getting enough... vitamins? While fertility experts advice sex, sex and more sex for couples hoping to conceive in 2012, it’s also essential that you are eating a balanced diet and taking folic acid, omega 3 and vitamin D if required. New IVF method 'improves success rate by 27%'IVF can be stressful and costly, with minimal chance of success. But a new method of checking on embryos, developed by scientists at Newcastle Fertility Centre, is said to improve the chance of pregnancy by more than a quarter - at 27%. Healthy holidays can help keep love aliveA short break could help prevent you breaking up! A poll of 2,000 happily married couples by Headwater found that a trip away twice a year was a key ingredient for a successful, healthy relationship to ensure love survives in the long-term. |
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Does the perfect man exist?A recent survey found that that modern-day woman believes there is no such thing as the 'perfect man'. But it also discovered what we ladies rate most in our prefect partners, and which celeb men topped the 'perfect' list. |
Love Actually tops festive film pollWhen it comes to choosing our favourite Christmas movie, it seems we are all mushy romantics at heart. Heart-warming romcom Love Actually topped a festive film survey carried out by GALAXY Hot Chocolate and LOVEFiLM.com, polling more than 7000 users. |
Heavy drinking 'increases intention to have unsafe sex'One of the best ways to stay healthy this festive season is to cut back on alcohol. A new report, published in the journal Addiction, links alcohol and sex for the first time and finds the stronger becomes your intention to engage in unsafe sex. |
A quarter of men 'dream about their ex-girlfriend'We don’t mean to cause arguments between you and your other half - but new research found one in four men still dream about their ex-girlfriend. And even work finds its way into a man’s subconscious during the night with 26% dreaming of their boss! |
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Smartphone addiction 'can make you stressed'
Too much time spent working on smartphones and other mobile devices can cause a raft of health problems - people tend to maintain an awkward posture that might lead to pain in the back and neck, as well as stress-related illness. The ultimate 15minute at-home workout
Burn calories and tone up fast with this intense 15 minute workout you can do in your sitting room! |
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