The latest and greatest on all things romance.
By Dr. Laura Berman, Sex and Relationship Therapist
The results of the second annual Singles in America study have much to tell us about the current landscape of love and the attitudes of single men and women. As our society changes and evolves, so do the rules of dating and our expectations of happily ever after. Read more…
By Dr. Helen Fisher, Biological Anthropologist
“I don’t like money actually. But it quiets my nerves,” said heavyweight boxer, Joe Louis. We all like money, for many reasons. But singles today aren’t waiting for a fat wallet to win romance. Read more…
By Dr. Justin R. Garcia
One of my closest friends recently went back on the dating market. In his last relationship, he had been involved with someone for about one year, and then found out his partner was having an affair. She had committed infidelity. Read more…
By Dr. Helen Fisher, Biological Anthropologist
Finally, some good news about getting older! Match.com’s second annual Singles in America study, a large-scale investigation of single men and women ages 21 to 65+, busts some engrained myths about aging. Read more…
By Dr. Justin R. Garcia
I was recently watching (and laughing to) past episodes of the TV show 30 Rock. In one of the story lines, Liz Lemon (played by Tina Fey) causes quite a stir with her “Deal-breaker!” catch phrase. It made me wonder: when today’s singles are considering getting into a committed romantic relationship with someone, what sorts of things really would be total deal-breakers? Read more…
By Dr. Helen Fisher, Biological Anthropologist
If Republicans and Democrats can’t get along in the government, then they definitely can’t get along in the bedroom, right? Read more…
Singles in America, Match.com’s second annual comprehensive study on singles, dives deep into how single men and women — who make up a third of the U.S. adult population — are living and thinking in 2012. Over 5,000 singles participated in the survey, and with questions ranging from “How many times have you had sex in the last 12 months?” to “What are the biggest deal-breakers in a relationship?” the answers are sure to show a new side to singles! Read more…
There’s no doubt that the 2012 Presidential election cycle is going to be fierce. But did you know that a single person’s political affiliation speaks volumes in regard to their views on sex and love? Match.com’s “Singles in America” study has uncovered which political party’s constituents are doing it more, who’s doing it less, and which ones do it best. Tune in to this site tomorrow, February 2nd when we share our jaw-dropping data. In the meantime, we asked a few of YOU to share your thoughts with us in the video above.
Do you think how someone votes is a reflection of what goes on in the bedroom? Leave your comments below.
Here is some breaking news: most of your notions about singles are wrong. Even if you aren’t married, this holds true. On Feb 2nd, Match.com separates fact from fiction in our second annual Single in America study– the largest and most comprehensive look at single life in the U.S. today. Read more…
Once again, we picked the brains of American singles for our 2nd annual “Single in America” study. Our freshly painted portrait of the unmarried life continues to expose how the scripts have been flipped when it comes to sex, love and relationships. Read more…
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