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"Call me old-fashioned ..." European Singles Survey |
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Two thirds of people in the UK now discern virtually no social difference between marriage - once the bedrock institution of British society - and unformalised cohabitation.
Yet British singles remain more attached to the idea of matrimony than their counterparts elsewhere in Western Europe and are twice as likely to say "I do" than their European cousins - as revealed by a new 13-country survey of 13,000 adults, commissioned by PARSHIP, Europe's largest premium online matchmaking service.
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Where once British singles would go out find someone special, fall in love and settle down, now there seems to be a new norm - and it's called Manhattan-style dating. According to a new survey one in four UK men and over a third of women would openly date two, three or four people in the early stage of a relationship. Dr Lukats explores what is driving this growing trend - Sex in the City or the acceptance of Internet Dating.
Today Dr Thalassis advises Anna on how to tell if the man she's been dating for six weeks is interested in a relationship, or just friendship.
According to a new survey by PARSHIP, the last 12 months have seen a three fold increase in the number of UK singles looking to date someone in a foreign country. In fact, three million of the UK's 15 million singles are open to a serious long distance relationship (LDR).