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| DATING |
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On their last dates, 84% of men paid compared to only 20% of women. |
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95% of Date.com members believe that making a good first impression is more important when dating online then when dating traditionally. |
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When going out on a date, companionship is on the minds of 56% of women and 54% of men. |
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Only 6% of women and 5% of men believe a bar is a good place to meet the right person. |
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An equal number (39%) of men and women said they’d be willing to give a relationship a second chance if it didn’t work out the first time. | | |
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| LOVE AND COMMITMENT |
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A whopping 69% of women and 60% of men have admitted to seeking a committed relationship or marriage |
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Merely 11% of women and 12% of men feel that signing a pre-nuptial agreement shows a lack of trust. |
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Almost half (46%) of Date.com members admitted to getting back together with an ex because they were lonely. |
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The majority of men (64%) and women (71%) said they couldn’t be in a relationship without love. |
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An equal number (71%) of women and men said they would give up their careers for someone they loved. | | |
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| SEX APPEAL |
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think whipped cream is the most sensual food. |
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6% said BBQ ribs is the food that most puts them in the mood. |
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When seeking a mate in uniform, 34% of women and 26% of men would choose someone in the armed forces. |
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A majority of 67% of women and 61% of men admitted to being so attracted to someone that it compromised their principles. |
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48% of Date.com women, when asked to choose a celebrity with non-traditional good looks who they found sexy, selected Soprano’s star James Gandolfini. 56% of men chose Janeane Garofalo. |
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56% said the first thing they check out when reviewing an online profile is the photo. |
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When asked the most important physical feature in a potential date, half of all members (50%) said body shape. However, men are much more inclined (60%) to be partial to body shape as opposed to women (32%). |
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If a woman could build her ideal man, he would have brown hair (51%) and baby blues (47%). | | |
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