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Fake chest sizes 'scare men off' |
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8-October-2008
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| The majority of men are turned off by an enormous chest size in a woman, according to a new survey. |
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Do opposites really attract? |
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10-October-2008
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| While opposites may attract initially, this spark fizzles out and more is needed to maintain a good relationship, according to a new survey. |
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Rich men 'more likely to have kids' |
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9-October-2008
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| Richer men are more likely to have children, according to a new survey, which reveals that women really do want a man who can provide for them. |
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Women attracted to altruistic men |
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14-October-2008
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| Women really are holding out for an altruistic hero, according to new scientific research. |
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Half of Britons dating online |
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15-October-2008
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| Half of singletons in the UK are looking for love using online dating sites, according to new figures. |
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No more no-strings holiday romances |
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24-October-2008
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| No-strings holiday flings are being ruined by social networking sites such as Facebook, according to new research. |
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Women prefer accountants to James Bonds |
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30-October-2008
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| British women may think they want a James Bond-style adventure, but new research reveals that their Mr Right is more likely to have job security than spontaneous sophistication. |
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Scientists prove flowers really are a turn-on for girls |
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15-March-2012
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| “Flowers activate romance and act as a facilitator in dating,”are some of the results stated by Dr Gueguen and published in the journal Psychology Press. |
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