The need to feel younger seems to be the number one factor justifying the cougar lifestyle. A survey of 1,000 women ages 18-65 was conducted to to observe how their men made them feel. The results were quite interesting: More »

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I took to the streets, (and by streets I mean Facebook and Twitter) to ask one simple question that got many diverse answers: In dating, what’s a deal breaker for you? This is what people had to say in response: More »

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A number of things surprised me about the results of a survey on online dating conducted by Online Schools. For one, did you know that the online dating industry is bigger than the porn industry? Or that one out of three women who meet men from online have sex on the first encounter? And that men online lie most about their age, height and income? Check out this graphic image of the survey’s results: More »

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Typically, when one thinks Super Bowl, a Super Bowl date is the last thing that comes to mind. Such is not the case according to a survey conducted by It’s Just Lunch (IJL), an international dating service for busy professionals. IJL conducted a Super Bowl Sunday Survey that produced insight into men’s and women’s psyche along with expert tips for how to have a successful Super Bowl date. The results couldn’t have arrived at a better time! For those living under a rock, Super Bowl happens this weekend. Perhaps your future date will also? Read on for the results: More »

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Keeping your shirt on, obscure angle profile shots and plain smiling into the camera do not equate serious online-dating site action– so says a survey of 7,000 online dating photos conducted by free dating site Okcupid.com. While optimistically this should make sense, the findings of the survey may astound or baffle you with the do’s and don’ts that it implies. More »

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Men, pay attention! The results of the LadyData Project, a survey of 150 women on dating, reveals a handful of noteworthy gems that I’m convinced could make life for a lot of us…a lot easier. The purpose of the LadyData Project is to ultimately answer the question of, “What do women really want?” and to catalog all the collective wants of the “complicated” female brain. Sure, that sounds like an ambitious task but, I feel as if a lot of women couldn’t agree more on what it reveals. More »

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