ZME SCIENCE - A study by Paul Eastwick at UC Davis, analyzing 4,500 blind dates from matchmaking service Tawkify, found that both men and women prefer younger partners, challenging traditional dating norms. While women typically say they prefer older partners, their actual attraction leaned toward younger men. Published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, the study suggests real-life attraction differs from stated preferences.
by Tibi Puiu
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