Scientists of the University of Wroclaw learned that people who met on the web were less happy than those who met personally. Reported by DAZED.
More than 6,000 people from 50 countries participated in the experiment. It is known that 16% of the participants met their partners in social networks or acting practices. However, they admitted that they were not satisfied with the relationships.
Australia National University Adam Bood’s graduate student said, “Participants who welcomed their partners in the network, compared to those who come together from non -cycle, reported that experienced love has a lower level of satisfaction with their relationship and intensity (including proximity, passion and commitment).
According to scientists, the problem is that people are definitely evaluating every island in acting practices. A wide choice creates an illusion and overloads the soul and the idea of “you can always find someone better” disrupts the relationship even before starting.
“The Internet provides an unlimited number of potential partners, but such abundance helps people find a perfect couple, but in practice it usually leads to too much choice,” he said.
In the meantime, we have written that dating services have lost users before. In 2025, the number of active accounts in acting applications decreased sharply and the usual repairer of the piles is gradually causing more fatigue.
Source: People Talk
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