find a love or start all over again when a story is over is not easy, especially when looking for love are middle-aged people.
You want to be a bit 'to the standard of living, a little' because it has little desire to question, but often it becomes really difficult to succeed.
Following the advent of the Internet, however, find a soul mate has become easier and more and more people expect of them eager to throw the arrow of love.
This is what is suggested by a recent study by the University of Oxford who did fill out a simple questionnaire to 12,000 couples aged between 18 and 70. It was clear from the survey that showed that as many as 36 percent of people in middle age (between 40 and 69 years) were able to find love thanks to the Net
spokesman Relationships Scotland, Gay Hickey, says that the web is particularly useful for middle-aged people who have no other way to have social relationships useful to find a new love or even for those people who are too shy to do it in person.
'It quite daunting for people of a certain age, exposure to the judgments of others, especially if it is all based on appearances and not have the opportunity to express their personality in advance - explaining the study's authors - the Internet may afford people who would never answered a personal ad in a newspaper or even go to the bar and club in search of a romantic relationship. Therefore, in general, is a good thing. "
'Find your partner online was once considered a bit' new, but this study suggests that it has become a common way, if not dominant, the search for new partners, especially if you are between 40 and 70 years, "says the other author, Bernie Hogan.
It should however point out that the survey revealed that there are people of all ages looking for a mate on the Internet: nearly one third of the people who use the internet, in fact, said she joined an online dating site fourth, people aged 18 to 40 years, admits that she began a love affair thanks to the Internet.
growth, then, in recent years has been quite dramatically. If in 2007 we recorded a meager 6% of online meetings in 2009 had already reached 30%.
But not everything is lost - luckily - because the survey showed that still remain in pole position reports "real" and the meetings at the home of friends, at bars or clubs.
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