Study looks at what young adults aged 18 to 29 choose instead of dating
A new study focuses on the intimate lives of people aged 18 to 29. The source says dating demands too many resources, so the younger generation has chosen other paths.
A study examines the intimate lives of young people aged 18 to 29. Its authors say the findings reveal a surprising truth about what goes on in young people's bedrooms.
According to the source, the internet today offers everything instantly, while real-life dates require too many resources. For that reason, the younger generation is said to have chosen entirely different paths rather than traditional ways of meeting.
What the source does not say
The available material does not say who carried out the study, in which country, or how many respondents took part. It also gives no figures and does not specify which alternatives young people prefer. It is therefore not possible to describe the results precisely.
What is known is that the study centres on the 18 to 29 age group and looks at relationship and intimacy habits at a time when online options are widely available.
