A study from the University of California, Davis, reveals that women often prefer younger partners, contrary to their stated preferences for older men. Researchers analyzed over 6,000 blind dates and discovered that both men and women showed a greater attraction towards younger partners after their dates. These findings challenge traditional beliefs about dating dynamics and highlight that initial attraction settings may favor youth, regardless of stated preferences. Wealth didn’t notably influence the attraction towards younger partners, suggesting that this preference is more universal.
Women are drawn to younger partners whether they realize it or not, as confirmed by new research from the University of California, Davis.
The research involved over 6,000 people on blind dates, showing that both genders were more attracted to younger partners after the dates.
The study highlighted that while women often claim to prefer older partners, their actual dating preferences tell a different story.
Each gender found youth to be more appealing in initial attraction settings, suggesting an underlying preference for younger partners.
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