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Search Results For "faces"
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Dating Scams: An introduction |
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3-April-2012
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| Being a UK based dating site that has been around for a number of years we have seen how scammers work. At Loveandfriends we spend loads of time and effort blocking scammers from our dating sites so t... |
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Why woman go for bad guys |
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29-September-2007
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| One of the eternal mysteries of the dating game is why women are always attracted to the men who are the least likely to be good for them. |
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It's all about the gaze |
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7-November-2007
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| You can boost how much people are attracted to you by the way you look at them, according to a new study. |
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Defining attractiveness: who shares your taste? |
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15-December-2007
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| Friends, siblings and spouses are more likely to agree on what is attractive, a new study by Harvard University has shown. |
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British women 'love stubbly men' |
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30-June-2008
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| British women prefer men with stubble because they are deemed to be more macho, according to a new survey. |
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Divorces linked to social media |
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6-April-2012
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| Facebook is increasingly seen as a major factor in marriage breakdowns with lawyers now using the site as evidence in divorce proceedings. An online study from a UK website www.divorce-online.co.uk f... |
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It's all in the face |
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10-April-2008
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| Men are more attracted to women who want a fling, while the girls prefer men who are looking for a long-term commitment, according to new scientific research. |
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Men and women 'can read the opposite sex' |
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23-July-2008
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| Men and women can tell whether the opposite sex wants a long-term relationship or is just after one thing by looking at their faces, according to new scientific research. |
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