Women want young partners like men

A new study shows that women have attracted young partners like men.

Scientists say men and women are attracted by potential conquest on bed-whether they realize this.

Conclusion from the United States’ research on the date of 4,500 blind people seeking long -term partners.

Paul Eastwick, a professor of psychology at the University of California, said: “After blind dating, the participants are slightly attractive to young partners, and this trend is the same to men and women. in this way.

“Women’s preferences for young people will shock many people, because men are often greater than women in mixed gender couples.

“In addition, women usually say they prefer older partners.

“But women’s preference for the date itself completely reveals other things.”

The study was published in the “National Academy of Sciences (PNAS)” magazine’s papers (PNAS), which sampled different age range, from 22 to 85.

The research team said that this was the first connection between the person who studied the age of the partner and the romantic desire to seek a long -term partner.

Researchers checked data from more than 6,000 participants, which were set up by the blind date of the blind company Tawkify.

Half of the daily daily are men and other half women, most of which are set on the mixed date. More than half of the reports are white, and the rest constituted multiple races and races.

When answering the investigation question, most of the reports have high age restrictions on their favorite date, but the age limit of self -reporting has nothing to do with the actual choice of Daters.

Researchers have also studied whether women with higher income may tend to choose young partners.

Some women in the study are quite rich.

However, there are few evidence that income (their date or their own date) affects the preferences of these women for young people.

The study did not consider whether the romantic attraction of the first date has led to a long -term relationship.

However, Professor Eastwick added: “These findings show that men and women find that young people are more attractive in the initial attractive environment-whether they know.”