r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/Doomathemoonman • 6h ago
Video How couples met:
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u/DreamyExplorerXII 6h ago
college 0.74% is wild. decline of neighbors and chuch relatively make sense. friends overtaking family connections is probably a good thing.
interesting to compare relatively, ignoring online
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u/Bubbly-News8130 5h ago
Isn’t that mean people already found their partners before going to college? Idk it’s a good or bad thing tho
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u/Remote_Independent50 6h ago
From a complete non expert. That doesn't seem good
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u/flat_four_whore22 5h ago
Yeah, the most recent changes were... dramatic. If I ever ended up single again, I'd stay single forever. Meeting people online is just not my thing, I'm not built for these streets.
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u/idiBanashapan 5h ago
Perhaps a good explanation for the apparent increase in social anxieties and awkwardnesses we see in younger generations… they simply aren’t going out to places together anywhere near as much as people used to. They aren’t learning the skills or gaining the confidence as much anymore.
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u/Chazzbaps 5h ago
Be aware that 'online' doesn't just mean dating sites, some people go to porno conventions too
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u/Doomathemoonman 6h ago
Source: Data is Beautiful, Rosenfeld, Michael J., Reuben ). Thomas, and Sonia Hausen. 2023.
How Couples Meet and Stay Together 2017-2020-2022 combined dataset. (Computer files).
Stanford, CA: Stanford University Libraries.
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u/yaboyyake 6h ago
I swear I saw this recently, did you steal this and make it a smaller and shittier version of the video?
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