What your social networks reveal about your love relationship

• April 26, 2024

If you want to meet a person, there is nothing better than your social networks . Through these you can discover habits, tastes and the way in which you interact with others, especially when you have a love relationship .

For example, Facebook receives a lot of information every day from millions of people on the planet. With these data you can create graphs and analyze very precise statistics. From time to time they publish their findings, and this has to do with your relations .

Analyzing the relationships of those Facebook he learns (not all of us announced our courtship in the social network) they learned these 4 points that they published in Mental Floss .

1. The age difference is greater between same-sex couples

Although in heterosexual couples the man is usually older than the girl (by an average of 2.4 years) the age difference is considerably larger between same-sex couples. On average, in these couples a person between 8 and 9 years older than the other.

2. People cut in summer

On Facebook they discovered two interesting things. The first is that the more time you have with a partner, the less likely they are to cut. The second is that most of the couples They cut in summer. It seems logical to us if you consider that it is the time when teenagers and young adults go on vacation. Summer love, happy the four? Oh no, that's not it ...

3. Do you need to find a partner? Move here

Colorado Springs is the place where more couples "form". Maybe you think that the best place to find a boyfriend is a city with many single people, but apparently the instinct to find a partner is greater in places where everyone has one. After Colorado Springs is El Paso, Louisville, Fort Worth and San Antonio. Is love born from shopping?

4. If they cut you people are looking for you

People whose partners change status to "single" get a lot of interaction on Facebook the day they cut them, and these numbers remain high even days later. We do not know if it's sympathy or gossip, but apparently people are looking for you more after you finish a relationship .

Curiosities like these find Facebook every day. What else will they know about us?

Video Medicine: Are there Social Media Rules for Relationships? (April 2024).