Not so long ago, royal dating relied upon a tick box system. Unless a potential suitor had a clean past and aristocratic blood, any union was doomed. The Queen’s uncle, Edward VIII, famously gave up his throne in order to marry an American divorcee. Prince Harry’s own father bowed to pressure and cast aside his true love to appease the establishment. As a consequence, an ensuing love triangle almost bought down the monarchy.
Whilst independence is an admirable quality, it’s wonderful to share precious moments with someone special. When travelling solo, there are always those times when we yearn for a loved one to be at our side. There’s just something so romantic about exploring new cities and strolling along deserted beaches. At Attractive Partners, we know that many of our members join us hoping to find a perfect travelling companion. Someone to enjoy spontaneous weekend breaks with. Someone to share summer holidays with.
My partner spent part of his childhood in a Communist State. International Women’s Day was a big thing for the women of his town. A welcome break from the complex lives these women managed with seeming ease. When his father called to ask what International Women’s Day treat he had planned for me this year, my partner told him “We don’t really celebrate that holiday in the UK, dad.”
What could possibly be more romantic than a snow date? Whilst severe weather conditions can cause plans to go array, a winter wonderland awaits once it’s safe to step outside.
Everything looks more beautiful in the snow. As a result, many of us recapture a sense of childhood wonder. We are at our most playful. This creates the perfect storm for creating magical memories and falling in love.
February 14th, 2018, was Jennifer Aniston’s first Valentine’s Day as a single woman for quite some time. Seven years before, she’d fallen in love with actor, Justin Theroux on a movie set. A modern love story followed. We’d all been rooting for Jennifer to find love. Brad Pitt’s deflection to Angelina Jolie had seemed so brutal, back in 2005. Years later, Brad told a journalist that, pre-Angelina, he felt ‘pathetic’ and that he ‘wasn’t leading an interesting life.’ He added: ‘I think that my marriage had something to do with it. Trying to pretend the marriage was something that it wasn’t.’
Whilst one in five adults between the ages of 25 – 34 have used online dating, new research by The Pew Research Center suggests that a third of all users will never get a date. As a result, many users find their faith in finding love fading. Despite thousands of online options, recent data – released by The Times – suggests that 95% of Millennials would prefer to meet someone offline, Why?
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