Posted on 07/17/2013 9:01:23 PM PDT by TexGrill
Single people in Guangdong province reported going 30 months on average without kisses, a survey said on Wednesday.
The survey was conducted by baihe.com, a leading matchmaking service provider in China. It also found that young single people in Jiangsu province went an average of 36 months for without being kissed.
Meanwhile, 92 percent of single people between the ages of 22 and 35 in Shanghai said they have been kissed within the last week.
Some netizens and experts have called for the establishment of Kiss Day in China to build a closer relationship between young people.
(Excerpt) Read more at chinadaily.com.cn ...
Yet the population of China keeps growing.
Obviously thanks to “goodsex”.
And doesn’t involve kissing.
One thing I will say:
Chinese are very much focused on family.
When you are dating someone, there is always the (even likelihood) of marriage.
It is much more focused than in America.
Actually the population is fixing to implode.
I guess that is why the Chinese government recently re-enforced their one child edict. They are beginning to soften their stance but have not given up the law on one family, one child.
Don’t give the U.S. Gov’t any ideas. They’ll spend 10 billions to come to some predetermined conclusion, then make a few laws to address the ‘problem’.
I am assuming that they are all married couples. I haven’t gotten a peck in 2 years.
Reminds me of a Nav summer workshop we had and one female student said to another one. "Why do Nav girls envy garbage?"
The second girl had a puzzled look and said "I dunno. Why?" The first one said, "Because at least the garbage gets taken out once a week."
Kinda explains why the ministry attracted far more men than women. Personally, I could understand why they had the ban (dating can take your mind off Christ and lead to some very awkward situations) but I did not agree with it. Telling young men and women not to date is kind of harsh and not entirely biblical. If the Bible does not specifically condemn something, in most cases I see no point in Christian groups forbidding it.
I know the feeling. :-(
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