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To: Kitten Festival
Belinda is a MORON...

New research shows UK men are just as keen as women to get hitched and settle down.

Scientists think it indicates men have the same 'biological clock' feelings as women. The survey, commissioned by Archers Schnapps, claims 48% of men said their ideal woman was 'the marrying type'. Psychologist Belinda Board, who questioned 1,000 18-34 year olds, has identified this new haste to get hitched as the male "alter ego".

Belinda Board comments, “It’s interesting that ‘happily married’ role models like Brad Pitt and David Beckham, could be influencing young men by taking the stigma away from settling down earlier on in life. This in turn is prompting a natural competitiveness amongst young men who now fear being left on the shelf whilst all their friends get married."

She continues, “Young women have different priorities in life than previous generations. Quite often the need to settle down and have a family is replaced with the need to be successful in a career or become financially stable. Compounding this, female friends are playing a bigger role in a young woman’s life.

TV shows like Friends, Ally McBeal and Sex and the City that influencing the next generation of young women more than we think.”

15 posted on 05/13/2005 2:57:17 PM PDT by kcvl
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To: kcvl

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16 posted on 05/14/2005 10:29:13 AM PDT by the Real fifi
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To: kcvl

Psychology, the Whitman's Sampler of the mind.


17 posted on 05/14/2005 10:41:35 AM PDT by Old Professer (As darkness is the absence of light, evil is the absence of good; innocence is blind.)
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