OKCupid Study: Twitter Users Have Shorter Relationships - TIME NewsFeed
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OkTrends, the site that compiles data from the dating site OkCupid and culls it into handy little graphs and charts for easy digestion, has finally focused on what we really want to know--how other people feel about sex.
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In this month's series of charts, the site takes a somewhat unusual look at how people feel about sex. Going beyond the usual questions (because how many times do we really need to hear that men would prefer to have more sex than women?), these graphs get more creative with their subject. As OkTrends writer Christian Rudder points out, the graphs aren't focused on any specific theme, they simply point out "comparisons, correlations, and quirky trends."
So what quirky trends appear when you ask OkCupid users questions about sex? We're not sure about quirky (more like predictable) but apparently the more frequently you use Twitter the shorter your relationships tend to be. Too much time [...]