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Posted on 23 Apr 2010
One in three single women give up looking for partner at age 35
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In a local survey of 100 single women by a dating agency, 30% of them responded that they would give up looking for a partner at the relatively young age of 35. STOMPer Casa thinks this has something to do with the child bearing age range of women.
The survey was conduct by Table For Six, a Singapore dating agency, with 100 women between the ages of 21 and 50.
Other results from the survey:
Biggest difficulty: 25% said that the biggest difficulty they face in looking for a partner is "They always attract the wrong kind of men".
Biggest turn-offs: Up to 30% indicated that the two biggest turn-offs are "Not being generous" and "Insensitive".
Back-up plan: 25% of the women will "engage in social work" for the rest of their lives if they cannot find a partner.
Most important quality looked for in a partner: 45% wanted their potential partners to demonstrate a "positive mindset and outlook in life"
Single parenthood: 36% of the women said that if they wanted to be a single parent without getting married, they would "look for a man with the same intention".
Responding to these interesting results, STOMPer Casa said:
"Why are S'porean women giving up when they are still so young?
"Is it because of the issue of child bearing age?"
"I also don't understand why they would want a kid without marriage. What does this mean for the kid?"
One in three single women give up looking for partner at age 35
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In a local survey of 100 single women by a dating agency, 30% of them responded that they would give up looking for a partner at the relatively young age of 35. STOMPer Casa thinks this has something to do with the child bearing age range of women.
The survey was conduct by Table For Six, a Singapore dating agency, with 100 women between the ages of 21 and 50.
Other results from the survey:
Biggest difficulty: 25% said that the biggest difficulty they face in looking for a partner is "They always attract the wrong kind of men".
Biggest turn-offs: Up to 30% indicated that the two biggest turn-offs are "Not being generous" and "Insensitive".
Back-up plan: 25% of the women will "engage in social work" for the rest of their lives if they cannot find a partner.
Most important quality looked for in a partner: 45% wanted their potential partners to demonstrate a "positive mindset and outlook in life"
Single parenthood: 36% of the women said that if they wanted to be a single parent without getting married, they would "look for a man with the same intention".
Responding to these interesting results, STOMPer Casa said:
"Why are S'porean women giving up when they are still so young?
"Is it because of the issue of child bearing age?"
"I also don't understand why they would want a kid without marriage. What does this mean for the kid?"