Initial results from the dating app deal-breaker survey.
An infographic with some basic descriptives: deal-breakers for men.
I have two ways of scoring the items: in this survey I asked people to indicate their willingness to reject a profile on a scale of 1 to 5, with five being an absolute certain rejection.
These figures are the percentage of men who gave the item a 5, or absolute rejection:
These are also absolute rejection, the % of 5's.
Septum piercings, single moms, and listed pronouns were relatively high up there.
Piercings in general only had a 4.55% absolute rejection, for comparison.
Here I have items categorized by "high score," so totalling up the rating given across participants and presenting them as a percentage of a maximum total.
Here are some of the low scores: what men didn't care about very much.
Alcohol use doesn't seem to matter much (unlike drugs and tobacco).
The two religion items (not being a Christian and alternative spiritual beliefs) also didn't result in much rejection.
The only two items across the entire survey that got over 50% absolute rejection were the OF and Venmo questions.
Even items like "woman has a disorderly appearance" only got 10% of men who said they would absolutely swipe left.
Good news for messy girls!
I haven't even looked at the female data yet, so - coming soon.
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This is something that I think will be counterintuitive for a lot of people, especially if they didn't have the high school or early college LTR experience.
Very common belief that a higher number of sexual partners somehow means that the sex is better.
Of course this is kind of like believing that playing on lots of different basketball courts makes you a better player than simply playing on the same one a lot.
"Women reported orgasms in 11 percent of first hookups, 16 percent of second or third hookups, 34 percent of higher-order hookups, and 67 percent of relationship sexual events." 🧵
"Women reported that they enjoyed the sexual activity very much in 50 percent of hookups (and 81 percent of relationship sexual events)."
"Within relationship events, the probability of orgasm without intercourse was 53 percent, whereas with intercourse it was 75 percent.
Vaginal intercourse thus appears more predictive of women’s orgasm than some authors have suggested."