A survey has revealed that more than 40% of Brits would happily give up their lovers for a week but certainly not the internet or the virtual world.
A survey has revealed that more than 40% of Brits would happily give up their lovers for a week but certainly not the internet or the virtual world.
The poll, commissioned by OffersSupermarket.co.uk, questioned as many as 2,000 people.
Older Adults Search for Love on the Internet
Older adults turn to the Internet to find The One largely because of the time constraints in their busy lives, experts have observed.
Older adults turn to the Internet to find The One largely because of the time constraints in their busy lives, experts have observed.
Eve Atkins, of OffersSupermarket, confessed the findings were "quite surprising".
But she added: "Once people get used to the practicality of having the internet, it's difficult to go without it for a day let alone a week." (ANI)
Chinese Teens Spend More Time Surfing Internet Than With Family
Chinese teens are most happy when they are spending time surfing the Internet than when they are spending time with their family and friends, says a new survey.
Chinese teens are most happy when they are spending time surfing the Internet than when they are spending time with their family and friends, says a new survey.
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Chinese Resort to the Internet to Make Their Valentine's Day Memorable
Jiang Hui hasn't dated a girl since graduating from college four years ago, but the 26-year-old Beijing office worker hopes the Internet will make this Valentine's Day different.
Jiang Hui hasn't dated a girl since graduating from college four years ago, but the 26-year-old Beijing office worker hopes the Internet will make this Valentine's Day different.
Depression Linked to Excessive Internet Use
The first large-scale study of its kind in the West by University of Leeds psychologists shows that people who spend a lot of time browsing the net are more likely to show depressive symptoms.
The first large-scale study of its kind in the West by University of Leeds psychologists shows that people who spend a lot of time browsing the net are more likely to show depressive symptoms.
