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http://www.straitstimes.com/breaking-news/...dating-20130305

 

 

FACEBOOK "confession" pages, which allow users to share secrets anonymously, may have helped lovelorn students express their romantic intentions to their objects of affection, but the majority of undergraduates do not want to date, a survey has found.

 

Some 400 undergraduates aged between 19 and 25 from the National University of Singapore (NUS), Nanyang Technological University (NTU), Singapore Management University and SIM University were asked what was most important to them.

 

And romance was not anywhere on top of their minds.

 

The survey found that six in 10 respondents are not in a relationship. Of these, seven in 10 have no plans to actively pursue one.

 

BACKGROUND STORY

 

WHAT'S IMPORTANT?

 

Respondents were asked to rank these options in order of priority*

 

1 Getting good grades

 

2 Earning money

 

3 Finding a job

 

4 Socialising

 

5 Keeping fit

 

6 Finding a life partner

 

* Respondents also ranked "Others", which came in seventh.

 

KEY FINDINGS

 

60% are single. Of these, seven in 10 do not plan to actively pursue a relationship

 

35% would start looking for a partner only after establishing their career, and 38 per cent could not decide. Only one in four would not wait to build a relationship

 

90% agree that a relationship provides emotional support, and 70 per cent said being in one is a good thing

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Hypersonic

They can get married at 38 and have a child at 45. This will be the trend. By the time they retire at 60+, their child only 20 and can hardly support himself.

 

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http://www.straitstimes.com/breaking-news/...dating-20130305

 

 

FACEBOOK "confession" pages, which allow users to share secrets anonymously, may have helped lovelorn students express their romantic intentions to their objects of affection, but the majority of undergraduates do not want to date, a survey has found.

 

Some 400 undergraduates aged between 19 and 25 from the National University of Singapore (NUS), Nanyang Technological University (NTU), Singapore Management University and SIM University were asked what was most important to them.

 

And romance was not anywhere on top of their minds.

 

The survey found that six in 10 respondents are not in a relationship. Of these, seven in 10 have no plans to actively pursue one.

 

BACKGROUND STORY

 

WHAT'S IMPORTANT?

 

Respondents were asked to rank these options in order of priority*

 

1 Getting good grades

 

2 Earning money

 

3 Finding a job

 

4 Socialising

 

5 Keeping fit

 

6 Finding a life partner

 

* Respondents also ranked "Others", which came in seventh.

 

KEY FINDINGS

 

60% are single. Of these, seven in 10 do not plan to actively pursue a relationship

 

35% would start looking for a partner only after establishing their career, and 38 per cent could not decide. Only one in four would not wait to build a relationship

 

90% agree that a relationship provides emotional support, and 70 per cent said being in one is a good thing

 

because they are smart not to get into relationship. what they have are FBs instead [laugh] [laugh]

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Most likely ugly looking plain janes... Which I will not consider marrying unless behind them is one huge dowry..

不入虎穴焉得虎子。

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because they are smart not to get into relationship. what they have are FBs instead [laugh] [laugh]

 

Honestly, that's the trend now. I know cos i club with young ppl. I'm relieving my youth la. haha

 

They don't want obligations now.

 

 

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