Sentences with phrase «women in relationships tend»

CNN reporter: I'm doing a story on how women in relationships tend to be colder than men, and how that affects relationships.

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In fact, not only is it possible, it's more common than you think — last year, a study found that women tend to lose interest in sex about a year into a relationshiIn fact, not only is it possible, it's more common than you think — last year, a study found that women tend to lose interest in sex about a year into a relationshiin sex about a year into a relationship.

While Canadian women are just as likely as men to use the services of an advisor, and with relatively similar results in satisfaction with them, they tend to value the «soft» elements of the client - advisor relationship more than men do.

And then there are older women who are happily dating or in relationships — according to an AARP study, most divorced women in midlife do find someone new — 75 percent of women in their 50s reported enjoying serious, exclusive relationships after their divorces, often within two years, compared with 81 percent of men in their 50s (although more older men tend to marry again than older women).

I think it works like this; when we feel content in our relationship, men and women tend to add a few pounds.

Of course, self - help books and relationship «experts» — from Steve Harvey (Act Like a Lady, Think Like a Man) to John Gray (Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus) and others — tend to encourage women to «accept imbalances in their relationships with men to attract and keep them.&rWomen Are From Venus) and others — tend to encourage women to «accept imbalances in their relationships with men to attract and keep them.&rwomen to «accept imbalances in their relationships with men to attract and keep them.»

Depression and anxiety tend to ebb in women with satisfying relationships.

But a low sex ratio also lowers the living standards of women and causes turmoil in relationships, mainly because men typically have more power in society, which they tend to exercise crudely when there are extra women around.

Previous studies had found that more men than women have what's called a «dismissing avoidant» style in relationships, meaning they tend to deny their emotions and their need for the other person.

«There is some evidence to show that women tend to be more communicative and expressive in relationships and men may be more repressive,» says the lead researcher, Wendy Troxel, PhD, an assistant professor of psychiatry and psychology at the University of Pittsburgh.

While women tend to crave a relationship with passion at its core; men become more demanding in the relationship in a different way — they tend to want a smooth life free of drama.»

Being an older woman in a relationship does tend to come with certain perks and downfalls, whether you are two or three years his senior or are talking cougar territory.

Maybe you always fall for the charismatic bad boy who sweeps in and out of your life on a whim, or maybe you tend to date women who have just got out of a long - term relationship and aren't looking for anything serious.

When older men dating younger women, men tend to always take the lead and thus treat the woman as a less equal partner in a relationship.

His clients range in age from their early 20s to early 50s, but most tend to be straight professional women who desire a relationship with marriage potential.

Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta - Jones, George Clooney and Amal Alamuddin, Alec Baldwin and Hilaria Thomas — these are just some of the couples who are in an older man / younger woman relationship, which tends to get a bad rap for no real good reason.

Dating someone youngerwhether youre two or three years his senior or are talking cougar territorycertainly can work (look at Eva Longoria and her 4 - years younger beau), but being an older woman in a relationship does tend to come with certain perks and downfalls.

Men tend to be more positive, happy, and satisfied in their relationships than women: 80 % of men (vs. 76 % of women) reported that they're «in love» with their partner or spouse.

The results from 2,286 respondents tell an eye - opening story: - 95 % of men and 87 % of women agree that it does not matter if you make more money than the person you are dating - 87 % of men and 80 % of women would stay in a relationship where their partner had filed for bankruptcy - 67 % of women and 66 % of men never kept financial secrets from someone they are dating - 64 % of men and 63 % of women don't tend to argue with their partner about money.

Broken down by gender, the report found that men tend to be more positive, happy, and satisfied in their relationships than women.

In fact, whether they're in a sugar relationship or not, older men tend to pair with younger women — as many as 69 % of families in the UK consist of an older father and a younger mother (source: ONSIn fact, whether they're in a sugar relationship or not, older men tend to pair with younger women — as many as 69 % of families in the UK consist of an older father and a younger mother (source: ONSin a sugar relationship or not, older men tend to pair with younger women — as many as 69 % of families in the UK consist of an older father and a younger mother (source: ONSin the UK consist of an older father and a younger mother (source: ONS).

Women tend to cheat less, with only 15 % acknowledging an affair in a current or previous relationship.

The scientists say that although men tend to believe that women are more interested in them sexually than they really are, «No research currently exists on how people perceive their romantic partner's sexual desire in the context of ongoing, intimate relationships.»

People high in attachment anxiety, those who desire intense closeness with a partner but fear rejection and are highly attentive to relationship threats, monitor their partners more closely on Facebook.4 In general, especially during young adulthood, women tend to score higher on attachment anxiety than do men.5 In our study, we found that attachment anxiety explained gender differences in partner monitoring in response to feelings of jealousin attachment anxiety, those who desire intense closeness with a partner but fear rejection and are highly attentive to relationship threats, monitor their partners more closely on Facebook.4 In general, especially during young adulthood, women tend to score higher on attachment anxiety than do men.5 In our study, we found that attachment anxiety explained gender differences in partner monitoring in response to feelings of jealousIn general, especially during young adulthood, women tend to score higher on attachment anxiety than do men.5 In our study, we found that attachment anxiety explained gender differences in partner monitoring in response to feelings of jealousIn our study, we found that attachment anxiety explained gender differences in partner monitoring in response to feelings of jealousin partner monitoring in response to feelings of jealousin response to feelings of jealousy.

«Women who used oral contraception when they met their partner tended to find him less attractive, engaged in compliant sex and rejected sexual advances more frequently as the relationship progressed, and were more likely to initiate separation if it occurred.»

That said, even among couples that do split the workload, chores tend to fall to one partner more than the other (in heterosexual relationships, usually the woman).

There are few research or intervention programs designed to identify and address the specific needs of sandwiched individuals like myself to help them cope better.2 We know that members of the sandwiched generation (who care for young children and aging parents) often face burnout in their marriages, 2 which is feeling emotionally, physically, and mentally exhausted about the relationship.3 One group of researchers found that sandwiched couples who withdraw socially (e.g., pull away from friends) tend to have the worst well - being compared to those who do not withdraw.4 Although sandwiched women typically reduce the their work hours (or quit their jobs altogether) more than men in order to cope with stress, 5 I have never had that luxury due to always being the sole breadwinner.

I especially agree with the question, does your relationship life you up or bring you down... In my experience with clients, when a relationship ends the one thing women tend to regret is staying as long as they did.

In general, sexual rejection tends to be associated with lower relationship and sexual satisfaction.3 In fact, we found that on days when men (and women) were more motivated to avoid sexual rejection, they showed a stronger sexual underperception bias.

In the latter situation, these men's current wives consciously or subconsciously react by attempting to resolve this resulting deficit in their own relationship or family system (women tend to manage family systems) by creating one unified family and / or by engaging in a pretense of loving the stepchildren and the timesharing arrangement, especially if they have no choice in the matteIn the latter situation, these men's current wives consciously or subconsciously react by attempting to resolve this resulting deficit in their own relationship or family system (women tend to manage family systems) by creating one unified family and / or by engaging in a pretense of loving the stepchildren and the timesharing arrangement, especially if they have no choice in the mattein their own relationship or family system (women tend to manage family systems) by creating one unified family and / or by engaging in a pretense of loving the stepchildren and the timesharing arrangement, especially if they have no choice in the mattein a pretense of loving the stepchildren and the timesharing arrangement, especially if they have no choice in the mattein the matter.

The researchers show how important the emotional work is to healthy relationships; partners with a gender imbalance with emotional work tended to see an erosion of the marriage, which «posed a health risk to women and helped explain gender differences in psychological distress.»

In research by Klusmann (2002), men's sexual desire tended to remain high while women's sexual desire is found to decrease as early as one year into the relationship.

One study found that, while women tend to be happier in relationships the more texts they send, men are less happy.

Studies have shown that abused women tend to gravitate towards abusive men, leading to a relationship in which both partners are anxiously attached to each other.

In particular, Hatfield, Nerenz, Greenberger, Lambert, and Sprecher (1982) further studied Passionate and Companionate love through interviews with newlywed couples and found that women tended to have more companionate relationships.

Research in couples shows that women tend to express demand behavior more frequently, while men tend to show withdraw behavior (Gottman and Krokoff, 1989; Christensen and Heavey, 1990; Bodenmann et al., 1998), the latter being a behavioral pattern that is consistently predictive of decreases in relationship satisfaction (Heavey et al., 1995).

The fact that anxiety and avoidance are relatively highly interrelated does not imply considerable overlap between the anxiety and avoidance dimension (Fraley et al., 2011), but is likely that women who fear intimacy in a specific relationship also tend to avoid closeness and dependency in this relationship.