So it looks, dear men: Women are in the relationship the strong sex!

Pensive woman, strong man? It seems that nothing is left of this old stereotype. But on the contrary.

This at least resulted in a large survey * among young women and men about their needs in a relationship, about free spaces and proximity. And lo and behold, the gender roles are in good order.
Here are the most interesting results of the study:

* (Source: ElitePartner study 2017 - Germany loves 6,500 participants)

A shoulder to lean on

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Because of women, those are in a relationship that are adorable. The study shows the exact opposite. Above all , it is men who need a shoulder to lean on and close to their partner. They need a relationship in their lives more than we women. 71 per cent of the men who had been joined did not feel complete without their partner. In the case of women, the figure was only 64 percent.

The reasons: women are simply better networked and know their social needs better than men. "The supposedly" strong sex "succeeds less in satisfying one's own emotional needs, which is why they are more dependent on the partnership," says Lisa Fischbach, psychologist.

Free rooms

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90 percent of the single women find space and time for themselves in a relationship essential (for the single men say that only 82 percent). Even when looking for a partner, women therefore pay attention to the fact that their potential life partner is independent and independent. If the partner leaves too little space, 65 per cent of the women who are linked to it is a reason for separation. For men, only 59 percent would separate when the female partner to Burdock is.

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This is also evident in other areas of life: 40 per cent of women would go to the sun alone or with friends. In the case of allied men, this is only 29 percent. And while 82 per cent of men like to get together with their partner, just under a quarter of women could feel comfortable in separate apartments.

Better alone, than unhappy

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Women can be better by themselves - that's what the study says. They invest more in hobbies than men, have their own interests, are socially networked. That is why they are not afraid to be alone. If the relationship makes them unhappy, they are more like men - 58 percent of the women and 50 percent of the men who are linked.

"Women are investing in viable, private networks and friendly relationships, which is of great value to most women, they enjoy it, and they do not want to give it up in relationships either, and the supposed" strong sex "is less successful in their own emotional needs So they are more dependent on the partnership, "explains Lisa Fischbach.

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