AskMen today announced the
results of the world's largest survey of men, the Great Male Survey, now in its
sixth edition. AskMen has partnered with TresSugar, the sex and culture website
of POPSUGAR, for the Great Female Survey, which, with more than 50,000
respondents overall, reveals new statistics about the way men and women think
about dating, sex, technology, politics and lifestyle.
This year's political,
economical and technological climates have changed the way men and women
interact with one another. If there's a theme to these results, it's that men
are committing to family more than ever before and that women are increasingly
committed to their professional lives.
Here's a taste of the
eye-opening data collected from the 2012 Great Male/Female Surveys:
When asked which celebrity
they would vote for as President of the United States of America, respondents
(35% of men and 46% of women) agreed that George Clooney was the best fit for
the job. Every man needs a good wingman, and who better than one of the two
presidential nominees? 79% of men picked Barack Obama over Mitt Romney as
wingman material, and 70% of women chose Michelle Obama over potential First
Lady Ann Romney as their brunch pal.
57% of men stated that
nothing is more important to them than being a great father and husband who
takes care of his family. 49% of women found that being a "real
woman" has to do with being attractive, being a great lover and having
financial independence. Did you ever think that men would pick education over
sex? When it comes to future hologram use, 30% of men are anticipating the
educational benefits of the technology, rather than potential holographic
pornography (14%).
If you’re a woman fearing
that age is catching up with, men in 2012 aren't just after 20-somethings.
Forty-year-old Sofia Vergara was voted AskMen's Most Desirable Woman in the
2012 edition of the Top 99. And actually, you have more to fear regarding your
online persona. When it comes to "pre-stalking" a potential partner
online, 78% of men say they use the Internet to gain information on prospective
partners, while 31% of women say they don't "pre-stalk" at all
(Ladies, you know that this is a lie!).
You can view the entire
findings from AskMen's Great Male Survey by clicking HERE and TresSugar's Great
Female Survey by clicking HERE.
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