According to a study
Yuck ?! Most couples share these items – do you?
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“Sharing is caring” is an English proverb – and according to a British study many couples take this very literally …
Feelings, secrets, thoughts, memories, such things as sharing with the treasure usually strengthens the bond, promotes trust and intimacy (okay, sometimes not, as these stories show, but that now leads too far …). But in addition to everything that goes on in our hearts, there is also the very banal, material world in which we live and which also offers plenty of material to share and demonstrate closeness and intimacy – and like a British study Now shows, very many couples have very few inhibitions in this regard.
British study: a good 4,300 couples questioned
On behalf of the cleaning company “End of Tenancy Cleaning London“Around 4,300 couples were asked about their willingness to participate in the study:
- “Which everyday objects do you use together or at least from time to time by your: m partner: in with?”
The respondents were able to choose from a list of items that they would share with their loved one, occasionally or in principle. And as it turns out, the absolute majority of the pairs in this sample share any amount …
These items are shared by the absolute majority of couples
Proud 86 percent of the participants stated that they would of course do the cutlery use your treasure. To be honest, we’re almost a bit surprised that 14 percent apparently don’t do that. Because what could be more romantic than gently pushing your own fork into each other’s mouth and letting the other: n try his pasta …?
81 percent of the couples shared with the study leaders that they and their sweetheart were the same Lip balm used – who of the two bought it and always has it in his handbag?
The third most shared item – and now it’s getting nasty – is this hand towel. 79 percent of the respondents are likely to have regular fights over which of the two will shower first.
Places four to seven were also viewed as “ours” by an absolute majority of those surveyed, i.e. by more than half: Tweezers (70 percent), nail clippers (62 percent), soap (61 percent) and deodorant (57 percent) – that definitely saves space in the bathroom.
These things share 50 percent and less
Unwashed clothing then only gave 50 percent the participants in the study to use together. Could that have something to do with the fact that maybe only about 50 percent fit into someone else’s clothes ?! In a survey only among women, we would have expected that around 100 percent would have already had their shirt on at breakfast.
Among the least common items in this survey were about the Toothbrush (39 percent), underwear (27 percent) and razor (22 percent – WOW, at least!). From the toothbrush onwards, the willingness to participate slowly ceases for many people – even with regard to the: dearest: n.
Sources used: PR material End of Tenancy Cleaning