According to a July survey of 1, students aged 15 to 26 by GTS Alive, a company that administers ISIC student cards, one in five students met their partner online, making it the second most common way to start a relationship.
The survey revealed that many students believe poor communication is a common issue in relationships, with many interactions taking place through mobile messaging. Some described relationships as being rushed or centered around appearances, particularly on Instagram, though others acknowledged solid and healthy relationships among their peers.
In my opinion, no relationship since the days of social media can be based on love. Fewer than half of the students surveyed are in a relationship.
Trust and effective communication were ranked as the most important factors in a relationship, with physical attraction and future plans deemed less crucial. Despite this, 70 percent of students consider sex important, with fewer than three percent seeing it as unimportant. An escape game offering gaming experience in the form of a dystopian atmosphere, futuristic environments and interactive puzzles and effects that draw you into the action.
The majority of students view infidelity strictly, with 30 percent stating they would never forgive it and another 40 percent saying they would probably not forgive it. Casual encounters are also frowned upon, with 65 percent of students having a negative opinion of one-night stands.
