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Single Women Asking Santa for
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December 10, 2003) Yahoo!
Personals,
a
leader in the online dating market, surveyed more than
1,000 singles across the country to get the latest
truths on being single during the holiday season. Singles
rang in on dos and don'ts, and offered insight into
what is on their wish lists for holiday party dates,
meeting the parents, celebrity mistletoe encounters
and more:
Willing to go Solo?
-- While 86% of singles are willing to go to a holiday
party alone, nearly half (43%) admitted that it's sad
to be single during the holidays
-- Singles in the Midwest are the most likely to stay
home if they don't have a date to a holiday party
Mixing Business With Pleasure
-- While 76% of singles said they would "never
ever" hook up with a co-worker at their office
holiday party, it's most likely to happen among single
colleagues on the West Coast
-- 69% would bring a date to their office holiday
party only if they'd been dating for a few months
-- Single men and women in their 40s are the least
likely to bring a date to their company's holiday party
Hollywood Holiday
-- Men on the West Coast would prefer to be caught
under the mistletoe with Cameron Diaz, while East Coast
men choose Britney Spears
-- Beating out other hot stars by more than 2:1, Matt
Damon was the celebrity that women across the country
are hoping to meet under the mistletoe this year
-- The majority of respondents (35%) said that "It's
a Wonderful Life" is the holiday movie that
best sums up their single life
All I Want For Christmas
-- 40% of single women are asking Santa to bring them
someone to marry this Christmas, while 38% of single
men are just hoping to get a hot date for New Year's
Eve
Meet the Parents
-- 96% of single men and women said they would take
a new love interest home for the holidays to meet
the family for the first time. Interestingly enough,
even
with the traditional pressure on women to "get
married" or "find a man," more women
than men said it would have to be someone special in
order for them to "meet the parents."
Ringing in the New Year
-- Nearly half of respondents (46%) indicated that
their New Year's resolution for 2004 is to meet new
people and go on more dates in hopes of meeting that
special someone -- more than losing weight, quitting
smoking, saving money and exercising
-- While 24% of singles think New Year's Eve is overrated,
40% see it as a new chance to find love.
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