Survey Results
Nearly fifty percent of the women surveyed on 35,000 women said they were first attracted to her husband’s personality, while more than 50 percent say her husband’s personality is still today His most attractive feature is. 52 percent say they do not believe in fairytales or fate. And this may mean that she does not believe her husband is her soulmate. 72 percent say that on occasions they have considered leaving their marriage. More than half of respondents say their husbands call them daily or often “I love you”. 71 percent of women wish to marry their husbands even in the rest of their births.
More than half of the women surveyed said that they simply go to bed at night, and they don’t even care when they last had love. About 60 percent have hardly dated night. More than half of the women want either their husbands to earn more or take more time for them. And almost half of the women say that, after marriage, their husband’s symptoms have become worse.
At the same time, according to a British survey, eleven percent of married people say they had doubts about their relationship on their wedding day. In a survey conducted on 4000 British married couples, more than 50 per cent showed that they felt sorry for their marriage relationship on many occasions. One in four couples (26 percent) sometimes believe that they made the wrong decision to marry. While most of the time 6 percent believe that their decision of martyrdom was wrong.