In contrast, the survey found that only half of single women are open to dating younger men, a decrease from nearly 70% in the same period
SINGAPORE: A recent survey has shown a significant shift in dating preferences among single men, with 70% now willing to date older women.
. It offers insights into how pop culture and media portrayals of age-gap relationships may influence attitudes, particularly among men. Celebrity couples, where the woman is older than the man, are becoming more commonplace, helping to normalize such dynamics in everyday life. Income disparity in relationships was another key area examined by the survey. An overwhelming 90% of respondents stated they are willing to date women who earn more than them, signaling greater acceptance of financial independence among women.
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