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Saving increases romantic appeal, and spending decreases it

This study explores how saving habits impact romantic appeal and influence spending behaviors. Research reveals that those with strong saving tendencies are perceived as more appealing romantically, while those who spend extravagantly are viewed less favorably in terms of romantic attraction. Understanding the control exerted by romantic motives can shed light on individuals' financial decisions and romantic outcomes. The study compares data showing that 27% of spenders exhibit romantic appeal, while 73% of savers are perceived as romantically appealing. By exploring the correlation between saving behaviors and romantic attraction, this study provides insight into the link between financial habits and relationship perceptions.

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Saving increases romantic appeal, and spending decreases it

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  1. Saving increases romantic appeal, and spending decreases it Mean Romantic Attraction Control

  2. Romantic motives increase the likelihood of reporting saving tendencies Spenders 27% Spenders 44% Savers 73% Savers 56% Dating Profile Condition Control Condition

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