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Randoms-It's called "Tindstagramming", & it's Creepy, Where Most People Eat

Looking for love …A new survey from eHarmony has found that 70% of American singles are more interested in being in a long-term relationship than they are in just hooking up. The survey also found that honesty, kindness and a great sense of humor are the top three traits desired by those looking to find a mate. (Yahoo)

Speaking of dating …Have you heard of Tindstagramming? It’s the creepy new dating trend where someone you didn’t have any interest in on Tinder suddenly messages you on Instagram. "Tindstagramming is when someone you swiped left on on Tinder decides to stalk you on Instagram and slides into your DMs in an attempt to connect," says Samantha Burns, dating coach and author ofBreaking Up & Bouncing Back. "They basically ignore the fact that you clearly aren’t interested in talking to them, since you didn't match on the dating app." (Women’s Health)

Where do you typically eat dinner? A new survey found that more and more people are eating dinner on the couch … or even in bed. The survey found that while 72% of respondents said they grew up eating dinner at the kitchen table, only 48% do so today. The couch has become the new preferred eating surface, with 30% of respondents saying that was their favorite pace to eat. 17% said they prefer to eat in bed. (PRNewswire)

Today’s duh study … Apparently rich people think they’re better than people who don’t have as much money. A study from the University of Virginia found that people who see themselves as members of a higher social class often have exaggerated beliefs that they are more competent than those in lower classes. (APA.org)

What’s the dirtiest thing in your wallet? If you guessed your credit card, you’d be right. Yep, a new study found that credit and debit cards were the dirtiest forms of money in your wallet – dirtier than cash and coins. According to researchers, the average credit card had a 285 germ score -- nearly double the average cash and coin germ scores combined. (The Ladders)


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