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Love Social Norms

... should take it slow in relationships; they think people should date for more than a year and a half, on average, before they move in together or get engaged. They also feel that couples should be together for more than two and a half years before getting married.Ideally, how long should a couple be together before they... Kiss | Introduce to friends | Say I love you | Have sex for the first time | Introduce to family | Update their relationship status online | Go on vacation together ...

Global Y Consumer

... the hassles of economy travel or going on vacation without roadblocks, it means having something that most of the world doesn’t have and living a comfortable life. SELINE, 22, SOUTH KOREASPLURGE ON EXPERIENCES Clothing and electronics top the list of categories that GYs are most likely to splurge on. South Koreans are more likely to splurge on beauty, while Indians are splurging on hair care. In addition to their love of fashion and new tech, Ys globally are willing to pay premiums for experiences ...

BMS Mind

... stressed in general, women are more likely than men to do a variety of activities to alleviate stress. Which of the following, if any, do you do to de-stress?Those who are at least a little stressed Listen to music | Spend time alone | Watch TV/movies | Take walks | Spend time with family or friends | Eat | Spend time with my pet(s) Base: Those who have a pet(s) | Play games Exercise/ play sports | Have sex/ be intimate | Spend time in nature | Shop | Get away/ go on vacation | Drink ...

Consumed Consumer (Continued)

... / technology | Clothing | Shoes/ footwear | Accessories | Restaurants | Vacation/ travel | Makeup | Haircare | Groceries/ produce Live events | Coffee | Alcohol | Room furnishings/ housewares | Grooming products | Movies | Arts/design | Fitness | Bars/ clubs | Pet accessories THOUGHTS ON LUXURY EXPERIENCE I value luxury experiences more than items. I’d be much more inclined to spend top dollar on nice vacation accommodations than I would on shoes. – Jacci, 26 JACCI, 26Luxury is ...

Gender Singlehood/Parenthood

... be single anymore. There are some who don’t mind being single and are comfortable living alone until the right person comes along. Sometimes there is too much pressure to NOT be single. I think anything that has to do with entertainment, going out, nightlife, and other activities should cater to single people more, and make them feel that whether they’re going alone or in a group, it’s okay. ANNIQUE, 31I used to hate all the vacation deals that were for couples, or two people. I wanted ...

Gender Entertain

... conversations over dinner are the primary ways that women bond with female friends. Which of the following do you consider to be bonding activities with your same-gender friends? Play games (e.g., board, card, video, etc.) | Watch TV/ movies | Play sports | Watch sports | Listen to music/ concerts | Work out/ exercise | Nature & outdoors (e.g., camping, hiking, etc.) | Drink/ bars/ clubs | Go out to dinner | Text | Go on vacation Talk on the phone | Do a creative project | Chat/ IM | Volunteer ...

Gen Z Zscape

... craft and significantly more likely to have cooked a meal from scratch. Meanwhile, certain teen pastimes and passions have remained steady, with both generations being about equally likely to have attended an opening night of a movie, donated to a cause, and attended a protest. Which of the following have you done in the past six months? Cooked a meal from scratch | Worked on a craft | Went on vacation | Bought an organic product | Went to see a movie on opening night | Donated to a cause you ...

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Viral News: Donut Day, Olympic Excitement, and a Soda Shake-up!

... A peek into the topics buzzing at CassandraIt's Friday again, so it's time for our weekly recap of the viral news that caught our eye this week. Culture moves fast, and we at Cassandra try to move even faster to keep up with all the topics creating conversations in the online world of Gen Z, tracking tomorrow's relevant people, events, brands, and news. - Summer Vacation Trends - Ah, remember the summer of 2022 when we were talking about quiet quitting? Well this summer, it is all about quiet ...

Pi Day Celebrations

... Partners noted in its 15th Annual Vacation Confidence Index that 54% of 18-34 year olds reported wellness and self-care were a travel priority in 2023 and it only seems to be growing in importance in 2024. The Global Wellness Institute predicts the size of the global wellness tourism industry to be close to $1.4 trillion by 2027. Wellness today goes beyond spa visits and dawn yoga sessions on the beach. These days wellness vacations range from sexual wellness to grief-related wellness and even ...