We are used to hearing that fitness is not important when starting a relationship with someone we love. We have heard many times that the important thing is in us, that the outside ages sooner or later and changes, but what it costs us. why we have to fall in love, or maybe it doesn’t work that way.
We lie when we think that the physical does not matter, just as we say that sex is not everything, when sex fails in a relationship, sooner or later it ends, when the physique changes, our desire decreases and everything changes. to be the most appropriate, so we have immersed ourselves in a study on this subject to shed a little more light on these claims.
- We will analyze a study carried out by the Pnk Method® of PronoKal Group®.
- An organization dedicated to overweight.
- In which 150 Spanish volunteers participated and the objective was to know.
- For sure.
- How much the physicist counts or not in a relationship.
Surprisingly, the results indicate that 94% of the men surveyed say that a change in their partner’s weight would represent a decrease in the relationship, a figure that makes it clear that, at least on the male side, the physical is very important for a relationship to stay alive.
But the study went further and found other findings that could damage a relationship. 52% of respondents found that low self-esteem as a result of weight gain is very negative for the couple. 31% put sexual problems on the table that would establish a problem. precedent for an end, and 16% would be affected by their relationship if their partner could not have children.
Without a doubt, the higher percentage is obtained with overweight, although there may be subsequent secondary factors that can also affect men when they have a relationship, but why is physics so important to them?Is it the same with women?Could you let your partner go free if they gained weight?
For women, the study found that only 6% would leave their partner if they gained weight. Undoubtedly, there is an abyss between men and women as to the physical change of their partner. So why do we have different views on physical attraction?
It is true that women tend to focus more on the intelligence and personality of the other person, while men attach great importance to what goes through the eyes, according to a study by the University of Colombia. -British published in the American Psychological Association Journal. It can set a precedent. Maybe that’s why women care so much about their appearance and less about men.
Certainly they have told you that a relationship makes you grow, sometimes on both sides, but especially in humans, it is also believed that when a man marries, he ends up gaining weight.
This could have led women to assume that sooner or later their partner’s physique would change, but that they should still be ideal to remain wanted by men, such as the PronoKal Group® Pnk® study, if they gained weight, the relationship could end.
Maybe it’s a topic of interest. When we are single we have to impress the opposite sex, but when we already have a partner, it is no longer necessary. One way or another, we lose interest in become attractive to our partner. He’s already by our side, there’s no more conquest, we don’t need to fight anymore.
Physicality is important, but not only to make us attractive to others, but to be healthier and feel better about ourselves. But leaving a couple because they’ve gained weight doesn’t make us superficial beings?
Perhaps a smile makes you more attractive, showing great security in yourself allows you to attract more looks, but what about the physical?Is the physicist still a weapon of seduction that when it comes to getting what he wants?The other person, it changes and changes.