article_snippet.sent: 24% of men say men are from Mars and women are from Venus, and when it comes to the single's dating scene, this sentiment couldn't be more true, according to latest findings from a new relationship study.
article_snippet.sent: latest findings from a new relationship study have also unveiled while more than half of the population claim finding ‘the one’ is their biggest priority in life, women seem to be 'all talk and no action' when it comes to finding 'Mr Right'.
article_snippet.sent: The survey, conducted by eHarmony, found that 54 per cent of women believe women prioritise love (versus 46 per cent of men), yet women actually spend less time actively looking for dates than male counterparts, spending only 38 minutes per week rather over blokes who pitch in a good 71 minutes of effort a week.
article_snippet.sent: Women admit it's all about the perfect partner, with 67 per cent saying Women haven't met 'the one' yet and 64 per cent admitting that Women perfect 'check list' is fairly extensive.
article_snippet.sent: While 60 per cent of men also admit men haven't met the right person yet, 24 per cent think 'all the good ones are taken.'
article_snippet.sent: Single slackers: New eHarmony study finds while women want love, women spend almost half the time that men do seeking it .
article_snippet.sent: Soul mate success: 60 per cent of men don't think Soul mate success: 60 per cent of men have found 'the one' yet .
highlights_snippet.sent: 54% of women say 54% of women prioritise love but men spend almost double the time per week actively looking for dates .
  