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Category: Forgetdinner.co.uk

After 50 Years Of Marriage, Couples Only Speak For 3 Mins At Dinner

Posted on June 2, 2010

Forgetdinner logoANI – June 2 - After 50 years of marriage, most couples
chat for three minutes over dinner, exchanging just 150 words, a new
British study has found. Before marriage, all loved-up pairs excitedly
talk about careers, friends, music, babies – for an average of 50
minutes in every 60. But once the knot is tied, Brit couples go down to
40 minutes an hour, which will almost halve to 21 minutes after 20
years and drop again to 16 minutes after 30 years, reports The Daily
Express. And according to the survey of 500 British couples by casual
dating site ForgetDinner.co.uk, the problem is exacerbated by having children. FULL ARTICLE @ NEWSTRACK INDIA

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Dating Sites Offering No-strings Sex

Posted on October 29, 2009

Forgetdinner logoTIMES ONLINE – Oct 29 - Forget Dinner is one of three dating sites — the others are called Marital Affair and Simply Adult — that describe themselves as for broad-minded adults wanting “fun” to meet. Almost all members are married and say that they are not getting enough excitement at home and feel that time is running out.  “If you go through your forties without having an affair or even getting close, that’s extraordinary,” says Susanna Abse, a clinical psychotherapist. 115,200 divorces were granted in the UK in 2008. Adulterous behaviour accounted for 29% of all cases. 24% of married men, asked if they would cheat on their partner if there were no possibility of being found out, said yes and only 9% of married women said that they would consider an affair. FULL ARTICLE @ TIMES ONLINE

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Romance Recession-proof As Dates Without Dinner Thrive

Posted on August 25, 2009

Forgetdinner logo PRESS RELEASE — Aug 25 — Casual dating site forgetdinner.co.uk is reporting a 200% increase in membership over the last 3 months as the recession begins to bite. Forget Dinner was established last summer by Howard James who is not surprised by the site’s success. “Our members know that they can meet without feeling obliged to spend money but still have a great time”, he says. FULL ARTICLE @ RESPONSE SOURCE

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The Boom In Websites Offering Illicit Encounters

Posted on April 7, 2009

Infidelity picture DAILYMAIL.CO.UK — Apr 6 — David Rees is founder and director of marriedandlooking.co.uk, one such site aimed at facilitating affairs among married people. 'In the past 6 months, we've seen a 25% increase in members versus the previous 6 months, and it's certainly being driven by the recession,' says Rees. Howard James is marketing director of one of the newest sex-driven matchmaking websites, forgetdinner.co.uk, aimed at those who want to bypass dating and get straight to the bedroom. 'Although we are aimed at singles, there are almost certainly married people using Forget Dinner to facilitate affairs right now,' he says. Andy Felton is cashing in on infidelity. He developed Your-Spy.co.uk, a computer software programme that monitors your spouse's email and internet activity once downloaded discreetly onto their computer or laptop. 'Research we've conducted with almost 600 office workers across the UK reveals that, with concerns over money and job security, people are more likely to engage in illicit affairs right now than ever before,' says Felton. FULL ARTICLE @ DAILYMAIL.CO.UK

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