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Men seeking long-term mates are more likely to display photos of children and pets in dating profiles

A new study published in Evolutionary Psychological Science found that men seeking long-term partners displayed children, dogs, or other pets (known as “dependents”) in their online dating profiles more so than men seeking short-term mates. There were no differences in frequency of displayed dependents between men and women seeking long-term partners.

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