Where is this source from? I could use this as Sociological research?

I don't know what to make of this information.

Where is this source from? I could use this as Sociological research?

 

Facebook, one of their employees posted it and Mark Zuckerberg liked it.

I bet online is the highest one now.

Well, I could be that one guy that goes off on a tangent about why this graph is awful because it only includes heterosexual couples and not couples across the whole spectrum. And being gay, I even have that privilege. But in the end, it doesn't really matter to me.

 

Personally, I met my boyfriend online about two years ago. Via Tumblr, of all places.

Well, I could be that one guy that goes off on a tangent about why this graph is awful because it only includes heterosexual couples and not couples across the whole spectrum. And being gay, I even have that privilege. But in the end, it doesn't really matter to me.

 

Personally, I met my boyfriend online about two years ago. Via Tumblr, of all places.

 

Think that might have something to do with gay couples being more private for obvious reasons but if I made a graph like that I would have included all.

Well, I could be that one guy that goes off on a tangent about why this graph is awful because it only includes heterosexual couples and not couples across the whole spectrum. And being gay, I even have that privilege. But in the end, it doesn't really matter to me.

 

Personally, I met my boyfriend online about two years ago. Via Tumblr, of all places.

 

Homesexuals likely wouldn't be open about how they met their partners in the 40's since prior to the 60's it was illegal to be gay. It would be bad statistics as the number of openly gay couples would increase from the 60's until now.