Approximately 7% of dating site users have tried to upload photos that do not belong to them at least once. socialbites.ca was told about this in an investigation by the Mamba dating service.
Often people try to upload photos of movie stars, models, bloggers, musicians, athletes or politicians.
“Gen Z (18-26 years old) and Y (24-38 years old) men mostly choose photos of Armie Hammer, Ryan Gosling, Dmitry Maslennikov, Tom Holland and Cillian Murphy. Gen Analysts said men from the baby boom generation (ages 56 to 78) often upload photos of Mick Jagger, Che Guevara, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Khabensky or Bezrukov.
They added that the same trend was observed in women.
“Gen Z women choose Zendaya, Margot Robbie, Sydney Sweeney and Anya Taylor-Joy. Millennial women want to use photos of Taylor Swift, Irina Shayk, Blake Lively and Leighton Meester. Generation X women prefer to use Demi Moore, Kim Basinger, Angelina Jolie, Britney Spears and Megan Fox. Experts added that photos of young Princess Diana, Madonna, Marilyn Monroe and Irina Alferova are popular among generation B women.
The research also notes that a quarter of men surveyed, regardless of age, have tried to download Vladimir Putin-related memes at least once.
“Most people try to share photos of celebrities because they think they’re funny; More than half of men and women said so. Every tenth participant believes that a photo can be anything; It is important to evaluate a person not by appearance, but by personal qualities. 26% of men and 8% of women are insecure about their appearance and want to use a celebrity’s photo to get more likes. “13 percent of men and 22 percent of women are afraid of their acquaintances or colleagues seeing them,” he said.
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