配对网站开展的美国单身人士调查发现,年龄在22岁至37岁之间的成年人中,约30%的人认为经济状况不稳定妨碍了约会。这项分析了5000多名美国成年人约会习惯的调查显示,21%的千禧一代认为,在达到一定收入水平之前,他们根本不配拥有爱情。
Match.com also found that 22% of singles say a potential partner’s financial situation has held them back from pursuing a relationship with them,
这项调查还发现,22%的单身人士表示,潜在伴侣的财务状况使他们不敢与其恋爱。
The research showed that the majority (20.4 percent) of millennials have a household income that's just $15,000-$29,999.
调查显示,20.4%的美国千禧一代家庭年收入仅有1.5万至2.9999万美元(约合10.5万至21.2万元人民币)。
Another 18.8 percent earn between $30,000-$44,999, while 16.4 percent earn less than $15,000 per year.
18.8%的千禧一代家庭年收入在3万至4.4999万美元之间,家庭年收入不足1.5万美元的占16.4%。
This information follows a separate study, also by Match.com, which said that the average single American spends about $60 per month on dating - but, unfortunately, it's still men who fork-out most of the costs.
配对网站另一项调查显示,美国单身人士平均每月用于约会的开销约为60美元,但大部分开销仍然由男方承担。
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