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By: TheJestPress.com
**Groundbreaking Study Reveals Shocking Secret Behind Why We Say We Want “Kind” Partners: Turns Out, It’s Just Horniness in Disguise**
In ancient times, people chose mates based on convenience, property, and the dowry-to-goat ratio. Today, we like to think we’re far more evolved, carefully weighing complex traits like “emotional availability” and “dependability.” But a new study from the Institute of Obvious Findings has shattered this illusion, revealing the startling truth: When people say they want long-term partners who are kind and supportive, what they actually mean is… they want to have a lot of sex. With someone.
Lead researcher Dr. Debbie Lust explains, “Kindness, dependability, emotional support—these are just socially acceptable codes for ‘someone I want to see naked, but who also texts me back.’ Centuries of romantic poetry were really just foreplay leading up to this discovery.”
The study, which polled 2,000 hopeless romantics, found that *99%* of participants who claimed to be attracted to “deeply empathetic listeners” admitted, after the third glass of wine and some gentle prodding, that they were thinking about those deeply empathetic arms around them at night. The other 1% were busy writing passive-aggressive tweets about their exes.
Respondents confessed to filtering dating profiles for “good listener” while simultaneously checking for jawlines and pictures with puppies. “I love when people say ‘I want someone supportive,’” says Greg, 27. “Like, sure—support my back, because I have scoliosis, but so I can be supported in more, uh, horizontal ways too.”
The findings have rocked the dating landscape. Experts warn the word “compatible” may soon join “spiritual connection” in the graveyard of codewords for “want to share a bed and also a Netflix account.”
Future research will investigate how many people are “looking for someone funny” just so they can have a laughing partner in the bedroom.
Readers are advised to be honest in their next Bumble bio. Suggested opening line: “Seeking a kind, dependable lover—for scientific reasons.”
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