Do spats about making your relationship official ruin the honeymoon phase

People frequently refer to the honeymoon period as a time when everything is carefree and joyful you see everything through rosetinted glasses and some people even mistake red flags for greenIn a study on the behaviour of daters during the honeymoon phase by popular dating app QuackQuack 56 per cent of people who have dated or are dating mentioned that lovers spats are way less frequent in the beginning of a relationship than they are six months in The research included 12000 daters aged 18 to 38 from tier 1 and tier 2 cities across the nation The bulk of survey respondents are employed and some are also enrolled in graduate or higher education programsQuackQuack Founder and CEO Ravi Mittal commented Every month we see around 24 million chats exchanged and almost 37 per cent of these messages are swapped between new matches who are thinking of taking their relationship further ahead The new couples on the platform have a unique demeanor to them and we notice at least 7 per cent of these people hastily jumping into a relationshipLets ChatStudy shows that new lovers send an average of 50 messages per day during the initial phases of dating The number is higher among people below 23 compared to people above 28Fewer Lovers Spat26 per cent of women above 30 in longterm relationships mentioned that conflicts are exponentially lesser during the starting of a relationship or the initial days of dating when couples begin to learn more about each other 38 per cent of currentlysingle women between 24 and 28 disclosed how they fought more after one year of their relationship mostly on trivial topics which could have been avoided altogetherHasty Decisions44 per cent of daters from tier 1 and 2 cities spoke about the Euphoric Phase of dating they called it the most tricky stage of dating owing to its tendency to cloud judgment Study shows most daters jump headfirst into a relationship during this time and often end up regretting the decision after some time Backing the theory 27 percent of male users shared personal accounts where their relationship met with the same fateLets set some boundariesAmong other positives 12 per cent of daters from tier 1 and 2 cities revealed how they took the time to set boundaries during the initial stage itself They mentioned it helps avoid any miscommunication and unnecessary expectations that might lead to conflicts in the futureCompromises Is it too muchNoting the negative trends during the initial phases of dating the recent survey shows around 29 per cent of daters between 18 to 25 are in the habit of giving up friends and things that they once enjoyed at their partners bidding Compromise to the extent of losing yourself has been mentioned as one of the negative behaviours noticed during the initial phases of dating Studies show that around 6 out of 10 people lose at least one friend after they start datingWhats the dramaAmong the spats noticed during the initial days of dating 33 per cent of couples from tier 1 and 2 cities revealed making the relationship official to be at the top of the list 18 per cent of these people mentioned posting couple pictures on social media is easily one of the biggest reasons for conflict one will always be more eager than the other in most relationships 12 per cent of couples also fight about coming out about their relationship to their friends ushering in the first blow of fight in their romance bubbleAlso Read Experts decode how single Indians are scanning life partners in 2023This story has been sourced from a third party syndicated feed agencies Midday accepts no responsibility or liability for its dependability trustworthiness reliability and data of the text Midday managementmiddaycom reserves the sole right to alter delete or remove without notice the content in its absolute discretion for any reason whatsoever