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A 2019 survey conducted by OnePoll for MailOnline explored relationship dynamics among women in the United Kingdom. The poll included around 1,000 women who were either married or in long-term relationships.
According to the results, about half of the respondents said they had a “backup partner” in mind. This person was often a long-time friend, an ex-partner, or a colleague who had previously shown romantic interest.
Researchers described this as an emotional safety net—someone they believed could be a potential partner if their current relationship ended. While it doesn’t necessarily mean people plan to leave their partners, it highlights how some individuals think about security and future possibilities in relationships.A 2019 survey conducted by OnePoll for MailOnline explored relationship dynamics among women in the United Kingdom. The poll included around 1,000 women who were either married or in long-term relationships. According to the results, about half of the respondents said they had a “backup partner” in mind. This person was often a long-time friend, an ex-partner, or a colleague who had previously shown romantic interest. Researchers described this as an emotional safety net—someone they believed could be a potential partner if their current relationship ended. While it doesn’t necessarily mean people plan to leave their partners, it highlights how some individuals think about security and future possibilities in relationships.
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Franz Ferdinand lead singer Alex Kapranos angrily took to Instagram stories attacking the Israeli Defense Forces for using their hit song ‘Take Me Out’ in a new propaganda video.
In the video, the song plays over footage of fighter planes and ground explosions. The IDF have labeled the post: “Operation Roaring Lion – this is how it’s done.”
Kapranos wrote: “These warmongering murderers are using our music without our consent. This makes us both nauseous and furious. Kind of typical though, isn’t it? To strut up and take what isn’t theirs with a vile arrogance…”Franz Ferdinand lead singer Alex Kapranos angrily took to Instagram stories attacking the Israeli Defense Forces for using their hit song ‘Take Me Out’ in a new propaganda video. In the video, the song plays over footage of fighter planes and ground explosions. The IDF have labeled the post: “Operation Roaring Lion – this is how it’s done.” Kapranos wrote: “These warmongering murderers are using our music without our consent. This makes us both nauseous and furious. Kind of typical though, isn’t it? To strut up and take what isn’t theirs with a vile arrogance…”
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