The man Make Technology Not Romantic

The art of making love letter that said the hand was getting extinct.

Technology was able to make the modern man became less romantic. It was revealed from a study of British men who carried out the retail network of British stationery, Partners.

According to the research, one of 20 men do not say 'I love you' to her partner for the first time directly, but through the short message service (SMS). In almost the same percentage of respondents declaring instead via e-mail or phone.

Meanwhile, a third of men admitted they had never written with a pen literally, a love letter to the people they love. Therefore, most British women have never again receive a letter or a romantic note from the man, for nine years.

However, in a survey involving 2500 respondents, women were also experiencing a similar trend with men. Five percent of women prefer it expressed his love by phone or e-mail, rather than directly.

Overall, 15 percent of men and 10 percent of women would prefer not to directly face to express my love for the first kali.Bahkan, more than 70 respondents claimed to be shocked when they get a handwritten love letter, rather than via SMS and phone.

"It is concerning because the art of making love letter seemed to be getting extinct. People seem to love getting lazy and depend on the instant form of communication such as SMS and e-mail," said Lisa Bond from Partners.

Now, have rarely encountered someone else with a perfume spray letter before sealing the envelope and send it. "When it received a letter from a lover is the most romantic time," Bond added. "And that would be of value for life, because he could never be destroyed only in one key massage."