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 Description: foreign hey I&#39;m doing well how about you very well thank you um let&#39;s get into it so we&#39;re continuing the series on the differences between the UK and the US and today we&#39;re talking about dating and we&#39;ve spoken a little bit about the First Dates who and a few social norms and who asks who out and stuff like that so Miles we&#39;re a few dates in um everything&#39;s going well what&#39;s the next step what&#39;s what sort of a map what&#39;s the next Milestone after after a few dates hmm so the way I see it it kind of breaks down into like hooking up slash sexual and then kind of like social family and then like um I guess like starting your own family so in terms of like the sexual side I would say a big milestone is when when two people have sex when do people uh sleep together and that can honestly occur on the first date it can occur uh on the second or third date or later date or even some people although this is less common will wait until marriage um to have sex but that that definitely does happen and yeah how would you kind of break down the progression yeah so in terms of Milestones which is kind of like the you know things that are like significant changes or significant events that happen so we could say yeah the first time you know the first date is a milestone the six months of a relationship is a milestone or yeah sleeping together for the first time is a milestone and things like that marriage Milestone um like important events no yeah and I would say in England if we&#39;re speaking about the first time that you that you both sleep together I would say that again it can change it could be the first day it can be all the way until the first the first night of marriage after you get married not very common uh not something not here in the US either no not something that I would I believe in um but yeah I would say the averages we have like rules that you say like some people say like the five date rule like after the fifth date if everything&#39;s going well um you it&#39;s like common for people to to spend the night together after the fifth date is a is a common thing is there is there anything like that in the U.S I think the rule that I&#39;ve heard is uh actually a three-day rule so maybe we&#39;re moving a little bit quicker yeah ah three that may I yeah come on over no yeah in England yeah people say the five date rule um I think that maybe is I don&#39;t know from a movie or something like that I don&#39;t I&#39;ve not seen it but it&#39;s it&#39;s around there three or four dates you know you&#39;ve had the conversations like you know what do you want to do with your life you know you&#39;ve made some jokes you&#39;ve got to know the person and obviously I think there was always a sexual attraction between the people that are going on dates you know you often ask someone out on a date that you are already attracted to so yeah around three to five dates is that how long is it until you introduce whoever you&#39;re dating to your friends or to your family to your parents so friends um well you could have met this person the person that you&#39;re dating through friends so either it&#39;s right away or usually if it&#39;s let&#39;s say someone off a dating app or someone new who your friends don&#39;t know usually you&#39;ve probably known this person for a month or two at least maybe longer um at this point the relationship is more serious um and then with parents I mean that could be many many months uh you might you don&#39;t want it to go too long in the U.S because that might be a bad sign or a bad signal um so I would say you for friends maybe a month or two is normal and then for parents maybe three to six to six months if everyone is living in the same area and what&#39;s it like in the UK yeah again a lot of the people that I&#39;ve dated for example were a friend of a friend or you know we we had a rough um Social Circle you know like we we went in the same Circle so they&#39;d already met my friends but yeah if they were from you know someone that I met in a bar I started speaking to them and then we went on a few dates and and things like that I would say yeah maybe a couple months like two months it&#39;s more for me personally it would be when I thought oh this is this relationship me and that person we&#39;re going somewhere we&#39;re gonna continue um if I thought uh this person is fun oh this person is nice to be with but I don&#39;t I can&#39;t imagine myself with this person in the future I probably wouldn&#39;t introduce them to my friends because it&#39;d be a bit like I don&#39;t know you wouldn&#39;t it doesn&#39;t make sense you know to have to go through the the process of introducing someone that&#39;s gonna you know you&#39;re not gonna be within in a month&#39;s time something like that but it depends yeah um in terms of meeting my parents um like it would have to be probably yeah like six months or a year of of a relationship and maybe it would be like a bit at the next big event so the next Christmas or the next something like that uh an event I would introduce them to to my parents I think so yeah six months a year and then depending on when the next event was but it would be quite a long time okay yeah that makes sense and I&#39;m curious in the UK if it&#39;s the same I&#39;m wondering if in the UK it is the same as the U.S where other Milestones with family include uh let&#39;s say getting together for holidays like Thanksgiving or Christmas or going on family trips or attending a family wedding are those also kind of big milestones in the UK yeah definitely like the events one is is a big thing like I would say if a friend of mine was getting married like a big milestone is like oh I invite that person as my date to the wedding for let&#39;s say for example you&#39;re plus one my plus one yeah um that&#39;s kind of a Next Step um that you could do and it&#39;s that&#39;s kind of a a demonstration or like a sign that maybe the relationship is has gone to the next the next step when they get invited to or you invite that person to to a big social event you know where yeah your family will be there or all of your friends will be there that sort of thing yeah yeah that would be it depends you know sometimes you just get invited to a wedding and you need a plus voice you just say do you fancy do you fancy coming to the wedding um but yeah if it&#39;s something maybe if you had to travel for the wedding um it would you you would have to think quite hard like do I want to invest time and money in going to this event for this person but yeah yeah the same similar yeah very similar um sometimes you might just uh need or want to bring someone with you uh as a date to a wedding or what&#39;s called a plus one like what we were saying but if the wedding Were Far Away uh if they&#39;re a long distance needed to be traveled and it was more of an investment or uh something like that it would it would carry more weight um yeah and you know I think probably after that step in the US moving in together is kind of the next big step or the next big milestone is it also the same in Britain yeah like yeah you&#39;re you&#39;re at a point where you&#39;re seeing each other you know once twice three times a week um they&#39;re probably spending multiple days at your house or you are at their house for the next logical step if you want is that you move in together you rent an apartment or they move in with you um that&#39;s the next step and in the UK I mean I&#39;ve seen people kind of informally move in like yeah toothbrush the two I was just gonna say the toothbrush that&#39;s a sign that makes sense I&#39;m not a fan of sharing a toothbrush so just bring another yeah gross and then there&#39;s a little bit of clothes you know yeah other toiletries other things makeup yeah makeup and uh stuff like that and then yeah obviously at some point you have the conversation you know do you want to pay half the rent yeah you know that can be I say people say six months people say a year something like that I&#39;ve seen it be I&#39;ve actually I know a couple that that they&#39;re actually one of my students they&#39;re married but they don&#39;t live together um which I thought they were like they&#39;re like super super happy from from what I gather but they don&#39;t live together they just they don&#39;t believe they don&#39;t work well living together they want their separate base which is something but yeah and I&#39;d say most people a year is is the usual time frame and in the U.S yeah I would say a year or or even longer um I have a friend who moved in with a girl and moved States after a few months and it&#39;s worked out super well but I would say normally it&#39;s a year or or two or or even longer um before people take that take that step yeah and then after that it&#39;s you know marriage if these people want to get married and I assume it&#39;s fairly similar like you maybe live together for a year two years someone proposes and then and then you end up getting married engaged marriage if that&#39;s something that you want to do and I think it&#39;s becoming less and less common marriage I don&#39;t know in the US but in the UK it&#39;s becoming more common that you have couples that are together they live together they have children but they&#39;re actually not married you know they never had a wedding yeah exactly where people might be legally married um but they never officially got married let&#39;s say in a church or something like that very also very common uh in the US now or more common than before yeah and then and in the US is it common for people to have children outside of marriage we say so it&#39;s a couple but they&#39;re not married but they have children yeah more and more than before in the past uh couples will again legally be married or be together but um will not officially be married but then we&#39;ll start having kids and and really be starting a family and yeah is it also yeah that that sort of phenomenon is is occurring in the UK yeah a lot like now people can have like their Lee I think their league they have like a civil partnership or they&#39;re like brawl legally speaking they are married in terms of all of the the legal side of it of the kids and everything like that and yeah I think a lot of people because I think we&#39;re becoming less religious and marriage has to do with obviously the a religion has the the religious aspect to it so it&#39;s becoming less common but people still want to have children um and I would say also that there&#39;s a lot more people having life Partners but they don&#39;t have children as well um they actually choose not to have children but they&#39;re they&#39;re still with that that person yeah yeah definitely even though in the U.S the I would say or I think about half or 50 of marriages end up in divorce and I think the typical marriage here in the U.S only lasts about seven years seven years yeah yeah it kind of it goes against you know when people say their vowels the the words that they see at the at the wedding they say until death do us part so we&#39;re gonna be together until we until we pass away um but in the US the average is seven years yeah in the UK I don&#39;t know what the average is but we have a saying that&#39;s called The Seven Year Itch so seven years and itches like this but yeah yeah I mean like when you&#39;re uncomfortable so we say the seven year rich is when someone that&#39;s been in a in a marriage for seven years it&#39;s common for them to feel like oh I want something different like I&#39;m itchy to to leave this person to find us so yeah maybe maybe in the UK it&#39;s divorce is definitely definitely common um and yeah I would assume there&#39;s it&#39;s around there the average length um is around seven years but yeah we have a saying that the seven year Rich uh looking for uh looking for a change yeah looking for it yeah yeah but I knew a new wife every seven years what a life cool well um yeah I think that uh we&#39;ve come to the end we&#39;ve gone from the getting to know the person for the first time the first day the other Milestones the social norms and stuff like that in the UK and we&#39;ve arrived and we&#39;re divorced yeah in both countries it just ends in divorce hopefully not but a lot certainly but yeah cool um yeah it was interesting to to know about the the similarities and the differences um as always we hope everyone watching enjoyed the video um enjoyed the topic learn some English um and yeah let us know in the comments what it&#39;s like in your country what&#39;s the process of from the first date until marriage um having kids is it common to have kids is it common to get married and when do you move in together and it&#39;d be interesting to see what the differences are in different countries definitely yeah let us know perfect awesome um pleasure as always miles and I&#39;ll see you next time yeah that sounds good take care [Music]
Language: en
Title: Dating Culture - 3: UK vs. US / Cultura de citas: Reino Unido vs. EE. UU. - 3 / 约会文化 - 3：英国与美国
Caption: In this video, Jack and Miles discuss the differences between dating culture in the United Kingdom and the United States. From dating apps to social norms, they explore the various ways that dating varies across the Atlantic.

En este video, Jack y Miles hablan de las diferencias entre la cultura de citas en el Reino Unido y los Estados Unidos. Desde aplicaciones de citas hasta normas sociales, exploran las diversas formas en que las citas varían a través del Atlántico.

在本视频中，杰克和迈尔斯讨论了英国和美国约会文化的差异。从约会应用程序到社交规范，他们探讨了约会在大西洋两岸的差异。