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Social networking helps people come to sex with potential partner faster, says a new survey. Besides, it also helps ex-couples to stay in touch after their parting.

The third annual sex survey by Shape and Men's Fitness magazines revealed that about 4 out of 5 women and 3 of 5 men say they believe texting, Facebook and other social media tools for staying connected cause new couples to jump into bed faster. Meantime, only 38% of women say they have actually slept with a date any sooner because of digital intimacy.

 A research by Q Interactive showed that a lot of women play games and view ads so that they can 'get' other things, primarily in the form of virtual currency. The study polled over 2,000 women and found that they are playing social apps such as Farmville or tending (Lil) Green Patches on social networks so that they can earn virtual currency.

The survey found that some women take virtual cash more often than they are getting real cash from their ATMs. Furthermore, half of them redeem virtual currency every day.

 A new nationwide survey released today by Citi revealed that women across all economic sectors believe that their personal financial situations have deteriorated over the past year and that the majority (65 percent) have permanently changed their spending and saving habits in response to the recession. According to the data, key findings include: