Words with Friends Players Spill the Beans on Valentine's Day [Infographic]

Zynga has revealed the results of its fourth annual Valentine’s Day survey, which saw almost 70,000 Words with Friends players share how they express their love (and respond to romantic language) both in the real-world, and in the game.

The survey identified users’ dating preferences, romantic faux pas and more, and found the number one turnoff for both men and women was a person’s overuse of a single word or phrase (for example, “like”). Poor grammar also kills the romantic spark for 25 percent of men and almost one third of women.

When asked which words they’d like to see removed from our collective vocabularies, 43 percent of respondents said the pet name “bae” should be retired.