Four out of five men prefer 'women with flaws'

Agencies : London, Fri Nov 23 2012, 15:05 hrs

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One man in four also secretly thinks their partner has let themselves go a bit after they settled down into their relationship.

Just four in ten men were confidently able to say that they fully understand their partner.

A puzzled seven in ten said their partner often confuses them with mood swings that they didn't see coming.

However, British men do appreciate their other halves ¿ a quarter admit that they are 'punching above their weight' in relationship terms and 45 per cent would readily admit their partner is the more attractive person.

Almost 47 per cent men are convinced that their current partner is the person they want to live with forever.

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