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Women admit their sympathy for ‘man flu’ victims runs out after five minutes – Telegraph<\/a><\/p>\n

Women’s sympathy with husbands and boyfriends who complain of having a cold runs out after just five minutes, a survey claims. And almost a fifth of women say they feel no sympathy at all for their partners’ “man flu”.<\/p>\n

But men, by contrast, say they are prepared to take time off work to care for their suffering wives or girlfriends, cooking meals and cleaning the home.<\/p>\n

A poll found that women were far less likely to sit by their man’s bedside mopping his brow than the traditional stereotype suggests.<\/p>\n

More than half (52 per cent) of women polled said that they lose sympathy with their husband or boyfriend within five minutes of his first complaint about feeling under the weather.<\/p>\n

Some 18 per cent said that they start from an unsympathetic point of view, according to the survey carried out for carried out for the makers of Lemsip Max Stength.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Sigh.<\/p>\n

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