LIFESTYLE
A new survey has revealed that British women prefer their perfect boyfriend to be tall, blue-eyed, and muscular with a hairy chest. But the list doesn't end there.
A new survey has revealed that British women prefer their perfect boyfriend to be tall, blue-eyed, and muscular with a hairy chest. But the list doesn't end there.
He must also be good looking, clean shaven with short dark hair, have a small bottom and take care of his body, reports the Daily Express.
But a woman's dream date has to be clever too with a degree and a decent, well-paid job.
Ninety percent of girls want him to earn way more than them.
The poll of 3,000 women, aged 18 to 45-year-old, found that 94% want their man to be sensitive.
However, 51% don't want him to be too 'deep' but be up for a good laugh.
And he should prefer beer to wine and love shopping with them.
"Women know what they want when it comes to that dream date. They want it all, the looks, the ambition, the money and the soft side unsurprising then that only half genuinely believe their perfect boyfriend really exists," said Nicole Clowes, from UKDating.com, which conducted the poll.
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