Men get serious over beer

Forget sex and sport — British men have confessed to preferring ‘deep and meaningfuls’ over a beer.

More than two thirds of men are getting serious over a pint — confiding in their mates about their relationships, politics and work.

A staggering 62 per cent of men admitted they were infuriated by women who assumed they could only talk about football, and other less taxing topics.
The poll of 1,500 men, conducted by West London brewer Fuller’s, aimed to find out if the new age man really is more sensitive. The findings seem so suggest he is.

Four out of five claimed they were good listeners and were happy for their mates to confide in them, while nine out of ten men said they value their friendly conversations - but 61 per cent admitted to being wary about how much they divulge.

Surprisingly, nearly half of respondents said they find politics a more interesting subject to discuss with their mates than football — and 71 per cent go to their friends for relationship advice.

Not every man thinks about sex 24 hours a day — a whopping 53 per cent opt to talk about work instead and over two thirds discuss their career aspirations.
Finally it turns out women aren’t the only ones who look forward to a chat over the phone - two fifths of men admit to having long conversations on the phone instead of in the pub.