Why men like skinny girls

Half of men would dump a girlfriend if she gained weight (but only 20 per cent of women would do the same). So step away from that cookie if you want to keep your boyfriend, ladies.
A new survey has found that nearly half of men would dump a woman who gained too much weight.
The poll, of 70,000 people across the U. showed that 48 per cent of men would not want to be with their partner if she became fat.
By contrast just 20 per cent of women would stop seeing their man when faced with the situation.
The poll found that over a third of men believed that women started to loose their looks at the age of 40, while a quarter believe that a woman is beyond her prime after 50. The same was true women, though a further 23 per cent believe a man will never lose his looks.

The poll also found that men were more likely to lie about the number of sex partners they had been with, and 42 per cent said that they would consider a woman sexually promiscuous if she had slept with over 10 men.
By contrast, almost the same number women said that they would consider man overly promiscuous after 20 sexual partners.
Eighteen per cent admitted they had told a woman he loved her for the sole purpose of sleeping with them.
In what is likely to be a further blow women's relationship confidence, twothirds of men admitted that they had fantasised about their partner's friends though the fairer sex is not guilt- free, with a third having done the same.
Fifty- one per cent of men even admitted that they would like to be better endowed - though just 18 per cent women wished that of their partner.
James Bassil, editor in chief AskMen.com, which conducted the survey with Cosmopolitan. com explained that differing attitudes between men and women towards relationships had not changed over the years.
He said: "Even as men are getting more comfortable with meeting their girlfriends online... other romantic behaviors have proven to be timeless ones: chivalry isn't dead, size matters, and women forgive while men forget."
Source: INDIA TODAY GROUP