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"PinterestFacebook&amp;#39;Tis the season for sniffles and sneezes, right? Based on how nice you are to me, a woman you&amp;#39;ve never met, I assume all our readers are the kind of sweet girlfriends that make their boyfriends homemade chicken noodle soup and rub their backs when they&amp;#39;re feeling under the weather. Or OK, at least heat up a can of soup. But are you also secretly thinking he&amp;#39;s kind of milking it? For at least half of you, probably.\nAccording to a new survey, 53 percent of women think their guy is exaggerating his symptoms when he&amp;#39;s sick, while only 20 percent of men think the same of their lady. The scientific logic behind this, according me and not science at all, is that men actually are bigger babies. And 67 percent of women tend to agree, stating that they think their partner makes a bigger fuss about being sick than they do.\nMore surprisingly though, men are slightly more nurturing than women (or at least claim to be), with 89 percent of guys taking care of their significant other when sick, whereas only 83 percent of women do so.\nIn your relationship, who is worse at dealing with illness? Is your guy a total baby who needs lots of coddling, or the strong, suffer-in-silence type? Or somewhere in between? What about you? Hope you&amp;#39;re all staying healthy for the holidays\nSick or just a bad day, here&amp;#39;s what how he likes to be comforted: Guys Confess: 10 Things He Wants You to Do When He&amp;#39;s Having a Bad Day"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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