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For any woman who's tried to have a serious talk with her man, it is an all-too-familiar dilemma.
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How do you get him to give you his undivided attention?
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The answer, it seems, is simple ¨C wait until he has just sat down to dinner.
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A survey of 1,000 men and women found that 8.15pm is the time when men are most prepared to listen to their other halves.
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Almost half said they were happy to engage in serious conversation over dinner. This is despite the fact that the women said they were most likely to bring up a tricky topic 12 hours earlier, at 8.20am.
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Another good time is in the car ¨C 39 percent of men said they like having a meaningful chat while driving, said the poll by Asda. And if a favour is required, it's best to bring it up in front of the in-laws.
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More than 20 percent of men said they would give in to their partner's demands if asked in the presence of wider family members.
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Three quarters said they hate being disturbed while they shower.
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The findings reveal that women struggle most to hold down their spouse's attention while they play video games - with a mere 1 percent tuning into what is being said.
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Watching football is another risky strategy, during which 92 percent of men are not prepared to entertain a conversation, opting instead for a quick 'yes.'
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The survey highlighted that men prefer to be left in their own company while playing on the Playstation, or watching television.
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More than 80 percent said 'We need to talk' is the most feared conversation opener, while 42 percent of women voted for 'is everything OK' - when their partner knows the opposite is true.
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