Adults say they avoid romance for fear of being cheesy, as survey gives many traditional acts of chivalry thumbs down
Romance is not dead but the age of chivalry is on its way out, according to a survey which reveals more than half of British adults are confused by what is considered romantic in the 21st century.
The nation still favours traditional acts of romance. But while most men rate material acts of giving gifts or flowers as expressions of true love, women prefer gestures, such as cuddling or romantic walks, research from the romantic fiction publishers Mills & Boon, shows.
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