Opening doors for both sexes, not getting too drunk and having a creative flair are on a list of signs of manliness in the modern age, according to UK blokes.
Researchers polled the nation on which factors constitute manliness today, with loyalty to friends coming top with 42 per cent.
Faithfulness to your partner came in second place (37 percent), while opening doors for both women and other men came third.
While traits that have long been considered manly, such as being able to change a plug (16 per cent) and being able to change a tyre (15 per cent) featured in the list of manly attributes, a host of more modern examples have also come into play.
A quarter of the men polled by TV channel Quest believe looking after themselves physically was an important aspect of manhood.
Elsewhere, more than one in 10 said not being ashamed to be a stay-at-home dad was a sign of a true man. A further 22 per cent said doing arts and crafts and sharing your hobbies and passions with your children was manly.
However, 58 per cent believe men have it easier in the modern world, while 68 per cent of women think this.
Nearly two thirds (62 per cent) believe men should be the main breadwinner, compared to 46 per cent of women.
