| | You are on a long motorway journey and your partner, who is driving, disagrees about the best route. Do you: |
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| | | Agree that women can't read maps and go back to sleep |
| | | Order them to shut up and pull over, then take the wheel and proceed to your destination in record time to prove you were right |
| | | Gently remind them what happened last time they didn't listen to your directions: you got lost near Bognor and arrived four hours late to your brother's wedding |
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| | You see an absolute dish of a man in your favourite wine bar. Do you: |
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| | | Turn away and dream on |
| | | Keep stealing glances in the hope that he will notice you and offer you a drink |
| | | Send the waiter over with a tumbler of your favourite whisky then beckon him to the bar, while carefully checking the cut of his suit as he rises from his chair |
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| | You are thinking of wearing a new figure-hugging dress to a company bash tonight, but there is no one around to tell you if it looks OK before you leave home. Do you: |
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| | | Wear it but take a change of clothes in case the outfit doesn't pass muster with your friends when you meet for a warm-up drink |
| | | Wear it anyway because you know you could turn heads in a potato sack |
| | | Stick to the safe but somewhat frumpy dress you wore last year |
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| | Your favourite author is: |
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| | | Jane Austen |
| | | Helen Fielding |
| | | Simone de Beauvoir |
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| | Your favourite actor is: |
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| | | Calista Flockhart |
| | | Gwyneth Paltrow |
| | | Katharine Hepburn |
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| | You love your job. Will you give up the power, the money and the prestige to raise children and bake cookies? |
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| | | Motherhood is the only career I¿e ever wanted |
| | | No. I have staff for those sorts of things - if and when I decide children are absolutely necessary |
| | | I will work out how to share financial and childcare responsibility with my partner, and am more than happy to give up work if that's the only way we can have a family |
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| | It? coming up to Christmas and your partner? parents are piling on the pressure for you to attend the big family gathering. Do you: |
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| | | Agree to visit on Boxing Day, but insist on staying at home for a quiet, romantic Christmas day without crackers and family rows |
| | | Tell your mother in law to expect you at 10am so you can help prepare the feast |
| | | Tell them Christmas is for kids and go skiing with your fellow directors' families as planned, putting plenty of time aside to discuss the first acquisitions and mergers of the new year |
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| | You have had a stressful day at the office. How do you wind down? |
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| | | No time to relax; you have to do the shopping and get the dinner on before he gets home |
| | | Have a hot soak, then get the other half to rustle up something nice for dinner and settle down with a video |
| | | One hour at the gym, some posh nosh and then a hearty cocktail session with girlfriends, the guys from work or a hot date, depending on your mood |
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