Scientists have finally worked out what women really want.
They have created a spray that makes men more caring, affectionate and in tune with others' feelings.
Just a puff or two and even the most macho of males is as sensitive as a woman, they claim.
The spray is based on oxytocin - a hormone naturally made in the body and involved in sex, sexual attraction, trust and confidence.
It is released into the blood during labour - triggering the production of breast milk - and floods the brain during breastfeeding, helping mother and baby bond.
In spray form, it seems that the so-called 'cuddle chemical' can make a man feel like a woman.
