Waspish and Witty- the Ultimate Insight Into Tv Soaps

Daily MailJune 21, 2004

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Why are men so much more understanding in soap than they are in real life?

EastEnders' Alfie has been a veritable beacon of sensitivity as he contemplates his wife's infidelity after just a few months of marriage, when, in the real world, he would have thrown her out onto the streets with the words 'you old slapper' following not far behind.

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Waspish and Witty- the Ultimate Insight Into Tv Soaps

Then there's Hollyoaks' Tony, whose patience with Mandy has reached almost saint-like proportions. This week she apologised for having been so vile to him recently, which she has. And his response?

'You've been under strain.' Not a bit of the usual male things of, 'I don't give a damn, what about Me Me Me?' No, he took her to the park to enable her to get a bit of fun back into her life. What do girls usually get?

A pint over the head and a cursory, 'Pull yourself together, love, or I'm ditching you.' What establishments are these men attending to enable them to become such loving, understanding individuals? Is there a special Soap Sensitivity Training School for men to develop their feminine side?

Thank goodness in all this gus...

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