Susan Arendt said:
kouriichi said:
Susan Arendt said:
kouriichi said:
While id hate to be sexist, many women are bad with money, and this sort of reinforces that notion.
If you didn't want to be sexist, you shouldn't have been. While I certainly don't argue that this woman is a blithering idiot, let's take her stupidity on an individual basis, shall we, and not as an indication of the gender as a whole.
Eh, its one of those things that data seems to support.
From both personal and statiscal experiences.
Like did you know the average woman spends $25,000 on shoes in theyer lifetime?
And an additional $6117 on handbags a year? ((from the money translation of £4000))
I dont want to be sexist, really D: And im sorry if its offencive to females.
But its what the numbers show. And im a man of science.
Well, go right ahead and cite your sources. Then, while you're at it, rustle up some data on how much men spend on any of their interests, and we can do a compare/contrast. Oh, and make sure you're assessing things like percentage of income, marital status, and the like.
Happly
Average woman's spending on shoes: ((also includes average spending on makeup.))
http://www.mainstreet.com/article/smart-spending/budgeting/how-much-do-women-really-spend-shoes
Average woman's spending on handbags:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-1257208/The-high-price-fashion-Sales-luxury-It-bags-soar-60.html
And while yes, i will hand it to you, men do spend quite a bit on out intrests. ((men spend an average of $701 on "audio visual equiptment" per year, compaired to a woman's average of $536))
There is also an intresting satistic on womens clothing spending.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-1092100/Women-spend-1-000-year-wardrobe-wear-30-clothes.html
There are no real numbers on how men spend theyer money on things. ((beyond the outset of alcohaul, sports, cars and dating services))
While id hate to say it though, the combination of things that men dont purchase, or purchase very little of ((such as make up. I know a few guys that wear it sadly)) outweights the things that both men and women do spend money on.