> I was talking about diamonds and extravagence desired purely to display wealth and social status (women are particularly vulnerable to this folly) Now you're

> I was talking about diamonds and extravagence desired purely to display wealth and social status (women are particularly vulnerable to this folly) Now you're just being casually sexist. If you want to judge people for how they choose to celebrate their mutual affection that's fine. So diamonds aren't your thing, thanks for sharing. But let's not go down the rabbit hole of litigating one gender's susceptibility over another's.