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when my friend moved in with her bf, I took over her apt. First time when I went to see the apt, it seemed small. When I moved in though, it wasn't. I realiz
by vijayr 14y ago
when my friend moved in with her bf, I took over her apt. First time when I went to see the apt, it seemed small. When I moved in though, it wasn't. I realized she had so much stuff, that it made the apt appear smaller when I saw the first time.
Women have lots of stuff - not just clothes, but everything (before someone complains - this is not sexism etc. just simple observation)
- keithpeter 14y agoLooking round my man cave, I'd say I have a lot of stuff as well; several tonnes of books for a starter. Time for a declutter I think... Clothes: I like the smell of heavy wool jumpers and (Donegal) tweed jackets.
- vijayr 14y agoI have a few books too. I am not talking about books though - women seem to have many many things, and they also have many units of the same thing. For example, why does anyone need 10 or 20 pairs of shoes? A female friend of mine has 40 (yes, forty) different bags, and she still keeps buying bags. And no, she is not wealthy, and doesn't live in a mansion. Edit: not complaining or anything. Just genuinely curious :)
- Mz 14y agoHonestly, as a reformed female clothing junkie, I think it grows in part out of being intelligent -- thus easily bored -- and visually inclined. Getting a certificate in GIS and running my own websites helped cure me of interest in both fashion and decor. I can search for new skins for my blogs or twiddle with the font size or whatever instead of rearranging furniture and trying on the same pants with 27 different tops. It is just as mentally satisfying to that part of my brain. But clothes and decor were the only "appropriate" outlets for it when I was a homemaker/living like I was "supposed to" as a woman.