Our
sense of who we are is intricately entwined with our spending habit. When it
comes to money, the female gender has been perceived and tagged the bigger
spender.
While
women have been subliminally taught that all they need to get through in life
is acceptance which motivates them to always want to look good, which also in
turn make them to be buyers and acquisitors of things that make them look good,
men have also been taught in the same manner as women to be investors in things
that hold value, things that can make them to be seen as men, a house, a car, a
juicy retirement and so on…
