That's subjective. Most of my scanning of women (in real life) are out at beaches.
Do women buy their guy friends Christmas presents?
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What about work? Transit? Shopping?
Unemployed. Yes I ride public transportation for 17 years. Public bus is full of state's disability people, and mental illness people. All the hot women are into cars. And sure, I can people watch in downtown and malls, women travel in groups.
Ok you sound sheltered from being amogged.
And in beaches I see White girls being approached by Hispanic guys, even Hispanic girls being approached by Black guys. I'm like the only White guy approaching White and Hispanic girls.
But I'm not trying to ask, do Hispanic or Black girls buy Christmas presents for their guy friends, as they're less rich. This question is more for upper-class people.
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Well, as an upper-class people, I would have to say, "Yes".
What is the relevance of class to such a question? You are not in a Third World country.
Poor girls, and therefore poor people, can't buy people Christmas presents as much as rich people.
So the answer to your question: math.
But your question was if something is given as a gift in principle. You never said the item had to be purchased or, if it did, that it had to be an expensive item or a set amount of items. Therefore your question or logic behind your question makes no sense.
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When did it ever?
Why did it take you two pages of nonsense to reach your conclusion?
No. If you go to a Macy's to buy someone a Christmas present, you don't get a discount based on race or other factors.
Just like traffic tickets. I remember in 2009, some poor person said the story where the police told him "the ticket is just $100" but he argues "$100? It takes me 2 days to make that money."
So, things are relative.
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My kittens often give me expensive fragrances like Sauvage or Black Afgano and they like when I wear 'their' scent.
I rarely give any gifts other than my precious time and undivided attention.
What does that tell you, Neal?
I can tell you, that only means something for me. Not for you, because our lives cannot be compared, so you cannot draw any viable conclusions.
Your question, even if everyone would answer truthfully, wouldn't result in any usable data or insights.
Zero.
But here's some clickbait so people who opened this thread hoping to gain new insights won't be totally disappointed.
I rarely give any gifts other than my precious time and undivided attention.
What does that tell you, Neal?
I can tell you, that only means something for me. Not for you, because our lives cannot be compared, so you cannot draw any viable conclusions.
Your question, even if everyone would answer truthfully, wouldn't result in any usable data or insights.
Zero.
But here's some clickbait so people who opened this thread hoping to gain new insights won't be totally disappointed.
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Then dont go to Macy's and shop within your budget.
Oh, I give women gifts all the time, and money isn't the issue for me, my research is do White women buy gifts for their guy friends. You can keep changing the topic, but I'ma just change it back.
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No. Every time I post a question, it gets auto-removed by a bot. And appealing to the mods never help. But I do ask these questions in other Internet forums.
You mean poor White people living in trailer parks or West Virginia?
I'm from Chicago, so city people.
Usually gift giving takes emotional investment. Women who are “friends” with men are often there to take resources, not for emotional connection. Rarely do they give in return, including meaningful gifts. In the same light, do you go out of your way to buy your bros a thoughtful gift? My guess is probably no.
Chicks aren’t out here giving buddies random gifts. That also implies interest on the part of the giver and most women don’t want to send the wrong idea. Similar to giving a man a compliment. This is usually reserved for family, the person you are exclusively dating or your spouse. If you are handing out random gifts because you are generous, they’ll probably take them but I doubt they’ll reciprocate.
