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" I just bought a bright pink bag online that was just delivered to my desk. The color was called &amp;quot;cranberry field&amp;quot; so I was hoping that it&amp;#039;d be more, well, cranberry colored. Instead it&amp;#039;s a sort of fuschia, and while it&amp;#039;s lovely, I just don&amp;#039;t think I&amp;#039;m a pink-bag-toting girl. But part of me would love to keep it, even though it seems like precisely the type of bag men would get nervous by. It&amp;#039;s giddy and high-strung and a little bit ridiculous. And so, not just for the reason I think it sends a sort of message, but because black is way more practical, I&amp;#039;m returning it. But it got me thinking about the age old question: whether women dress for other women or dress for men. In general, it seems that men like simple. utilitarian. Skirt/dresses over jeans? Men don&amp;#039;t understand that. Wearing four or five shirts layered over each other? Men don&amp;#039;t understand that either (But, to be fair, a lot of women don&amp;#039;t either. I think that&amp;#039;s just one of my own quirks that I always seem to find myself wearing A LOT of shirts). Having uncomfortably tall shoes that look oh-so-cute? Leggings? belts that don&amp;#039;t hold anything up? No, no, no. What about you? Do you have anything in your closet that you love but your guy hates? Spill! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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