What women want?? - - - Women Want Money

by huneds | April 23, 2009 at 03:47 am
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Survey says: Money more important than most things in women's lives



More powerful than freedom from dieting, more important than having your husband remain faithful is ... never having to worry about money again. That's just some of the shocking information readers revealed in the series of Feel the Pulse of Women polls we conducted last week.

We wanted to find out what's really most important to you right at this moment and we tried to find out through a series of comparisons. We started off the week pitting diet and orgasms against one another. We asked: Would you rather never have to diet again or have an orgasm every time?

And apparently food is more important than the Big 0.

  • 86 percent of women chose freedom from dieting, while only 14 percent chose a guaranteed grand finale.

Quick, hide the screen from your guy! It's not that we don't want them, but ... NEVER HAVING TO DIET AGAIN? We swoon at the thought.

But not nearly as much as we do when thinking about never having to worry about MONEY apparently. The next day we took the previous poll winner and put it up against freedom from financial worry.

  • 83 percent of women chose never having to worry about money again, while 17 percent still chose never having to diet again.

Tough choice, but if we had all that money, we could probably hire a pretty good trainer...

Wednesday's results were even more surprising. It seems that more women care more about rolling in dough than they do if their partner is rolling in the hay with someone else!

  • 52 percent chose freedom from financial worries, while only 48 percent chose having their partner always be faithful.

So, while the results show that women seem at least a little bit materialistic, in the end, love for our children won out in Thursday's poll ... but barely.

  • 60 percent of women chose Be certain that your children will live happy, successful lives over money. But there were still 40 percent of respondents who chose never having to worry about money again.

We're not here to judge, but, wow!


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huneds

Its not my personal view glena... Its what a survey says....

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Keiran

I don't agree to the survey results...

I think its the other way round...

Men are running after money all the time,  not giving proper time to their spouses.

If a survey with men is done, you will see startling results...

Ladies out here do you support me???

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Mikasi

I beg to differ. If the survey is done on men we all know know what it will say - men want access to oodles of internet porn. To refine this further, school girl skirts and boyish-looking models are the rage.

So now that we know that let's get back to talking about women... or at least about this poll.

  • assumably, this was an Internet poll, responses taken from a select group of readers. Therefore the responses are really not random at all and would be skewed to the population that reads this site
  • intenet polls, as shown on Facebook quizes among other places, need be taken with a grain of salt.
  • the last poll question seemed to ultimately ask, "Would you rather you be rolling in dough all your life or would you want your kids to be rolling in dough all their lives?" This is germaine to nothing else I am writing, but it made me laugh and so I wanted to share it.
  • finally, what people say their values in a daydream poll are often very different than what they actually prove to be when the same person's feet are put to the fire, so to speak.

With these things in mind, I urge the male readers to put off their plans for a fight with or the start of a divorce from the female s/o tongiht.

And women, if a single one of you were judging yourself harshly due to this quiz, stop it.

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kevin101

they are running after money to pay for call the crap their spouse and kids want

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