Fashion and Tech Mean More Than Men

Monday, 04 January 2010

Skinny Jeans Beat Sex

Last week, women were all aTwitter (literally) about a new poll that suggests British women would rather fit into their skinny jeans than have sex. For those that don’t speak girl, that means we’re holding onto a pair of pants that don’t quite fit anymore, and we’d rather lose the weight necessary to wear these so-called “goal jeans” again than get laid.

I’d argue that the confidence boost from losing those last 5 pounds might help you get lucky with the male species as well, but the poll considered it an either or. And it appears we’d rather look good than feel good.

Blackberries Are Better Than Boyfriends

Now a new survey is proclaiming that British women would also rather lose their boyfriend than their mobile phone. Makes you wonder if there are a lot of skinny, horny women running around London texting their girlfriends.

It would be interesting to see how men answered similar questions. While guys like tech toys, are they as tied to them as women? And do they face the same body issues, or would testosterone trump vanity? My guess is they want sex without the phone…but I’ve been wrong before.

US ladies, do you agree with our UK sisters? Let me know in the comments!

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