Men have turned into shopaholics. Apparently, instead of a maybe a shot of whiskey, you Men would much rather go shopping for oh I don\u2019t know, a Gucci, or an Armani. <\/p>\n

Although DETAILS consider this news, I don\u2019t. Actually, Men have always been shopaholics. But first, let\u2019s define what a shopaholic is. To me, it\u2019s anyone who likes to shop. Man or Woman. Whatever it is they like to shop for. I find it interesting though that when someone says shopaholic, it\u2019s quintessential for them to think it\u2019s for shoes or clothes and it must involve high-end shopping. I define being shopaholic in a broader way. Anyone who likes to shop for something, i.e clothes, shoes, gadgets, tools, cars, furnishings, sales, etc. <\/p>\n

So if you you really think about it, When Men get excited about Home Depot or Sears Tool Dept, or the prospect of a huge screen TV, or a new car, or a new set of golf stuff (whatever you wanna call it), new camera (everyone is a photographer these days), the new iPhone, a new grill or a ride-on mower, I think it\u2019s safe to say, they\u2019re being shopaholics. It not just about clothes or shoes. <\/p>\n

Only snotty people will consider shopping for designer items as the only definition of being a shopaholic. There\u2019s actually a new name for that. If you prefer GUCCI, Armani, LV, a yacht, jaguar and the lots, you\u2019re a LUXAHOLIC! But shopping for anything you like, high-end or bargains, whatever they maybe is called being a shopaholic in my book. So there goes the theory that Men suddenly became the new breed of shoppers. Uhmm, actually, they\u2019ve always been.<\/p>\n

Source: http:\/\/www.sheknowsbest.com\/are-men-the-new-breed-of-shopaholics\/<\/em><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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