Why are women's (and girls’) Halloween costumes sexualized but not so for men? Why do women buy these clothes?
I can't improve on the other great answers here, but I can offer my lowbrow male knuckle-dragging thoughts to the mix.Women are sexy, men are not.This a massive over generalization, I know that, but in general I think women represent the most visually pleasing aspects of our species, and this in many ways shapes some of the fundamental gender differences for a majority of people. Even in "controlled studies", heterosexual women display a much keener ability to recognize beauty and "sexiness" in other females, beyond what straight males recognize in other males (as determined by responses, physical cues & brain activity, not just what participants supposedly felt. Unfortunately I can't remember the name of the study but if it comes to me I'll share a link.But in my own experiences, women have always been far more interested in their own looks and men are typically more visually stimulated by women than women are by men; other qualities are often bigger turn-ons for a woman.Obviously there are myriad exceptions to these stereotypes, but it's a big part of the reason we have sexy costumes for women, mostly naked women on every magazine in every checkout aisle, and vast lines of beauty products for women. Although partly shaped by society, it's also just nature at work. Women are an exceptional thing to behold. As men, we basically have a nerve running from our eyeballs directly to our penis. I know, I'm crude, but hey I'm just a knuckle-dragger. But an honest one.
Considering a career in landscaping?
yes it is a good paying job. and as im finding out, can be a Very good paying job. but u shouldnt let money decide ur career. im studying horticulture myself and loving it. u must have a passion for this career.. or for Any career if u plan on actually enjoying ur job. schooling and education is eventually a must, but first i would first recommend finding a landscaping job such as a design/maintenance company or a nursery/garden center. i learned just as much working at a nursery than i have taking university classes. always keep in mind what u want ur resume to say down the road.. having a well-rounded resume by working at a nursery, having any type of degree and landscape certifications such as a CLT.