Quote by William Feather

Women lie about their age; men lie about their income.

Women lie about their age; men lie about their income.

Summary

This quote suggests a common tendency among women to be dishonest about their age, likely due to societal pressures and judgments surrounding aging. On the other hand, men are seen as more inclined to misrepresent or exaggerate their income, possibly because societal norms often associate financial success with masculinity and status. It highlights a gender-based stereotype about the kind of lies that individuals might be more likely to engage in, reflecting the different societal expectations and pressures placed on women and men.

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Men & Women

By William Feather

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