Why don't men like shopping with their girlfriends?

I am a man and don't like shopping with my girlfriend: Why don't men like shopping with their girlfriends? I have asked many people this question. Almost 90% of men don't like shopping with women, and 10% can't say that they don't like it, because female friends are around or haven't known each other for a long time. Summarized several points.

First, the difference in physical fitness between men and women, where physical fitness is not the difference in strength, but the difference in endurance. In fact, due to the effect of androgen, muscle development can consume energy quickly, while women's ability to consume energy quickly and transform muscle strength is poor, so the explosive power of men and women with the same weight, training and nutrition level is also very different. Generally, men can do more than a dozen push-ups, and most women can't do push-ups at all.

Men who are also shopping are exhausted after a hard day's work, but women can still hum songs to cook and clean up.

Second, different ways of thinking and different shopping habits. Men have the upper hand with typical rational thinking. It doesn't matter how much money you need or what other things your store sells. It's important to find what you need. It doesn't matter what women sell when they go shopping. It's important to look good and like cheap. For example, she bought a pair of socks, but forgot to buy shoes, bags, clothes and socks.

Men and women buy the same things. Men spend a lot of money on things they need, but women buy a bunch of useless things very cheaply.

Third, the shopping experience is different. It doesn't matter how much a woman buys or spends when shopping. The important thing is to experience what she has not seen and see what she has not worn.

When a man goes shopping alone, it is often an obvious goal to go straight to the target, while it is a burden for a man to accompany a woman to go shopping, because you have to give advice, ask for a bag, and the most important thing is that you pay the bill.