Why Women love window shopping and men don't?

Interesting topic, but times have changed and men also window shop. The problem is men have lesser time to spare than woman. Incidentally a working woman may not do much of window shopping.

Traditionally, the women have been just house wives. Window shopping is a way to leave home for a change. Men have always been considered bread winner and they remain all day outside home. So, they will go to shop only if necessary unlike women for whom shopping is a habit and hobby. Now more women are employed and so things are changing.  

MG Singh wrote:

Interesting topic, but times have changed and men also window shop. The problem is men have lesser time to spare than woman. Incidentally a working woman may not do much of window shopping.

yeah, in comparison to women, men shops very often the only reason is that men have less time then women

I am not sure what cross section of people have contributed towards this statistics...Personally speaking I normally dont like window shopping, if at all I may do so with friends and family. I shop only when I have something to buy and I have seen scores of men and women hanging around the malls window shopping or simply whiling away their time, makes me wonder, dont they have anything better to do , in the middle of the day ! Each one to his/her own..

Shopping is a chance for ladies to go outside.  Sitting inside the house always is boring. House wives are rare opportunity to go outside. Doing shopping is a craze for some ladies. Therefore they are ready to go to market everyday to buy vegetables and groceries. But those ladies who are not interested in shopping buy and store things for one or two weeks. 

Women usually decide through the heart and thus evaluate more while men are focused on need buying as a duty to be performed in shortest possible time. However if expenditures are very large men also take much more time.

Yes, that's true.. I have seen most of the men love to shop for electronic items and gadgets. 

I have seen as well many women don't like window shopping and the main reason is lack of time as window shopping consumes more time than required. Now a days women have to manage both house work and job as well, its very difficult to find the time for shopping. Also online shopping has become a trend which saves lot of time. 

I never enjoyed or indulged into window shopping although I love to shop whenever required. Now it's a Mall culture and love birds are always found there even on weekends young married couples can be seen hoping around. So, it's not only women but men too go for window shopping.

I personally don't involves in any kind of shopping whether it is window shopping or online shopping. My mother shop for me and sometimes my maternal uncle shop for me. 

Men always have lots of opportunities to go out. After that they become tired and take rest when they reach at home. So they hand over the responsibility of shopping to their wives. Women who love shopping take this opportunities to enjoy their life. 

Mostly many women in India stays at home only few times in their life they get the chance to go out by making an excuse of shopping. 

Babu saroj wrote:

Mostly many women in India stays at home only few times in their life they get the chance to go out by making an excuse of shopping. 

 

Yes that's true. You can call shopping as an excuse from other routine activity.. 

When on tours for pleasure both do lot of window shopping especially in foreign countries.

MG Singh wrote:

Interesting topic, but times have changed and men also window shop. The problem is men have lesser time to spare than woman. Incidentally a working woman may not do much of window shopping.

 

True.Window shopping is not just restricted to Women alone. men too do window shopping. While waiting for my bus, I too do roam around nearby malls and do window shopping,

rambabu wrote:

MG Singh wrote:

Interesting topic, but times have changed and men also window shop. The problem is men have lesser time to spare than woman. Incidentally a working woman may not do much of window shopping.

True.Window shopping is not just restricted to Women alone. men too do window shopping. While waiting for my bus, I too do roam around nearby malls and do window shopping,

but i believe that women does window shopping as it becomes hers custom 

Babu saroj wrote:

rambabu wrote:

MG Singh wrote:

Interesting topic, but times have changed and men also window shop. The problem is men have lesser time to spare than woman. Incidentally a working woman may not do much of window shopping.

True.Window shopping is not just restricted to Women alone. men too do window shopping. While waiting for my bus, I too do roam around nearby malls and do window shopping,

but i believe that women does window shopping as it becomes hers custom 

Is there any custom that says Window shopping is essentially a custom for women ?

rambabu wrote:

Babu saroj wrote:

rambabu wrote:

MG Singh wrote:

Interesting topic, but times have changed and men also window shop. The problem is men have lesser time to spare than woman. Incidentally a working woman may not do much of window shopping.

True.Window shopping is not just restricted to Women alone. men too do window shopping. While waiting for my bus, I too do roam around nearby malls and do window shopping,

but i believe that women does window shopping as it becomes hers custom 

Is there any custom that says Window shopping is essentially a custom for women ?

Window shopping is a custom! Oh! Come on, it can be just a time spending tactics to relax and have a little fun and nothing else.

 

In modern times, window shopping is not limited to women or men. People do it to kill time especially in malls over weekends without spending money, particularly bachelors who stay away from home i mean non locals. People don't feel like sitting in paying guest homes the whole day. You never know some times one might end up actually purchasing, if there are good deals.

For an outsider, (new comer to the place) Window shopping may be a prelude to real shopping. Intention may be to ensure, if the concerned commodity is available in a particular outlet or not