Sophyrocks: Some bachelors do spend more than the married when they have got excesses that require money. But it largely depends on individual priorities in life and financial capability.

shizzle11:
mind givin examples on the bolded?

Sophyrocks:
You are a Male. You know excesses common with males. Self explanatory.

shizzle11:
Sophy come out plain and stop being dodgy, i do not know any excesses that will warrant a reasonable man to spend more than a couple would do (pretending that a couple here implies husband and wife).

azah88: Depends on what type is that bachelor leaving n how extravagant his life style is. When you have no responsibility u spend money like DAs no tomorrow. Whereas when you married you priorities ur needs thinking of the future to come..

Sophyrocks:
Nope. I dnt think you are blind so do the calculations yourself. Be more observant of your environment and the lifestyle of your male friends.

azah88: Depends on what type is that bachelor leaving n how extravagant his life style is. When you have no responsibility u spend money like DAs no tomorrow. Whereas when you married you priorities ur needs thinking of the future to come..

shizzle11:
lol...you talk as though you knew me or my male friends. The ones i have and around me act within acceptabile limits of responsibilty, and i am well aware and conscious of my environment. I insist that only the silly and unreasonable ones will spend more than a couple on account of so called 'excesses' and no, i'm not blind to the point youre trying to pass accross, just trying to let you know youre prolly overestimating their 'excess' spending

Sophyrocks:
I never said i knew your friends. Anyways, thats your opinion. What im saying is based on what i have seen which was why i said you should be more observant. If you dnt see such excesses, good for you. And by the way, i think that word 'excesses' is self explanatory.

shizzle11:
i understand clearly what you mean by excesses and I'm not saying there aren't guys who do the excess spending, NO! my point is that you may be overestimating the 'excesses' by thinking that it will eclipse the spending of a couple, and you make it wound as if its quite prevalent. Well like you said, you may be seeing quite a number around you but i do not think they are in the majority

shizzle11:
that certaily applies to some people, and only an irresponsible fool will do that, those that dont think beyond today.

Sophyrocks:
Okies. Such spending is proportional to financial status though. The higher your earnings, the more you spend.

azah88:
true I have seen it happening.. Makes me wonder at times.

oskaaay: This seems to me to be unbalance as it may depend on their personalities but all the same in wide percentage. Although most bachelor tend to cover some wider areas than most couples. Who do you agree to spend more between BACHELOR and MARRIED PEOPLE? and How?

shizzle11:
you right, depends on the degree of income/earnings


na so we see am

azah88:

I don't understand oooo...

Mad Cow:


Impossible to say how true..


But mathematically, it makes no sense as a Married man fends for two as against 1. His house is bigger than that of the Bachelor. However conserves money on food as he eats mostly at home and his social life (clubs and pubs) reduces to Hennessy and Alomo.

But on another hand, a Bachelors lifestyle can be very wasteful especially on things like food (Take-outs), the Vixens, Club (Champagne Campaign) and more.