| Display title | Men Buy From Mars, Women Buy From Venus |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Much like Clarke's Law for Girls Toys presumes that the girls are more interested in the fantasy and magic aspect of their toys (instead of the technological aspect) than boys, this trope places similar assumptions on the preferences of adult males and females and markets them accordingly. Unfortunately, that means digging up the old gender-specific stereotypes, even if they've been discredited elsewhere; apparently, "equal opportunity" hasn't caught on in the commercial world. |
