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What Is In Your Purse?

Caprice_WebMD_Staff posted:

Do you still carry a purse? If not, how do you carry your wallet, keys, phone, etc.? If you have a purse or other kind of pack, what can always be found in there?

I still carry a purse most of the time which holds a wallet, checkbook (yes, still need those sometimes though very rarely nowadays), keys, cell phone, digital camera, lip balm, lipstick, certain meds, tampons 'cause, well, you never know.

How about you?

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Since I am a man, I don't carry a purse, BUT, I as I have gotten older and my shape has changed, stuff I used to carry in my pocket pulls my pants down. I tried suspenders, but they are not so stylish. You don't always have anything to hook them to. The snap kind invariable come undone at the most inopportune times. So I sometimes wear a black leather fanny-pack, which gets me odd looks, but at my age, I can handle that. I like to carry a wallet, change, compact camera, phone, concealed handgun and extra cartridges, diabetic candies (and sometimes insulin and supplies), meds, keys, and other miscellaneous things at times. So it is too bad that it is unacceptable for men to carry a purse. LOL. My dear wife was once stopped for presumably running a stop sign (says she didn't). when she had to scrap around in her purse to find her wallet/drivers license--the officer said, "Lady, you need to clean your purse out". So maybe noone should not carry purses.

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