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Maybe that special someone:

- use the public library for Internet services and electricity
- collect water from public drinking fountains
- ride a bike every day as the primary transportation
- refuse to go to the usual date venues, like movie theaters and restaurants
- cheap date venue: the park
- cheap date idea: a picnic in the park
- refuse to wear jewelry, perfume, make-up, brand names, or anything outfit that is priced more than $5 (women)
- refuse to buy engagement rings / may use a plastic ring or an inherited engagement ring
- may hold a very simple wedding for the two families
- may earn a sufficient middle-class income, but the frugal lifestyle suggests simplicity and poverty
- extremely thrifty on food purchases
- the ultimate bargain hunter
- may keep some spare change in a piggy bank
- eat a balanced, nutritious diet for a dollar a day per person
- wash clothes in the laundry room, but dry clothes outside
- reuse plastic bags from grocery stores to store stuff
- reuse plastic containers from grocery stores to store food
- keep a recycling bin and a trash bin

Well, this is a new one.
Some career counselor has advised women not to wear wedding rings to job interviews because it gives the impression that they're "high maintenance." It started with this blog post and then blew up on social and started spilling out everywhere. The exact advice reads as follows:

""When a man sees that ring he immediately assumes you are high maintenance. When the woman at the office who has the largest diamond on her finger, sees that ring, she will realize that if you are hired she will fall to second place and will, therefore, not like you. Lose the ring!"

Wow. What do you think?