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The initial assertion revolves around the societal expectation for men to drop bad habits, often perceived as distractions from their primary role as providers. Traditional gender roles emphasize a man's utility, framing entertainment like video games or leisure time as unproductive. The underlying sentiment is that these habits detract from a man’s ability to earn, thereby impacting his value in the eyes of a partner. This perspective suggests that a woman’s attraction to a man often hinges more on his potential to provide financial stability than on personal attributes or shared hobbies.