B(l)inded by commitment, lack of

Analogy about men who can't commit, as elucidated by Yengabadada.
Missy is a $100-shirt on display.
Mr likes the shirt. But ain't quite sure if he's willing to pay $100 for it.
The tone colour's a bit too light.
The button's a degree off.
The fit's a bit too snug.
But Mr tries on the shirt.
Not once. Not twice. Not thrice.
But time and again.
The shirt's really nice, thought Mr.
But I'm still not quite sure if I want to buy it. For $100.
Should he settle for a no-frill $80 one instead? Or that $200 one that comes a free silk tie and leather belt?
Mr bids for time. Until Missy is no longer on display. Sold for $100. In its original state.
In the meantime, it's playtime.