One of the questions that often boggle my mind is when men ask questions like: "Why do women get so mad when I check out other chicks?"
First off, I want to say that as a bisexual female, I love looking at ladies--and attractive men too. Me and my husband check out women all the time- he doesn't mind if I fixate on a hot male celeb either though, so there is no double standard.
BUT. And here is the caveat--there is a line people. Come on.
Many of the guys in question are practically chasing down the girl they are lusting after down the street with their tongues hanging out.
Now, lets flip that around--say your girlfriend was doing that to some hunk of man. You would be pissed.
I mean--men hate to think of their girl even talking to another man, let alone ogling him.
As one man pointed out women look too--but we do so respectfully--we aren't chasing the men down or comparing you two together in front of your face.
That is crude rude and insensitive--period.
I mean, it is these very same men who will say they want to date other people, but freak out when their girl starts seeing someone else.
WTF?
Humans are going to admire other attractive humans--but when we are with someone, the trick is to do it in a way that isn't disrespectful to the person you are with, period. People who don't understand this concept should enjoy a life of being alone.
In the end, it is about how much you care about your partner. Does the need to look at other women supersede your desire to make him or her feel comfortable? If it does, then leave.
If my husband told me tomorrow that he wants me to only have eyes at him, no looking at guys or girls, I would happily do it, because my relationship with him means more than my desire to look at other people.
I love and respect him so I care about how he feels.
If you care more about the ability to look, than your woman's feelings then this says a lot about how you feel about your girl.
I was looking in some magazines and commercials today, and the majority of the ones I found were - cologne's/perfumes/body sprays; underwear; Shampoo's and shower products; beer/cigarettes; energy drinks/products and automobiles - and they all used sexuality, in an in-your-face type attitude of an advertisement. They used both men and women, but the majority was using women in the advertisement.
And my answer now might get a little hazy, but I'll try to pull through.
I stare around the classrooms and lunchrooms at school - the majority of people using their imagination are women - writing, drawing, doodling, taking notes, typing away, reading - you guys are always thinking.
Now I looked at what people were wearing - Guys: baggy jeans/hoodie/t-shirt/khaki's/button up shirt/sweater/sweats. Something like that Girls: Well, girls seem to be in more in tune with keeping up on fashion, so there's a long list to go on here.
So what I came up with is that a majority of women are better at using their imagination, so I think that they sort of have to use their imagination more when it comes to looking at the opposite sex, (like, even at the beach, look at the different bathing suits for guys and girls) and guys sort of probably day-dream more - leaving them to stare? Idk, I'm hypothesizing.
And then I was watching television, and I noticed a guy holding up his hands in a framing motion - focusing on a girl watching down the street in a crowd and he said "Now that's a ten! " Now, I never saw a girl act in this way, girls seem to be more subtle, more innocent in noticing things like that. Lol, my hypothesis?
If we, men, were as refined and cultured as women then you'd feel sad because there would be no need for improving us. Heck, we'd be women just with different accessories and that would not be good.
The reason we tend to stare is because we are slow and it takes us a while to fully take in the full effect of the scenery. Women on the other hand had nature on their side which has enabled them to quickly analyze a picture, process it, and decide upon it hence they know within a matter of seconds whether the man is worthy or not. :)
I have to say, the only reason I did that in my previous relationship was because she was looking at girls and commenting on them. "Oh she has some badonka-donk", "Oh look at those boobies", and last but not least "I'd hit that". This made me feel that it would be OK if I commented too. But it wasn't and here I am, all alone at my computer helping you figure out what the problem is. Females are strange creatures. Make sure you don't give him the same false impressions I got by talking to him (e. G. How it makes you feel). But what do I know, I'm Just A Random Guy.
I actually make comments with my man and we look together. I think is she was looking and commenting then she should have given you a break. I am talking about someone who doesn't get into that at all--someone who doesn't like it at all - 4 months ago
I think guys are hard-wired to notice attractive females. That having been said, there is no reason to be rude and disrespectful to the person you are with. Good manners should prevail, here!
Thanks--I agree too. But hey--who doesn't like looking at gorgeous things. I wish we women could all be a bit more secure in this regard. Oh well *shrugs* - 4 months ago
I really like the way you find the real problem with "looking at other women". I totally agree. I've always checked people out but not been able to explain the difference in what I'm doing and what some guys do. Thanks for helping me explain it.
I agree. It's all about your partner's comfort. If my boyfriend or girlfriend wanted me to stop checking out other people, I'd do it for them. But I also think that if an attractive person walks by, it's going to be natural for me to look. And it's not going to bother me so much if my partner does the same. It's one human being appreciating the attractiveness of another human being. As long as s/he doesn't obsess over that person, of course!
I agree--it is a fine line between appreciation and obsession--but if it really bothers a person respect that. I am like you though--I LOVE to people watch. - 4 months ago
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I KNOW, isn't it fun though? But the nice thing is (and the reason I wouldn't get upset is) that the person walks by and then walks away, and chances are you'll never see them again. It's just nice to take that moment and appreciate. :) - 4 months ago
Am I crazy for being angry because I think it's rude. I've been with my boyfriend for two years and I've had this problem with him for over a year now...
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