I would say it all comes down to personal relationship preference and agreed-on boundaries/habits. If you both have decided that it’s not right, then you should not do it. In the case with my boyfriend, we still both check out other people, but of course never act on it. Those are our agreed-upon conditions.
Our philosophy is that you can still find other people attractive and admire them even when you’re in a serious committed relationship; just looking without acting is alright. He checks out girls all the time and tells me about them. To be fair, I also am bisexual so I check them out with him and agree/disagree and offer my opinions. I also check out other guys and I tell him about it and he really doesn’t care or find it hurtful.
I also have confessed to him I do feel bad because I felt that I was in the wrong for checking out other guys (based on traditional values), but he taught me that it’s possible to still find other people attractive or beautiful without being a “cheater” or “unfaithful”. It did make sense to me. My boyfriend and I have a pretty secure relationship so looking at someone else is not going to end it so easily.
Someone else in this comment section made a great analogy. If you have a child or a pet and find another one cute, it doesn’t mean you love your own any less. And it definitely doesn’t automatically mean you’ll leave them.30 Reply
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I don't believe there's something wrong with recognizing someone's attractive and even feel a slight sexual pull towards them. Now, there's than and then there's cheating and that's an unforgivable offense to me.
I have been in love and that has never stopped me from looking at Chris Evans, for example, and thinking he's hot. Or the attractive waiter at one of my favourite restaurants. BUT I would never be obviously staring in front of my boyfriend, let alone flirt. I think that is disrespectful. I saw my dad do this as well in front of my mom and it always infuriated me.
My brother learnt from this and has always be super respectful of his girlfriends. I mean he is still alive and when he's not with her he recognizes when another girl is hot, but never violates the trust by flirting or anything like that.
I would be upset if my boyfriend did in front of me. I wouldn't be upset if he like says "Yeah, Jennifer Lawrence is very attractive" or anything like that, but to openly stare at someone in a hot manner almost as if he were watching porn in front of me would be so not cool.10 Reply
If I'm going to be honest here.
To your question about if being 'just you that think it's wrong'. No, many people share your perspective. None of them guys tho. You're setting the bar too high.
All of us guys, specially with a healthy libido and level of testosterone, will check out women regardless of having a girlfriend or wife. We cannot always control this. We do this because it simply is instinctual behavior. We guys cannot be any other way unless we're unhealthy. Like the scorpion told the frog in The Scorpion and the Frog, ".. can't help it, it's in my nature"
What we can control is the level of respect we show the person we are with. We don't have to cheat. We don't have to interact with other females in any way that casts doubt in the security of a relationship. We can be honest and make the person we're with know that they're the most important one.
To your question about it being weird to feel hurt if this happened in front of you. It's not weird, you perceive a challenge or an insecurity in regards to your position in your relationship. It's perfectly natural. The guy you're with must make you happy and secure otherwise you're gonna start to feel you're with the wrong dude.10 Reply
2.6K opinions shared on Dating topic. It's impossible for guys NOT to check out cute girls. Seeing random girls walking down the street or on the beach is like the sight of cute puppies or beautiful works of art. What would be wrong with appreciating them?
It has nothing to do with wanting to be with them. I don't have to possess them. They are merely inspirational. They bring joy, like sunshine on a cloudy day or like bright flowers in a bleak landscape.
My wife knows I appreciate the sight of cute women. She gets it. Sometimes she'll even point one out to me. She knows that I am completely dedicated to her and would never cheat. I adore her. And she's confident enough to know that.24 Reply- +1 y
I don’t know I just have this feeling that my heart would really break.
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It really doesn’t seem okay to me.
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I’d imagine if my boyfriend did this to me I would cry a lot and not know what to say for a while so I’d probably not talk to him for a while because I would just feel so hurt
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You can't stop guys from appreciating. It's impossible. You're setting yourself up for failure if you try. You'll undermine your relationship by being jealous and lacking in self confidence.
You're not the only beautiful girl in the world. They're as plentiful as birds. But your guy will see YOUR physical beauty and much more. He'll know your personality and inner beauty. The things you do for him (sexually and otherwise) will make him desire you above all others. If he doesn't desire you above all others, then your relationship is not meant to be. But acting like a narcissist, keeping him isolated, monitoring his every move, and trying to control even is eyes, you will destroy your relationship.
Carry yourself like a queen and know that you are a goddess. Your guy will want no one else, even if he does drink in the beauty that surrounds him.
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When the relationship is new, of course it can be uncomfortable for both parts. But as the relationship matures, you both come to accept that it's natural to take a glance when something attractive arrives. To be honest, it helps spice the relationship to a degree, because you feel that tingle of jealousy and hostility. This makes you remember why you love the person and how much you want them to stay with you. Also, another coping strategy is to start seeing it the other way. You may always think "what if my partner looks" or "what if he cheats", but have you ever considered that he may be thinking the same about you? That he is worried about you doing those things? Empower yourself and stop putting your partner on a pedestal. You are human too, you deserve to look if you want. Just don't act.
30 Reply988 opinions shared on Dating topic. Honestly, as an unpopular opinion, I think you should be more concerned if he "didn't" check out other girls.
That would imply he's maybe a closeted homosexal who's still in denial and dating you so he can convince himself he's straight.
People check eachother out there is nothing wrong with it. You too have every right to look at a guy and admire how attractive they are, no point suppressing it just because you're in a relationship. It would be wrong for him to make a pass at a girl or give her any signals of attraction sure because that's disrespecting your trust and the bond of your relationship but looking is looking.13 Reply- +1 y
I never check out anyone else. This is the difference between men and women I guess. I think it’s so stupid the way some men almost break their necks looking at other girls it happend to me today and it was so uncomfortable
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I never heard of a girl nearly breaking her neck to look at another man. I don’t know how this is okay if you’re married or in a relationship I definitely wouldn’t do it ever. If I see a guy with abs and muscles I don’t care and I am in no way a lesbian lol
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I don't think you are no but still you're suppressing certain emotions in favor of some outdated ideals.
Im not saying check out every guy that passes by but if you spot someone you find attractive it's ok to admit it to yourself helps keep you sane.
Of course even for guys I don't mean breaking his neck to look at someone but if a girl enters his field of vision and you notice he took the time to examine her don't feel hurt or betrayed he's not preparing to dump you and go start a family with her that's not how the world works
2.5K opinions shared on Dating topic. I think it's a natural instinct. I would assume if there was a sexy guy, he might get your attention. I think the main factor is how long is the attention? Does he notice then stop quickly after or does he stare. I think it's really about how long he notices and thats where it can be bad. But I don't think it's bad if you notice a sexy guy, you could even say that guy is hot. But the key is it stops quickly then goes back to each other. It also depends on what your relationship is like with him as well too.
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I think it's important to note that this act, means nothing against you either. Like I said, if you looked at a guy and said he was attractive, you are sometimes allowed to do that and even ask him about wearing something that he has on playfully. But the acknowledgement should be quick and brief for either partner then back to you
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+1 yYou don't understand men at all. First and foremost, its impulsive, no thought is put into it. A man will check out a woman regardless of his interest in her. Now you can demand that he stop being a man, but then by that reasoning you have to stop being a woman, you have to stop being emotional, you have to stop watching romance movies or reading romance novels (all of which are effectively porn for women) etc. etc.
Men do this because we are biologically wired to do it, its not something we can control. If your that insecure with yourself I would recommend working on yourself so that your not treating him glancing at a female as if it was cheating (something he isn't doing to you (imagine if he flipped out when you looked at a guy even if you where not interested in him, its a pretty extreme and off putting behavior).10 Reply
+1 yYou either find a person attractive or not. You cannot fix that, or really avoid having the taste you have. Now, acting in a way, beyond the natural noticing of the person that you find attractive, doing explicitly movements with your head to continue looking, I think is being a jerk. That is, in general. Sometimes couples even show the other person.. "hey look at that girl", because they know that the guy would like the sight. The main issue is: if you love your partner, you care about her or him feeling bad. Depending on how each person feels, just apply that rule. That would be my point of view.
10 ReplyYou will find other men attractive whether you like it or not. That doesn't mean you have a problem, but your mind doesn't shut off that way. The issue comes when your thoughts linger and when your eyes linger. Doesn't matter if it's a man or a woman, but in the case of your boyfriend, he finds other women attractive. If he says he doesn't he is lying to you, probably because he knows it'll hurt you. I understand why it would hurt you. There is nothing wrong with him finding another woman attractive when you two go out, but he should not be staring at her. If by checking out you mean constantly looking at other women, that's a problem, but find another woman attractive is not. That just means he's human.
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+1 yYou're still in your immature phase in life where you're learning about reality. I'm not insulting you. Most girls have the same thoughts at your age.
The truth is... just because you're dating doesn't mean your partner suddenly become unattracted to every other female in the world. And if there's an attractive girl in our line of vision, we'll all definitely notice it. However, when you're in a relationship and you're next to your girlfriend you should make a conscious effort to not stare or make any obvious looks. It's a sign of respect. If your partner does look and stare very obviously then they're in the wrong or still in their immature phase.
You need to get over your fear of your partner noticing other girls when he's with you. Even if you're the most beautiful girl in the world, he'd still notice other attractive girls. It doesn't mean he'll act on it.21 Reply
+1 yIt's not wrong for your brain to acknowledge the attractiveness of another human being. That doesn't just go away when you're in a relationship. The wrongness of it comes from where your line of respect lies as well as the reaction from your partner. If my partner is turning around and gawking at the attractive person, that's disrespectful to me. Communication plays a big part. If you tell your partner that you feel something is disrespectful and they continue to do it, that's wrong.
70 Reply2.1K opinions shared on Dating topic. It is not an easy habit to break. Coming back to your table with a delicious steamed bun doesn't mean you aren't still looking at the buffet in case you make a second trip. That instinct doesn't get suppressed until you are full. If you want to minimize the chance that a guy notices other girls stuff him full of dirty sex. And if the guy you are with doesn't stir your interesteds in such things then perhaps you should be checking out other guys, too.
And no I'm not equating women to food - I'm equating men's lust to hunger.10 Reply
+1 yThat is wrong but also not easy for a guy to not to look at other ladies when you are surrounded by lots of attractive ones. It's also annoying at times and reminds me that I need to find the one while I'm thinking about work or other important things. Whether they wanted to impress me with their beauty or not, I find myself becoming interesting in them and my eyes quietly start to look at their direction pretty much automatically without me really wanting it. My advice is very simple: make sure to treat your guy well if you don't want him to look at other women and eventually leave you, and if you do and he knows very well that type behavior annoys you and if he's ignorant, then you should leave him.
20 Reply344 opinions shared on Dating topic. You're over reacting, and you also sound controlling and over bearing. No he should not be staring and drowling over other women around you, but you are asking a lot to expect him to somehow not find any other person hot or sexy just cause yes dating you.
Are you really yelling me there isn't a single male movie star that turns you on?
We are all only human, we are attracted to all sorts of people, it dosent make you unloyal or unfaithful to your partner if a curvy fit/thick girl in a tank top with no bra and camel toe revealing leggings walks by and ge looks, and you aren't cheating on him if some chiseled body builder with no shirt and gray sweat pants with a huge visable dick bulge walks by and turns you on.
Nothing wrong with looking, try not to be so insecure, he chose to be with you, the other girls are just eye candy you are his girlfriend.👍00 Reply- 1K opinions shared on Dating topic.
+1 yMen are visual, so yeah they will look, they will like but staying with you is all about the commitment.
The only thing I would say is don't feel bad about it it's nature of men heck women also watch women like even with hungry eyes I have seen it myself in close proximity it was damn funny and she was with his boyfriend and her eyes wouldn't stop staring at the girls cleavage which was a vision for eyes lol and her navel was exposed so much.
It's like this you like a dress you buy it but you saw another beautiful dress at the mall just while leaving and you couldn't take your eyes off. but you still will go with the dress you bought and wear it with same happiness.
Stop borrowing problems that don't exist try and calm your mind, he would appreciate if you don't mind him having a peek rather than being jealous or worried bc he may or maynot do it anyways and moreover he would be just looking.10 Reply
+1 yI mean, women do openly talk about how hot and cute some guy is on TV, so why can’t guys do the same?
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Huge difference. Talking about how attractive a guy is on tv is not the same as having the girl physically next to you and having your boyfriend checking her out.
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Girls check out guys all the time, I was just making an example. And plus, if we’re attracted to something physical on someone, it’s not someone’s fault they have to look. You can still love your partner but be attracted to someone else’s body feature. It’s nothing serious, so don’t be dramatic.
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@mmsfan • Thank you.
+1 yThere's probably a spectrum here. I mean in terms of how frequently this happens and how hot they are. If your partner is sniffing around every piece of meat - that's a little disrespectful of you. If it happens occasionally and that person is just red carpet stunning, I think you have to let that slide - doesn't mean you have to like it and not comment on it though.
I'd add that I think you should be more mindful of if your partner is flirting with others though. It's one thing to be window shopping, quite another to be trying on the merchandise and a whole other thing to making a purchase.00 Reply
+1 yNo, it's fine. It's totally natural for them to look at other women it doesn't mean that he doesn't love you any less.
90 ReplyWell watching depends
If they r watching with a good intention as friend or the one they r watching is a celeb..
But ya staring at stranger women lustfully is wrong
I didn't say bout flirting.. but it's the same... friendly flirting is good and shouldn't be a prblm...(where while u friendly compliment people but ur first priority us ur partner) and then there another flirting asking for phne numbers to replace the partner which is totally wrong...
Now I don't know what kind ur boyfriend is but just telling... coz if u keep irritating and making a scene if he is friendly flirting with someone then u r the toxic one00 Reply- 2.7K opinions shared on Dating topic.
+1 yif you see a puppy or kitten or baby and think its adorable, do you love your own kid/pet any less? No. it's the same sort of thing, noticing something is not the same
as rejecting what you have. If your boyfriend ever sees a woman thats really pretty, its going to nab his attention for a moment, it doesn't mean he doesn't love you. The only time to worry is if you aren't nabbing his attention too and for a much longer time.21 Reply The problem is we men our more visual than women are.
We look at other women its a natural thing for us to do.
But we dont see how women can think they are worthless when we do it in front of her.
Its not cool for us to look with our S/O by ourside.
But I know if im in a relationship she is the only one on my mind. I tend not to look as often either.
But won't lie when alone I do.30 Reply350 opinions shared on Dating topic. It really depends on the girl to be honest.
I know some women that’s ok with their man checking other girls out. I know some that don’t like it. It really just depends on the couples arrangement is.
I just don’t like it when it’s not ok for me to check out ladies but it’s sompletely ok for her to check out other guys10 ReplyI think it's fine. It's normal 2 look at attractive things. We all do it
90 ReplyA girl with a boyfriend who doesn't check out every single girl that passes him by should be concerned there is something very wrong with him because there is..
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No there’s not it just means that he’s respectful
It depends how overt the checking out is. It’s disrespectful if he’s making it REALLY obvious he’s checking her out. However if he’s just looking- who cares? He’s allowed to find other girls pretty. Just bc you’re in a relationship doesn’t mean you don’t look at pretty things anymore.
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+1 yBoth sexes do it.
me and various ex’s would people watch, invariably both would comment on a girl.
On one level it’s fine, it’s natural.
however they should not be a meerkat when with you and checking everyone out.
it does show a lack of ‘skill’ in that he can’t check out girls without making it obvious.
just punch him arm when he over does it.10 Reply
+1 yJust bc you have a girlfriend doesn't mean your attraction for the opposite sex will become nonexistent. Girls do it just asuch if not more than guys. Girls are just sneakier about it. Haha. The important thing is being confident in yourself and your partner is only looking.
10 Reply669 opinions shared on Dating topic. It happens that people notice someone attractive while in a relationship. The problem is when they are literally checking out random person in front of their partner or looking at bunch of "insta models" or other "models" online. That goes hand in hand with fantasies and those can be really harmful for the relationship.
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+1 yIt really depends on the person actually. I mean there are girls who think that it's normal since us girls too, if we see someone beautiful we kind of appreciate that person's features. Same goes to your boyfriend. He might just be appreciating someone's looks but deep inside he still loves you. We're humans. We see something pleasing, we tend to appreciate it. Just my 2 cents.
40 ReplyIt's normal to 'check out' other people. Staring and making it obvious is too much though. It's uncomfortable in general, especially if you're the one being stared at. (Happens at work. Lots of weird men check me out when their wife/girlfriend is right next to them)
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+1 yI remember the first time my last ex caught me checking someone else out. We had just been to the aquarium and in a moment of inspiration I said it's a bit like those fish in the tank, I may look at them from time to time but I don't want to take them home with me. 😂
She was absolutely fine with it really. We trusted each other enough to know neither of us would ever cheat on the other.00 Reply- 739 opinions shared on Dating topic.
+1 yIt’s ok to find other people attractive when you are in a relationship, and for your partner too. It’s wrong when they are obviously checking out someone’s butt and not even bothering to hide it ! And if they are making comments about how hot the other person is I would probably run. It means that they don’t respect you enough.
because technically speaking that’s only ok if you are Polly or are looking for someone to have a threesome with.00 Reply
+1 yWe all do it to some degree. Well most of us. There is a code of respect though that most guys just don't get. I have no problem if my gal checks out a buff guy or a well dressed dood as long as it isn't a Wahoooogaaahhh look. You know like the cartoons when the eyes pop out and they make the sound Wahooogaaahh... Be cool and no one gets hurt.
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+1 yIts disrespectful to check out girl if he's in your presence but if you not around he's definitely checks out other girls and there is nothing wrong with that he's in a relationship he isn't dead. Just like I'm sure you check out other guys
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I don’t check out other guys and I’ve never seen a girl do this before
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So you don't have a celebrity crush
4.1K opinions shared on Dating topic. I find it okay
There are beautiful people on this planet, appreciating that happens, it's not like everyone else becomes ugly because you've got a partner now. Looking is fine, just don't stare like "Hello your partner exists too"60 Reply324 opinions shared on Dating topic. I would think there would be something wrong if they didn't I'm married but I still check out the men
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+1 y100% of guys will check other girls while in a relationship. Some will be discreet and never let their partner know which is the right way and some idiots will not be able to do that.
Girls on the other hand do it also. It’s just a natural human behavior.02 Reply- +1 y
I dont do it lol and i feel like it can't be 100 percent of men that would be crazy
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You’re 1 out of billions of people. Majority of people do it. All men will do it in some part of their life. If they didn’t do it during their 20-30 doesn’t mean they will not do it in their 40-60’s that’s why they will do it eventually.
733 opinions shared on Dating topic. No not unless he is doing it in a really obvious disrespectful way.
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+1 yIt is no different than women who do the same. I had an ex who often did and she was rather obvious about it. The bizarre part was how she would get jealous when women would look at me. Majority of the time I wouldn’t even notice that they were till she would point it out. Worse, was how she felt every women wanted me. Not remotely. Whatever...
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+1 yAbsolutely wrong. If he does that, I’m out here. there's many guys checking me out, why date someone who doesn’t appreciate me
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+1 yNo, it absolutely isn't. On the contrary, imprisoning a guy's eyes and mind would make other women that much appealing. Checking out is harmless. Look, admire, move on with your day, zero harm done unless his partner is an insecure controlling bitch.
by the way, an anacdote: why do you think there are so many pedophiles who are religious leaders of some sort?00 Reply597 opinions shared on Dating topic. LOL no.
Thankfully my girlfriend is like my partner in crime. She would even randomly point out on a stranger saying something like "look at those boobs" lol.10 Reply
+1 yYes, it's wrong but I guess sadly it happens but there's nothing like having a real girlfriend to love and not worry about the women/ girls he is checking out
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When I was with my ex-girlfriend in public, I never checked other girls out and my girlfriend was age 18 and I was age 35 at the time @pink_and_inlove
+1 yI feel like this is one of those things women will never understand because men honestly can’t help it even if we’re not looking it’s because we are so hard wired to look that we already noticed and are going out of our way to not look
20 ReplyYeah, I do think it's wrong.. At least to check them out.. Looking is another thing, but intentionally checking somebody out is useless really.. So you ain't the only one, I agree with you..
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+1 yYour boyfriend would never do that while you were there.
30 ReplyHypothetically, if it was wrong to look at a 4ft clown riding it's bicycle on the street, how much do you want to bet that everyone would look it's direction?
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+1 yMy boyfriend and I will sit in a park and check people walking past out. I don't see an issue with it, you have eyes and other people are attractive its going to happen.
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+1 yI mean, it may be kinda rude if they do it all the time in front of their girlfriend, but it's not "wrong" per se.
40 Reply 785 opinions shared on Dating topic. Men look.
Women look.
It’s all normal.
The main thing is, they’re choosing to be with you.52 Reply- +1 y
Exactly
Anonymous(45 Plus)+1 ytldr; but reverse the genders to your question and ask yourself is it wrong if a woman checks out other guys when she has a boyfriend.. then you'll have your answers
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Opinion Owner+1 y@K_3PO then why are you asking if you already know the answer to this question
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I think it’s wrong both ways but you never really see other women doing that
Opinion Owner+1 y@K_3PO sorry i used the wrong @ when i replied to you
Opinion Owner+1 y@pink_and_inlove that's bullshit
Opinion Owner+1 y@pink_and_inlove women do it just as much as guys do
+1 yThere's no wrong or right in your question. We will always check on other women/men whether we are in a relationship or not. It's normal.
40 ReplyIt happens... some boys and men dont but i would say probably 75 to 85 % of men and boys do... there is also a saying... you can look but not touch
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+1 yare you saying that all other guys disappear for you
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I dont chek other guys out
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I’m just not attracted to anyone else. And my answer is honest I’ve also never seen a girl checking a guy out ever
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It always has just been men for me
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What a cute doggie by the way lol
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I should clarify lol parts of me check out sexy women with our man. I don’t expect him to go against instincts with regards to noticing/looking at attractive females. I think women are beautiful and often will tell them so. I don’t look at other men because they don’t even register on my radar as something to notice. Honestly the chick has to be pretty attractive for me to notice. A lot of times I am way too focused on how I am presenting myself publicly. I’m sure that reads poorly, but I’ve got mental problems lol well a disorder, so that is why it occupies my focus lol buuuuutttt yea, my fiancé and I have a mutual appreciation for the female body lol.
Most men notice and are aware of attractive women who are in their vision. That typically doesn't stop. However they shouldn't be openly checking them out.
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+1 yIt depends on how you came across at looking, blatantly staring I think is a lack of respect for who you’re with.
10 ReplyHootie and the Blowfish - I Only Wanna Be With You: "You used to laugh at me when I looked at other girls." I think you should have a talk about what boundaries you feel comfortable with in the relationship. If your boyfriend then looks at other girls, you have a right to be upset.
00 ReplySince all women are always planning their escape and probably whoring around like the worthless n** loving subhumans they are id say no. Men are loyal. All women are treacherous monkeys and should be beaten and kept on leashes, but men are too pathetic to realize that
00 Reply853 opinions shared on Dating topic. When a guy gets a girlfriend he doesn't become blind or stops finding girls unattractive its normal and its like girls never do it !! A quick becer hurt anyone 😜
30 ReplyCome on lets be honest. Men check out women and we as women check out guys too. As we say in my country "Full eyes , empty hands".
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I prefer the phrase "looky looky, no touchy touchy"
833 opinions shared on Dating topic. I'm married and I still look at women. She also looks at men.
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+1 yGlancing is okay and perfectly normal. Its what draws guys to girls in the first place.
But staring or checking out like a body scanner is a definite no.00 Reply1.8K opinions shared on Dating topic. A girlfriend once told me if a guy doesn't check out other girls he doesn't have blood in his veins. A decent guy will try not to be too obvious about it and protect the feelings of his S/O.
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