Guys, do you compare yourself to other guys, based on the attractiveness of their girlfriend/wife?

[Anonymous]

Yes

No

Occasionally

Results

[KingslayerC]

Why would you think guys could admit to this? You're basically asking if guys will admit they're insecure and jealous. Even if they could somehow manage to admit it to themselves, they sure af aren't going to admit it to the world.

[Asker]

Eh, it's more about the curiosity of how men will answer. I think it's pretty obvious that men with large women will feel some jealousy over guys being with thin women, but I'm curious how conscious they are of it, ya know?

[Anonymous]

I used to when i was younger. But that's before I learned women follow no logical pattern when it comes to men's attractiveness. So it'd be pointless to do this.

[RavVid]

Sometimes if the WOG (Wife Or Girlfriend) is particularly stunning physically or good physically and has all the feminine virtues.

He has done well has to first come to mind. What has he got that I don't has to be the second thought.

Most of the time the WOG is not good enough to prompt those thoughts.

[Asker]

Fair response. And I can definitely say I've been jealous of guys having sweet, feminine wives. Even if they aren't that attractive. That's kind of what made me think of this question. I've just always gone after looks so I never really had the feelings of jealousy about that aspect.

[RavVid]

Now that i think of it I have felt most envious of guys with sweet femme girls hanging off their arm.

[MrOracle]

No, that's ridiculous.

Men generally know where they rank compared to other men, because the world gives men daily reminders of our relationship value. While there are a handful of delusional men, they really are the exception, and are impervious to reality. Most men are quite grounded in this respect.

[Maybe_Maybe_not]

The world isn't a factory, nor an online shopping site. Picture yourself or people as products? Then become the product. Good luck with the implications.

[LiamJHayden]

No. I rejoice in the successes of others. My competition is myself.

[Avicenna]

I don’t pay attention to such things