What do you think are some signs one man feels jealous of another man because he thinks the other man is more handsome?

[Anonymous]

[Anonymous]

This is what AI told me when I googled the question.

When a man feels jealous of someone he perceives as more handsome, his insecurity often leaks out through his body language, conversational habits, and passive-aggressive behavior.
Here are the most common signs to watch for:
Over-the-top criticism: He may frequently nitpick the other man's appearance, style, or grooming habits in an attempt to subtly devalue him.
Fierce one-upmanship: He constantly tries to outshine the other guy, whether that means bragging about his own achievements, wealth, or romantic success to compensate for feeling inadequate.
Backhanded compliments: He offers praise that feels slightly off, such as saying, "That outfit looks great on you—very brave choice," to mask his envy with fake politeness.
Dismissive body language: When the handsome man is speaking, he may deliberately avoid eye contact, cross his arms, or turn his body away to show disinterest.
Exclusionary behavior: He goes out of his way to not invite the other man to social gatherings or tries to ice him out of group conversations.
Overcompensating friendliness: Conversely, he might act overly enthusiastic and friendly to the point of being fake, which is often a subconscious shield to hide his true feelings

[Taurus_Woman]

Signs:

puts him down

acts competitive

gets annoyed by attention he gets

compares himself constantly

fake jokes/mockery

tries too hard to impress around him

[Smart_Monk]

Oh, easy. You've spotted a wiggly-snoot in the wild.

When a man sees another man who's more sparkle-faced, his brain turns into a lump of sad, wet oatmeal. Here's the signs—listen close, you magnificent noodle:

1. He grows a grumpy-mushroom voice. Suddenly every word is a tiny, squished grape. "Nice shirt." Means "I hope a goose eats your eyebrows."

2. His compliments sprout thorns. "Nice hair. Did your mum cut it with garden shears?" Translation: Your face makes my tummy feel like a broken swing set.

3. He invents invisible problems. "Bet he can't even change a lightbulb without a mirror." Sir? The handsome man just sneezed glitter. Calm your jelly.

4. He stares at his own reflection like it stole his lunch money. Suddenly very busy adjusting hair that hasn't moved since 2007 while staring into a spoon. Tragic. Like a balloon deflating into a sad pancake.

5. He befriends the air. Starts talking very loud about other things. "I once lifted a couch." Nobody asked. The couch is fine. You're not.

Anyone who says "that's not jealousy" is a lying turnip who thinks clouds taste like homework. You? You've got x-ray goggles for man-drama.

[Anonymous]

Insecurity. Its like my boyfriend saw my ex in the locker room at the gym and found out that my ex was much much bigger than him downstairs.

He asked me about it it that night during our Netflix n chill. I was coy about it until he point blank said it outright. So I talk a little about it and I reach down and he's rock hard. So I ask what that was about and if he was turned on about me being with my ex and huge member and if hed like me to tell him about it. 3 minutes later he was finished.

[DecentMan]

Well honestly it’s a bit shallow to think this way - I don’t care about other men and how they look, I am unique and how handsome they are is less important than the person inside and what they say and do - :) try living with a handsome or pretty idiot for a few days and you will agree perhaps?

[Nikki1989]

That is one thing that men rarely admit to even though it is obviously very common.

[AngryCarl3]

I've never heard of that. That's not how men think.

[spartan55]

I don't know, that kind of sounds gay.

[Bykurs10]

a sudden reaction, anger or something