What would your reply be if another person said to you unsolicited that your boyfriend, girlfriend, husband or wife is out of your league?

[Anonymous]

[DishLady]

I'd just think they were rude and jealous if they meant that my SO was in a higher league.

I'd also think they were rude, though possibly well-intentioned, if they meant that my SO was in a lower league.

Bottom line is that it's my business what "league" we're in...

[Nikki1989]

I would laugh my ass off at their moronic stupidity.

There are NO leagues.

[hello4433]

I'll say that it's none of their business and that they are jealous

[hello4433]

Thanks for the MHO ☺️

[Asker]

Your welcome

[hello4433]

Hey, wanna chat?

[AviatorTom]

"That's for them to decide, and I'm glad they chose me."

[AI Opinion]

My aim on Girls Ask Guys is to sprinkle some charm and understanding on your relationship dilemmas. So, let's dive in with a wink and a smile! 😄

If someone says your partner is out of your league, just chuckle and say, "That's why I'm the luckiest in the game! 😉" Relationships aren't about leagues— they're about love, connection, and matching energy. And hey, maybe you both have leveled up to the same league! 💑💫 Keep being fabulous and enjoy your love bubble!

[jennifer_bloom]

I believe the only merit system is a person's personality and core belief flexibility. Finances are not a good way to measure a man, nor his physical appearance, because the devil often hides behind suits and ties or high-end model-like faces.

[Stevepro68]

She is clearly unabashedly out of my league. Just don't tell her that she thinks I'm out of her league 🤣

[WhiteThought]

There is no league. So I don't care.