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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Sorry, I was just being argumentative! Do you have children? It usually makes blokes think differently when they have a daughter the same age or younger than the ones they're checking out! Well, maybe not all of them, but probably most of them.
I remember mum once complaining to dad about him leering at Sam Fox on Page 3. I was 20 at the time and he was telling mum she was being silly, that Sam was a lovely girl, etc (like he knew her!?!?!?!). Mum asked him how he would feel if I did what Sam did and he was gob-smacked: 'Well no, she can't do it, it's not right, she'd be a **** if she did it,' etc.
So he moral of the story is: it's OK for old gits to ogle teenagers, but not for their teenage daughters to let other old gits ogle them!
That's life. Crap, innit? Now I'm getting argumentative again.
What's the fuss all about???
When he starts letching after them and giving them his number or going round their houses to do odd jobs for them thats when the alarm bells should start sounding.
It's an in built thing and you can't switch it off.
My mate once critised me heavily for looking at lots of nice girls when I had a girlfriend, to which I said "Well today I also saw a lot of really nice cars but I didn't test drive any of them".
Of course it's ok for most women to say how much of a dreamboat David Beckham is or how nice Orland Blooms looks dressed as a pirate and how Brad Pitt is wasted going out with Jolie.....Put faith and trust in your man, sure he'll appreciate you more for it.
that's very intriguing Waldo. It's certainly true that the sexes are programmed to look at each other - it's not only hardwired into us, it's the whole point of our existence. Our genes want to perpetuate themselves, and we need members of the opposite sex to enable them to do so.
We can override them, of course, so that men don't hit women over the head (actually andy I'm not sure this ever really happened!), or don't even have children at all. But while we can change our ways in big things, like not going to Ibiza again this year, it's very much harder to change smaller but ingrained habits, like looking at men/women, and I don't share andy's confidence that he could just stop doing it if he wanted.
I do sympathise with you bertie - but for him to say it's the same as looking at a painting actually makes it seem worse than it is; in fact he might spend a minute or more taking in a painting, but he's more likely devoting only a second or two to a pretty girl and, as Waldo says, instantly forgetting her. Maybe you could embarrass him into being more discreet if you noisily ogle hunky males - but he won't have stopped looking, and chances are you'll still be aware of it. The important thing to remember is that it is normal, and no reflection on you.
Here's how it works with me and my wife. I check out other women but not so that she'd notice, because that would be rude and disrespectful to her. She notices anyway, but doesn't mention or care about it because a) She knows it's normal behaviour for a man, and b) she appreciates the fact that making an effort to not make it obvious.
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