Is What I Experienced Called...
Body & Soul0 min ago
would you feel jelous if you new that your b/f/husband g/f/wife looked at another man/woman when they wernt with you.
e.g (mainly men) when driving they peep and ever girl that goes past . it doesnt bother me but i was wondering why you do it constently (dont get me wrong i have a good look occasionaly) but not like men do.
just your views really.
SSx
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Looking at females is progammed into the male psyche, and has been since the days of cavemen. A man's instinct to reproduce is powerful, and he has to assess all potential mates on site. he looks for large breasts - capabale of feeding, and wide hips - child-bearing, and a healthy appearence - likely to produce children and rear them successfully.
Just because we are 'civilised' doesn't mean we have lost this basic instinct - indeed, a lot of men are simply unaware that they do it.
Any man with a degree of courtesy both for his partner, and any strangers he sees, can ensure that his checking glances are discreet, and if he trains himself, he can stop looking automatically - but that is a matter of choice.
It doesn't infer comparison or derision of a man's wife or partner because he looks at other women, it is inbuilt, and best ignored.
Peterd I have a friend like that, well not a friend exactly but my husband's cousin; she is the same age as me and has been with her partner for 5 years. He isn't allowed to go to the bar to order a drink on his own if the bar person is female. One night we stayed in round theirs to watch a film with some wine, and had to leave at 11 as their domestic escalated and I, apparently, had started it!
I know my fella fancies Kelly Brook and was teasing him about her acting and presenting "skills", as he does to me about my celeb crushes, they ended up having all out war on a Saturday night because she was convinced he was going to leave her for Angelina Jolie yelling that if Usher (makes you want to laugh but is really sad and serious) turned up she would run away with him!
I just wanted to shake the pair of them.
years ago, an ex of mine (who hadn't had many girlfriends before) knew all the theory of what is good and bad, right and wrong etc in a relationship, and decided to take the "if we are secure it shouldn't matter if we look at other people as long as thats all we do" situation a bit further and not just look, but point out every pretty girl and then tell me why he thought she was nice, such as " she's got really nice legs, hasn't she", "she's got a really nice shaped bum" or whatever in great detail. he would then look at me expectantly for my comments and ask if i agreed.
now i didn't mind him looking but i didn't appreciate the running commentary.
so obviously i began to do it back to him - and guess what he didn't like it!