Look But Don't Touch

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  • sunnybeaches105
    sunnybeaches105 Posts: 2,831 Member
    This has always been mine and my husbands thoughts as well. A girlfriend of mine was just denying she looks at other men. Myself and other girlfriends were like " yeah right " I think it's just human nature to notice an appealing person. No harm no foul!

    Sounds like my wife and me. Is your girlfriend in a new relationship?

    No been married almost 20 years. My girlfriends and I included her in a group text where we were looking at a photo of a certain male whom we all think is great looking and she told us to grow up! Haha alrighty then. Mind you we are all late 30's-40's just having a little fun.

    Some people are more uncomfortable than others I suppose
  • Justpeachy02
    Justpeachy02 Posts: 11,817 Member
    This has always been mine and my husbands thoughts as well. A girlfriend of mine was just denying she looks at other men. Myself and other girlfriends were like " yeah right " I think it's just human nature to notice an appealing person. No harm no foul!

    Sounds like my wife and me. Is your girlfriend in a new relationship?

    No been married almost 20 years. My girlfriends and I included her in a group text where we were looking at a photo of a certain male whom we all think is great looking and she told us to grow up! Haha alrighty then. Mind you we are all late 30's-40's just having a little fun.

    Some people are more uncomfortable than others I suppose

    I guess. We will leave her out of the group texts. Lol
  • MsAmandaNJ
    MsAmandaNJ Posts: 1,248 Member
    Looking AT someone is fine, looking FOR someone is not. Neither is touching. I think it's unreasonable to not look at other people. Beauty on all levels should be appreciated.
  • Justpeachy02
    Justpeachy02 Posts: 11,817 Member
    MsAmandaNJ wrote: »
    Looking AT someone is fine, looking FOR someone is not. Neither is touching. I think it's unreasonable to not look at other people. Beauty on all levels should be appreciated.

    Agree
  • Iguessicandothis
    Iguessicandothis Posts: 2,132 Member
    I thought this was going to be about food.
  • ncboiler89
    ncboiler89 Posts: 2,408 Member
    I thought this was going to be about food.

    Pervert
  • DaddieCat
    DaddieCat Posts: 3,643 Member
    Show us on the doll where the bad person touched you.
  • Staceym2112
    Staceym2112 Posts: 892 Member
    edited April 2016
    I think this depends on the situation

    Children at a store with glass objects and a sign that says you break it, you buy it.... DON'T TOUCH

    Anything that I spent money on and you have no respect for- DON'T TOUCH

    My significant other- DON'T TOUCH

    Flowers in my garden or on a tree outside my house- as long as you don't take them all and cut them at the right angle you can touch

    My dog- as long as you don't hurt her or try to steal her, you can touch.

    My toothbrush, toothpaste, shower accessories, or clothes- DON'T TOUCH

    In a relationship though as it applies to other people. I think it's okay to look or say you have crushes on celebrities but not to touch definitely. I feel it's more respectful to only look when not with your s/o though. I don't want to be sitting across from him at a meal while he's looking at every female that walks past us.
  • tony56pr
    tony56pr Posts: 141 Member
    Jealousy comes from insecurity, I'm secure and it does not make me jealous, I tease her about it in fact (just like she teases me in return). However I have been in a relationship were I was not secure and it did make me jealous when my ex-wife commented about another man. It has to do with how secure one is (I'm also 10 years older, perhaps that makes more security)
  • Justpeachy02
    Justpeachy02 Posts: 11,817 Member
    I think this depends on the situation

    Children at a store with glass objects and a sign that says you break it, you buy it.... DON'T TOUCH

    Anything that I spent money on and you have no respect for- DON'T TOUCH

    My significant other- DON'T TOUCH

    Flowers in my garden or on a tree outside my house- as long as you don't take them all and cut them at the right angle you can touch

    My dog- as long as you don't hurt her or try to steal her, you can touch.

    My toothbrush, toothpaste, shower accessories, or clothes- DON'T TOUCH

    In a relationship though as it applies to other people. I think it's okay to look or say you have crushes on celebrities but not to touch definitely. I feel it's more respectful to only look when not with your s/o though. I don't want to be sitting across from him at a meal while he's looking at every female that walks past us.

    Yes!
  • Justpeachy02
    Justpeachy02 Posts: 11,817 Member
    tony56pr wrote: »
    Jealousy comes from insecurity, I'm secure and it does not make me jealous, I tease her about it in fact (just like she teases me in return). However I have been in a relationship were I was not secure and it did make me jealous when my ex-wife commented about another man. It has to do with how secure one is (I'm also 10 years older, perhaps that makes more security)

    This is the honesty I was looking for from a man's point of view
  • ninerbuff
    ninerbuff Posts: 48,985 Member
    I doubt you'll find anyone (if they are truly being honest) of not having a FANTASY FLING in their mind with someone other than their SO.

    A.C.E. Certified Personal and Group Fitness Trainer
    IDEA Fitness member
    Kickboxing Certified Instructor
    Been in fitness for 30 years and have studied kinesiology and nutrition

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  • MasterBroshi
    MasterBroshi Posts: 108 Member
    tony56pr wrote: »
    Jealousy comes from insecurity, I'm secure and it does not make me jealous, I tease her about it in fact (just like she teases me in return). However I have been in a relationship were I was not secure and it did make me jealous when my ex-wife commented about another man. It has to do with how secure one is (I'm also 10 years older, perhaps that makes more security)

    All of this is true, but I think it also depends on how much the significant other is commenting as well. If he/she keeps going on and on, then it can become an annoyance.
  • Justpeachy02
    Justpeachy02 Posts: 11,817 Member
    tony56pr wrote: »
    Jealousy comes from insecurity, I'm secure and it does not make me jealous, I tease her about it in fact (just like she teases me in return). However I have been in a relationship were I was not secure and it did make me jealous when my ex-wife commented about another man. It has to do with how secure one is (I'm also 10 years older, perhaps that makes more security)

    All of this is true, but I think it also depends on how much the significant other is commenting as well. If he/she keeps going on and on, then it can become an annoyance.

    Oh yes, very true
  • Justpeachy02
    Justpeachy02 Posts: 11,817 Member
    ninerbuff wrote: »
    I doubt you'll find anyone (if they are truly being honest) of not having a FANTASY FLING in their mind with someone other than their SO.

    A.C.E. Certified Personal and Group Fitness Trainer
    IDEA Fitness member
    Kickboxing Certified Instructor
    Been in fitness for 30 years and have studied kinesiology and nutrition

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    Thanks for the honesty