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Flirting
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Think of it this way...if he gets all turned on by some hot piece of *kitten* he LOOKS at, you can reap the benefits later. Catch my drift?
pitching or catching?
Probably more like whose on first . . . gotta hold out . . . what's on second . . . damn where'd she learn that trick? . . .0 -
If it bothers you, talk to him about it. Everyone has certain things that upset them in a relationship and there is nothing wrong with making them known. He may not even be aware of how you feel about it.
He's aware. I guess he doesn't think I'll notice. Like in my random newsfeed, I'll probably never pay attention or catch every little thing (and I'm sure I don't, because who has the time)
But then I do notice sometimes, and it. feels. awful.
To be honest, it makes me feel like going out for a drink after work by myself and picking up men, just to restore my confidence. But knowing that nothing would come of it, it wouldn't be fair to the poor guys at the bar ... lol0 -
Think of it this way...if he gets all turned on by some hot piece of *kitten* he LOOKS at, you can reap the benefits later. Catch my drift?0
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I don't believe flirting is harmless, even if it is intended as such. If we deliberately flirt with someone, we don't always know just how that person is affected. He/she may develop expectations or feelings for the person who is flirting. To toy with the feelings of others intentionally is cruel, even if we feel it's "innocent" on our part.
To signal romantic interest in a married person - or for a married person to show such interest in someone outside the marriage bond - is, quite frankly, wrong in my opinion. Cheating on a mate often begins in a harmless way - an emotional attachment is formed... and it can happen unintentionally or in a seemingly innocent way, by flirting.
I know I wouldn't appreciate if my hubby flirted - he doesn't do it - and so I am mindful of his feelings, and am careful not to do so either.0 -
before there is an attack of the grammar police: I just realized that I typed Whose instead of Who's . . . whatever0
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I'd be annoyed about the complimentary photo comments, too. :grumble:
We talk about other people who we find attractive, but I think it's inappropriate to actually tell them about it. JMHO, of course.0 -
Again, I do this too. Like "Holy Boobs!" when we're out. But it isnt the celebrities, or porn, or random hotties that bother me...it's these women that I feel like he carries on with in regular life. It almost seems like an infatuation, and that really, really bothers me.0 -
Maybe you should give what you get. That is what I did. Stopped him right in his tracks the day he wanted to complain. But, it was more because the guys I was flirting with, flirted back. Then I was able to express how I felt about his flirting. He understood better then. He never really understood when I would tell him it hurt me before. He would say stupid *kitten* like "but I am with you" or something like that. Like it was suppose to make me feel better. Ha! What goes around comes around. I don't care if two wrongs don't make it right, but in this case it sure made it feel good.0
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Wait...are these women he knows in RL? Or checking out the same women over and over again online? And than commenting on their pics? That seems a lot different than just checking out different random hotties online. Have you sat down and talked to him about this?
Some are. And some are people he kind of knows in real life. Like friends of friends. It's so aggravating, and yes I've made him aware of my feelings.
He says "I'm probably not going to stop." So he's being honest, but ****...it might just be a deal breaker for me. I hate feeling this way.0 -
Wait...are these women he knows in RL? Or checking out the same women over and over again online? And than commenting on their pics? That seems a lot different than just checking out different random hotties online. Have you sat down and talked to him about this?
Some are. And some are people he kind of knows in real life. Like friends of friends. It's so aggravating, and yes I've made him aware of my feelings.
He says "I'm probably not going to stop." So he's being honest, but ****...it might just be a deal breaker for me. I hate feeling this way.
Yep, going back to creepy :noway: and disrespectful :noway:0 -
Wait...are these women he knows in RL? Or checking out the same women over and over again online? And than commenting on their pics? That seems a lot different than just checking out different random hotties online. Have you sat down and talked to him about this?
Some are. And some are people he kind of knows in real life. Like friends of friends. It's so aggravating, and yes I've made him aware of my feelings.
He says "I'm probably not going to stop." So he's being honest, but ****...it might just be a deal breaker for me. I hate feeling this way.
You're going to have some tough choices to make down the road if he doesn't stop.0 -
If you are in a serious relationship, your partner is being totally disrespectful to you and unless you live in his/her home, the partner is doing it in your home. Pack up the partner's crap and show them the door. You don't have the problem, they do. Do I notice sometimes a man is very attractive? Sure I do but I would never tell them or converse with them out of respect for my boy friend nor would he do it to me. This is what I love about my man. Sometimes when he is describing someone, say another female, he may say she is attractive but he always then says "I don't mean she's in your catefory Love". Is he full of Irish Blarney - probably but that is the kind of man/partner your want. Someone who cares about your feelings.0
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Whatever happened to respectful marriages? Flirting with other people is not cool.. That leads to lusting. Job gave an oath to God to never lust on another woman.Its an open door to commit adultery.I get the love from my husband,and so does he..Yes we're nice to others,but we don't flirt.Respect ur realtionships!0
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Heck that would piss me off, I would sit down and talk with him. No one needs a doctor either... I feel horrible when the guy I am dating does something like that (very similar to what you discribed) Have you talked with him about this and does he still continue to do it?0
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Hes a Dou*che Canoue.....0
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It's normal. It's natural...and I'm sure everyone does it.
So why does it make you feel like absolute dirt when your partner does it? Or is that just me.
When I see my partner ogling facebook photos of other women, or making complimentary posts about their photos...it makes me want to curl up into a ball and die.
This can't be healthy, normal behavior. What can I do to overcome it?
You're right...It is not normal, but you don't need to curl up into a ball and die. I did not hear you say he wants to be with them, nor did you say he disrespects you. A compliment is just that. I am sure you get compliments from people about something. Trust your man, and if that is not there, then you need to go elsewhere because without trust, there is no relationship. My wife oogles Morris Chestnut and she appreciates a man with a nice body, but instead of curling up in the corner and dying, I am doing my damnest to make sure that not only will she love me, but give her that nice body she likes looking at sometimes too.0 -
Whatever happened to respectful marriages? Flirting with other people is not cool.. That leads to lusting. Job gave an oath to God to never lust on another woman.Its an open door to commit adultery.I get the love from my husband,and so does he..Yes we're nice to others,but we don't flirt.Respect ur realtionships!
Bible talk...reported...J/K0 -
Whatever happened to respectful marriages? Flirting with other people is not cool.. That leads to lusting. Job gave an oath to God to never lust on another woman.Its an open door to commit adultery.I get the love from my husband,and so does he..Yes we're nice to others,but we don't flirt.Respect ur realtionships!
Bible talk...reported...J/K0 -
Flirting while in a relationship = total disrespect
Flirting is one of the first steps why people go for relationships... Think about that...
If he is flirting (despite what your situation is with that person) it is something to really look into...Flirting can cause issues while in a relationship... If you want to flirt then you mine as well be single...0 -
You're right...It is not normal, but you don't need to curl up into a ball and die. I did not hear you say he wants to be with them, nor did you say he disrespects you. A compliment is just that. I am sure you get compliments from people about something. Trust your man, and if that is not there, then you need to go elsewhere because without trust, there is no relationship. My wife oogles Morris Chestnut and she appreciates a man with a nice body, but instead of curling up in the corner and dying, I am doing my damnest to make sure that not only will she love me, but give her that nice body she likes looking at sometimes too.
Comforting words. I know my feelings are irrational, but it's just very difficult for me. I don't know why I internalize it this way, I just do.0
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