Flirting ..disrepectful or not at all?
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General rule of thumb is, if you would be bothered by your partner doing something then you shouldn't be doing it.
I don't flirt. I wouldn't want my fiance to flirt.
I don't judge people in relationships who do though, to each their own.
This right here.0 -
As long as your partner is ok with it and not a jealous person, why not? when my guys friends come over, I tell my guy...ok I'l be flirting with your friends tonight and we just laugh and have fun. He knows I am going home with him at night and love him so what is the harm. It isn't like I am hitting on his friends, a little extra attention isn't cheating in my book and my guys book so that is all that matters. Hanging and smiling at a person are two different things!0
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depends whos flirting with you.
Exactly this. The hotter you are the less weird it is.
And it goes both ways, fella. Ladies are probably more discerning than you.
thank you, us guys think alike...lol0 -
I think it really depends on how well/if you know the person. At a bar flirting with a hot guy while in a relationship .. probably not a good idea, but if it's with a close friend I don't see too much harm as long as boundaries are set
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It's such a slippery slope, which is why I avoid it altogether.no i dont think married or people in a couple should "flirt". it opens a door. i would not like to watch my husband flirt with some other girl. i would never flirt with some guy in turn.
now joking around with a good friend is different. everyone knows its harmless. its different if you know the person. but even then. a door can be opened. i would never joke around with out my husband being there.
These two responses get my vote.0 -
I flirt with everyone. I'm unable to stop it. lol, I think I might have just been born charming. 0
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What's wrong with flirting??
My answer...Honey ain't nothing wrong with looking. I window shop all the time, just don't buy!
What about you?
it's OK to look at the menu as long as you eat at home!!
I don't think I would shamelessly flirt with my hubby sitting right next to me...but when he is not around, I tend to flirt with people I feel are *safe* like the cute trainer at the gym who is 15 years younger than me, and KNOWS that I am happily married.0 -
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It's such a slippery slope, which is why I avoid it altogether.no i dont think married or people in a couple should "flirt". it opens a door. i would not like to watch my husband flirt with some other girl. i would never flirt with some guy in turn.
now joking around with a good friend is different. everyone knows its harmless. its different if you know the person. but even then. a door can be opened. i would never joke around with out my husband being there.
thats exactly what it is, a slippery slope. when my husband and i were first married, we were trying to plan a trip to see one of his very close friends. my husband couldnt get away from work, and the friend suggested i come alone. it did not fly with me. i was not going to go spend time with a single man when i'm married. nothing would have happened, its just a slippery slope. no sense in tempting it.0 -
Married.. not dead
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If you're single please do. If you aren't, please don't!
Hmmm..I'm married. I love looking at the opposite sex, smiling or a grin..no harm done. And if I'm with my hubby and see a nice looking guy I would say "bae did you see the arms on him" we both laugh and then.I say .."he doesn't come close to you daddy" and we both laugh.
nothing wrong with that, you both are obviously secure in your relationship and can be open, which is great!! i envy that. Ive dated some super insecure psychos who would probably have stabbed me if i said anything remotely close to that lol.
Omg..Lmbo..I'm laughing with you.0 -
I think it's disrespectful when married or in a relationship.
I also think "window shopping" and "flirting" are entirely different things.0 -
If you're single please do. If you aren't, please don't!
Exactly how I see it!0 -
I am single....but i would say, in general, online flirting and in-person flirting are two totally different things. Online, you know the chances of you ever actually even being in the same room with the person is usually slim.....so i feel like this is just fun....and no harm done. It is fun to get extra attention, especially from somebody of the opposite sex.
BUT....it is up to each person to keep the boundaries up....and to just keep it light and fun....because, as someone else on here said - - it is a slippery slope.
PERV ON!0 -
Oops, I don't belong here...
*slowly backs out of thread*0 -
Think you need to find a differnt types of women you are dating...not all of us are jealous psychos...many of us are fun and love to laugh too.0
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What's wrong with flirting??
My answer...Honey ain't nothing wrong with looking. I window shop all the time, just don't buy!
What about you?
it's OK to look at the menu as long as you eat at home!!
I don't think I would shamelessly flirt with my hubby sitting right next to me...but when he is not around, I tend to flirt with people I feel are *safe* like the cute trainer at the gym who is 15 years younger than me, and KNOWS that I am happily married.
Lmbo..eat at home! Good one..now the trainer Lol..0 -
What's wrong with flirting??
My answer...Honey ain't nothing wrong with looking. I window shop all the time, just don't buy!
What about you?
Flirting is harmless fun when you're single. I am single and no big deal for me. I think if your married or in a relationship you should respect your spouse or bf/gf and consider their feelings about flirting.0 -
There are going to be a multitude of different answers. As far as being disrespectful or not, again, that will depend on the persons own thoughts.
I do it, my wife does it, we have no issues with it. Others will be different.0 -
Think you need to find a differnt types of women you are dating...not all of us are jealous psychos...many of us are fun and love to laugh too.
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Its personal preference but my husband and I see no harm in it. At the end of the day we have been together a long time, flirting is different from being overtly sexual with the intention of crossing the line. At the end of the day hubby still comes home with me and gives me more attention than any girl he flirts harmlessly with 0
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When I don't have a SO (like now), heck yeah, I'll flirt....but only if the flirtee is single. My flirts tend to be respectful anyhow (hmmm maybe that's why I don't have a SO)0
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Think you need to find a differnt types of women you are dating...not all of us are jealous psychos...many of us are fun and love to laugh too.
So women who don't adhere to the "flirting is ok" mindset are jealous psychos in capable of fun and laughter? Wow0 -
I don't get this. If you look that's one thing, but if you actively flirt I assume you're interested and single (that or you're cheating scum). Beh. Don't waste my time if you're taken. I hate that!
I don't know if your significant other thinks you're disrespecting her when you do that, but for sure you're disrespecting me!
I think you're confusing "flirting" and "hitting on". There's a difference.
There is? Okay yeah, I missed that subtle distinction I guess.0 -
Shoot, I even tell the check out girl she smells good. no reason not to. I say something and its true. and it makes some ones else smile ill do it. 0
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I don't act in any way or say things that would make my husband uncomfortable if he were there. My husband shows me the same respect.0
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Lets just say, flirting makes me feel confident. I was a big flirt on her before I met my boyfriend and I was driven to losing weight, felt good about myself and how I was looking.
Fast forward 1.5 years to today. I have gained back half of my weight lost, I can't remember the last time I went out with friends and I rarely have moments of confidence.
I miss flirting.
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Think you need to find a differnt types of women you are dating...not all of us are jealous psychos...many of us are fun and love to laugh too.
Being fun and laughing has nothing to do with flirting. Unless I'm mistaken.
Very ingnorant sounding post.0 -
thats exactly what it is, a slippery slope. when my husband and i were first married, we were trying to plan a trip to see one of his very close friends. my husband couldnt get away from work, and the friend suggested i come alone. it did not fly with me. i was not going to go spend time with a single man when i'm married. nothing would have happened, its just a slippery slope. no sense in tempting it.
That is not flirting...that is not even the same game.0
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