Spot on! |
So, ask your husband? What an odd post. |
+1. Guys usually don’t like the skinny, haggard look that MOCO women are sporting. There’s no need to be fat, but too skinny ages you so fast. |
+1 SO defensive and petulent! |
*petulant |
Why has no one stated the obvious? If all the men in your social circle are attracted to one women then they are probably in competition with each other to demonstrate their social dominance via securing attention of most homogenous symbol for success.
This woman herself may be lovely and charming but she is also an accessible stereotype of status symbol for success. The problem is not with her but that that your social circle lacks imagination, diversity, different perspectives on what reflects success and human fulfillment ... |
Or, she’s really hot. |
+1 Boring suburban people are so silly! After each other's spouses? Really? Get a life! |
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Yep, I would never disrespect my husband by obviously crushing on a friend's husband. And we have some damn attractive men in our group. I am always respectful and politely interested. That's all. I hate spouses who do this obvious flirting thing. rude. |
But isn’t this a lame competition? Her DH already won. There’s no mystery. |
Maybe she’s a closet hoe... |
You apparently don't understand what pp was talking about. She's not talking about co-workers that need to work together. A married guy that gawks and flirts is a problem. You don't need to know someone's husband beyond a cordial relationship. Kind of common sense imo. |
Mystery, competition: what? She’s hot, and she’s maybe fun to listen to. There’s satisfaction in that. |
Women who are stuck with those DHs have no prize. That's the bigger picture here. I suspect OP is exaggerating a bit with the term "crushing". And exclaiming "All the dads...". Doubtful, but whoever was doing that screams - Creepy married guy alert to any normal well adjusted woman. fyi |