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Is your wife flirty with other men? Ladies do you flirt with other men? If yes, why? |
I have a guy friend like this and mainly I’m just embarrassed for him. He has a gorgeous wife he loves and they have two kids but he just keeps the bordering-on-sexual innuendo going all the time. It’s not quite as bad as the PP described her DH up thread but it’s too suggestive. He’s a great guy otherwise but in my opinion just immature. |
I am a guy and I would think a woman would kind of feel special if other women are flirting with her hubby. People don't flirt with Non-interesting people so your hubby must be interesting No? |
99.999% of flirting don't end up in hook ups. So flirting is okay. |
From another perspective, my dad was always flirtatious and inappropriate with other women and it was absolutely mortifying for me. I noticed it from a very young age and it felt uncomfortable and confusing and created some issues with healthy boundaries and relationships for me in my teenage years. Eventually, the behaviors escalated and he cheated with a few close family friends and had a rather lengthy affair with one of my elementary school teachers.
I would not be okay with my spouse doing this and absolutely would never allow that behavior around my children. |
Yeah, I guess it does, to be honest. Bc I'm a guy. And there have been multiple times in my life where woman have gently (and sometimes not so gently) "I have a boyfriend." or "Sorry, I'm married", when I wasn't even remotely flirting with them. But who goes to a party and gets offended when someone mingles and chats? And I would be super annoyed if I was chatting with a person at a party and they said "oh, a man is talking to me, let me physically pull my husband in (bc I'm so arrogant that any man that talks to me is clearly flirting with me)" |
You point about flirters showcasing their sexuality is an interesting one (rather than it being about the object of the flirting). |
This. Focusing intensely on you, purposefully excluding anyone else even if you try to draw another person into the conversation, trying to slowly draw you away from the crowd. That’s the rude, harmful type of flirting. Harmful flirting is like porn. Hard to describe but you know it when you see it. |
Do you have some stats and research to back that up, or is this just your wishful thinking? |
Same for my FIL. He also eventually cheated, and all his kids knew about it. One adult child lost all respect for him up until he died, and my spouse still harbors resentment for what their dad put their mother through. I find flirting in front of your spouse extremely disrespectful. |
You both have issues for getting your jollies by trying to embarrass others. Maybe your husband really is interesting, and she is just observing g that. But I guess in addition to being weirdos, neither you nor your husband himself, in fact, think he is interesting. |
I have to agree with first PP here. If you have your claws out to try to reign in someone else's DH, you deserve to be embarrassed - public embarrassment? Even better! If you go after (even if you don't admit it) someone else's DH - there is nothing to stop one or both members of that couple warning near and far about your uncouth behaviors. Again, you are asking for it. Flirt away! Let the whole community know what a two bit wh*re you are! I am sure your DH doesn't care who you flirt with, but the entire community gonna care. |
Mommy and daddy did not give him enough attention. RUN. |
Welp. Time to move further down your list to plan X and Y - how many times you been married, that you are trying to interfere with others? |