Does your husband follow random Instagram Models/Women?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:My husband has a career and children. He has no time for instagram...

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I think that's weird OP. For me it would be a red flag.

+1 Maybe the guy is < 30 and/or just really really immature.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:All of you are so judgmental. The girls (age 20 and above) are just expressing themselves and are comfortable in their bodies. At 20 you are going to be as hot as you would every be in your life. Why not enjoy it? What is wrong with that?

Men find that attractive and if they follow these models what is wrong?

A lot of these girls are wearing a lot more than what you find people wearing on the beach.

Maybe it’s the age difference, plus the fact that as an older married guy it’s a different thing to be looking at all kinds of women than as a younger single one?

We are now so woke that every women need to be checked out equally? Damn! Need to make sure I give equal attention to all ages.

It’s nice to see comments like this because it makes me appreciate my husband more. DH a) appreciates the female body but doesn’t do weird stuff like following bikini models and b) can read.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My husband has a career and children. He has no time for instagram...

There’s always time.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Mine follows Barstool Sports which has plenty of female eye candy in the form of "weekly soccer bombshell," "hottest SEC cheerleaders," etc. I don't really care.

Also occasionally can see that he has had the private browser on, and I know what that means. I've violated his privacy probably 3 times max over the past 10 years to make sure that he's not looking at the type of thing that would concern me (wildly kinky things, gay, schoolgirl, etc.). But the porn seems innocuous, so again I let it be.

Can you tell a plebe how to check on this? TIA.

OP, I'm with you - but remember, the community tends to know who the sleazy husbands are - they might try to blame the wife, but they know. Chances are, the other husbands are stepping out, if the wives are receptive to your DH's flirting, etc. it only makes them and your DH look sad. They will never know your entire story, and what BS you have to live with, and how you really handle it. Find your own fun.

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I wish. Mine is following stuff with $1000+ sneakers or super $$$$ woodworking tools.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I wish. Mine is following stuff with $1000+ sneakers or super $$$$ woodworking tools.

You’d rather your husband publicly lust after models than want to buy woodworking tools??

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I wish. Mine is following stuff with $1000+ sneakers or super $$$$ woodworking tools.

You’d rather your husband publicly lust after models than want to buy woodworking tools??

Yeah I don’t get this. I personally like that I see DH in a tight white t shirt making end tables and desks, as opposed to following women on social media for their sexualized photos. To each their own but it seems so weird that somebody would intentionally curate their social media feed to make sure the occasional arousing photo shoot pops up.

I do know a guy who has a shoe collection worth something like 10K and I suppose the accounts he follows would make me roll my eyes if I were his wife.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:All of you are so judgmental. The girls (age 20 and above) are just expressing themselves and are comfortable in their bodies. At 20 you are going to be as hot as you would every be in your life. Why not enjoy it? What is wrong with that?

Men find that attractive and if they follow these models what is wrong?

A lot of these girls are wearing a lot more than what you find people wearing on the beach.

If you wouldn’t ogle them in real life, there’s something strange about doing it alone on a fake account no? It’s like you have a front that’s actually not real.

I would also oogle them at the beach.

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No, he follows his friends and relatives, and a couple of famous people he admires (politicians, sports, actors).

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:All of you are so judgmental. The girls (age 20 and above) are just expressing themselves and are comfortable in their bodies. At 20 you are going to be as hot as you would every be in your life. Why not enjoy it? What is wrong with that?

Men find that attractive and if they follow these models what is wrong?

A lot of these girls are wearing a lot more than what you find people wearing on the beach.

Maybe it’s the age difference, plus the fact that as an older married guy it’s a different thing to be looking at all kinds of women than as a younger single one?

We are now so woke that every women need to be checked out equally? Damn! Need to make sure I give equal attention to all ages.

It’s nice to see comments like this because it makes me appreciate my husband more. DH a) appreciates the female body but doesn’t do weird stuff like following bikini models and b) can read.

That is exactly what my wife thinks too!

[Anonymous]

No, I give him whatever he needs.

[Anonymous]

I follow the dancing carpenter because he's hot. Isn't that the same thing?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I wish. Mine is following stuff with $1000+ sneakers or super $$$$ woodworking tools.

You’d rather your husband publicly lust after models than want to buy woodworking tools??

He spent 25K last year in tools and I have no more space for my stuff in the garage!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I wish. Mine is following stuff with $1000+ sneakers or super $$$$ woodworking tools.

You’d rather your husband publicly lust after models than want to buy woodworking tools??

Yeah I don’t get this. I personally like that I see DH in a tight white t shirt making end tables and desks, as opposed to following women on social media for their sexualized photos. To each their own but it seems so weird that somebody would intentionally curate their social media feed to make sure the occasional arousing photo shoot pops up.

I do know a guy who has a shoe collection worth something like 10K and I suppose the accounts he follows would make me roll my eyes if I were his wife.

DP.. I've seen my DH turn his head when we are walking down the street, and he sees...... a car that he loves. Of course, he's human and a man, so I have no doubt that he "looks" at other women. But, he never makes it obvious in front of me. Now cars.... that's a different story.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My husband has a career and children. He has no time for instagram...

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I think that's weird OP. For me it would be a red flag.

+1 Maybe the guy is < 30 and/or just really really immature.

Don't know about OP's DH, but I know a guy in his mid-40s who regularly drools over hot young women on Twitter and Instagram. He thinks he's being careful because he'll follow accounts with an overtly feminist bent, or women who tweet/post about sports a lot (while also having profile photos that are just, like, their butt in a thong) but there's a reason he chooses these accounts to follow and comment on as opposed to feminists and sports reporters (yes even female sports reporters) who aren't half naked all the time and talking about boobs and sex the other half. Not a slight on these women -- they know what they are doing and they should use whatever they want to gain followers and traction. But I find it gross that a married 40-something dude with a kid (a daughter!) is so publicly drooling after them.

I would also find it weird if a 40-something married woman with children was following and replying to lots of hot young men all the time. It's just... what are you doing? PP is right that if you have this much time for social media, you probably aren't particularly focused on work or your kids.