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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Like any other bro, the bro dad melts down at the first hint of real adversity.  See, e.g., how angry they get when I, a non-bro dad, flirt with their wives.  Inevitably, they cease what they are doing and head over with a “hey” excuse.[/quote]

I don't think they're that worried about a boring middle aged man with a bald spot and a paunch. Because the wives won't be into you. Maybe they're there to rescue the wife from your desperate attempts at flirting with married women?

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I’m neither bald nor overweight.  But I was not in a fraternity.  If they weren’t worried they wouldn’t react they way they do.   It cuts the playground boredom for me.[/quote]

So why are you flirting with their wives?

As a woman there is nothing creepier than a man trying to flirt with me while knowing I'm married. And, yes, I'm aware of the difference between compliment and flirting.

That aside, I've come across plenty of the east coast version (lacrosse players who still relive their prep school days, which is impossible to avoid if you grew up in the private school world). Some I don't like, others are pleasant and hospitable. We only have one life on this earth, let people try to be as happy as they can and if being a "bro" is their way of eking out happiness in this world then frankly most of them are doing a better job than many uptight judgmental people who get perverse pleasure seeking flaws in others. [/quote]

You, um, sound uptight and judgmental.  [/quote]

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