Anonymous wrote:Spouse 1 was expecting a different response. Oops
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I tell DW if someone checks her out, she usually doesn't believe it. For example we were at beach and a group of younger guys were checking her out as she walked by. I told her and she didn't believe me saying she is too old for them to be checking her out.
DW does get mad if another woman flirts with me or checks me out
My DW will be walking down the beach with our three little kids and its a real hoot to watch the young guys stare at her. At 35 she looks better in a bikini than most college girls. When I tell her the young guys are staring she laughs it off and doesn't ask who.
Anonymous wrote:Spouse 1 tells Spouse 2 they saw someone checking out Spouse 2. Spouse 2 wants to know who it was. Spouse 1 gets upset because they perceive Spouse 2 wants to check that person out and see how they compare to Spouse 1. Spouse 2 claims they were just curious and found the whole thing funny.
Who is right? Is it wrong to want to see who was checking you out when someone brings it to your attention?
Anonymous wrote:I tell DW if someone checks her out, she usually doesn't believe it. For example we were at beach and a group of younger guys were checking her out as she walked by. I told her and she didn't believe me saying she is too old for them to be checking her out.
DW does get mad if another woman flirts with me or checks me out