Anonymous wrote:Happily married DW here. I check out men all the time. I find fewer than 1% actually attractive enough to think “ooh, who is THAT.” Perhaps it’s 1 in 1000 people I see. And of course I don’t act on it! What do you want me to do, stare at my shoes pretending no one else exists? My DH checks out women. Never obviously and never really in front of me (at least not on purpose), but he’s human. I’d hate it if he were some frigid dude only into his solitary hobby.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Your 50, married, and looking at other women at the grocery store and posting about it on DCUM.
Is that normal married men behavior??
Yes
Sad
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Let's say you're a man in this situation and want to take things further. What do you do or say? I'm roughly in OP's situation fairly often, maybe once or twice a week. I wasn't a big lady's man when I was younger but now I've got a bit of a silver fox thing going. I'm not sure how to actually talk to women in stores, at crosswalks, etc.
NP. Woman here. You should find an innocent topic to remark on or pose a question. The remark or question should be from the immediate surroundings:
"Oh, it's nice they carry these chocolate oranges this year, too!"
Then: "Do you shop here often? My daughter wanted me to get Christmas stockings."
And so on, picking up on her replies.
After a three-minute conversation, after she could see that you are not a creep, you can say: "I have enjoyed talking to you. I'd love to see you again, if you don't mind." Then she either gives uou her phone number or you give her yours.
Or, hear me out, I could do my grocery shopping without being subjected to public harassment?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Let's say you're a man in this situation and want to take things further. What do you do or say? I'm roughly in OP's situation fairly often, maybe once or twice a week. I wasn't a big lady's man when I was younger but now I've got a bit of a silver fox thing going. I'm not sure how to actually talk to women in stores, at crosswalks, etc.
NP. Woman here. You should find an innocent topic to remark on or pose a question. The remark or question should be from the immediate surroundings:
"Oh, it's nice they carry these chocolate oranges this year, too!"
Then: "Do you shop here often? My daughter wanted me to get Christmas stockings."
And so on, picking up on her replies.
After a three-minute conversation, after she could see that you are not a creep, you can say: "I have enjoyed talking to you. I'd love to see you again, if you don't mind." Then she either gives uou her phone number or you give her yours.
Anonymous wrote:Same thing at Michaels. I was there with my tween DDs and seemed to be getting looks. I don't wear a wedding ring (work reasons) so maybe they assumed I was a divorced dad.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:They were probably wondering what you were doing in World Market at noon on a Monday.
Lloyd Dobler: I got a question. If you guys know so much about women, how come you're here at like the Gas 'n' Sip on a Saturday night completely alone drinking beers with no women anywhere?
Joe: By choice, man.
Thanks a lot, PP. Now I have “Joe lies . . . Joe lies when he cries” playing in my head.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Your 50, married, and looking at other women at the grocery store and posting about it on DCUM.
Is that normal married men behavior??
Yes
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is why women choose the bear, creep.
What's creepy about a handsome man getting attention?
Anonymous wrote:Your 50, married, and looking at other women at the grocery store and posting about it on DCUM.
Is that normal married men behavior??