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over reacting?
So my husband is a very outgoing person, who can strike up a conversation with any one at any time. I am quite the opposite. Lately when ever we go out, we cannot manage to go anywhere without a woman stopping and saying something to my husband. Even if I'm standing 2 feet away from him. Sometimes it's obvious flirting sometimes its just a friendly "hi" while standing in a line which proceeds to a small conversation. I normally don't mind a friendly hi, but lately its just down right annoying and beginning to really make me mad. I know my husband is a very attractive man, and its flattering, but enough already! Any tips or suggestions to make my dillema go away? Thanks
Re: over reacting?
3 out of 4 dead babies agree! pepsi is better than coke! - EdithBouvierBeale
Lordy. Grow some balls and stop lurking. It's like stealing from the internet. Jesuschrist. -- AudreyHorne
I hate love and marriage. I got married so I could destroy these things from the inside. - NoisyPenguin
It's a good thing my circle of trust is as giant as my vagina. That only leaves a couple people out. - Cali
i don't know, are you walking three paces behind him or something? is he a celebrity? does he wear a tshirt that says "she's my sister"?
i'm just spitballing here.
Ok, let's get this straight. You and your attractive husband will be out anywhere, together, and other women stop you both and proceed to have a flirty conversation with him? Do they acknowledge you are there?
What is an example of a flirty conversation they might have with him?
3 out of 4 dead babies agree! pepsi is better than coke! - EdithBouvierBeale
Lordy. Grow some balls and stop lurking. It's like stealing from the internet. Jesuschrist. -- AudreyHorne
I hate love and marriage. I got married so I could destroy these things from the inside. - NoisyPenguin
It's a good thing my circle of trust is as giant as my vagina. That only leaves a couple people out. - Cali
Oh, ahem, um
PS Post clothing optional photos so we can ascertain attractiveness levels!
"That chick wins at Penises, for sure." -- Fenton
I refuse to believe that random women are blatantly hitting on your husband until you provide the photo Groomz has requested.
ahem!
Groomz requested topless, topless will be best. Especially because he's probably wandering the streets that way, thus forcing random women to hit on him all the time right in front of his wife. They just simply can't control themselves. Magnetism or something.
But, yeah, Kuus requested a photo too.