Ladies, if some other woman was trying to flirt or pick up on your man, how would you handle it? (51)
Can't see any problem. No person can be "your", so, everything depends on man. If he likes other woman better then all is clear...
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PrettyPrescious: Have you ever had a problem with some other female trying to flirt with your man, make a pass at him, try to go after him or just jealous of you guys in general? How did you handle it? How did your guy react? Were you satisfied with his response to the woman? or towards you? Describe
That's a good sign, you're making good your role,, your husband still attracks
other women. React? for me ,no need, my husband doesn't make me feel i am in danger. No confrontation ,,woman flirting? it's not a crime,,
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PrettyPrescious: Have you ever had a problem with some other female trying to flirt with your man, make a pass at him, try to go after him or just jealous of you guys in general? How did you handle it? How did your guy react? Were you satisfied with his response to the woman? or towards you? Describe
id want her to stand up for herself, like hey bi.ch the only place his big D is going is between my legs so take your h.r mouth somewhere else, this is my imagination on the subject 
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PrettyPrescious: Have you ever had a problem with some other female trying to flirt with your man, make a pass at him, try to go after him or just jealous of you guys in general? How did you handle it? How did your guy react? Were you satisfied with his response to the woman? or towards you? Describe
I've had this happen and gave him a piece of my mind when we got home from a wedding reception where this was going on. She knew he was with me but it didn't matter to her because he was openly welcoming it. Thinking back on it though, I realize now how much I tolerated when I shouldn't have...what a fool I was.
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PrettyPrescious: Have you ever had a problem with some other female trying to flirt with your man, make a pass at him, try to go after him or just jealous of you guys in general? How did you handle it? How did your guy react? Were you satisfied with his response to the woman? or towards you? Describe
If a woman puts the move on the guy, it's his responsibility to tell her to go away. If he doesn't do it, it's adios muchacho. I figure if he wants to entertain someone else, then that's okay, but I'm out.
Yes, it happened to me. First time was with my ex husband when we dated. He didn't respond to the woman and that was okay. She was a co-worker
Then it happened once on a date and the guy was flattered and did the eye-stalking thing with that woman and at the end of the date, I told him I didn't want to see him again. Simple.
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PrettyPrescious: Have you ever had a problem with some other female trying to flirt with your man, make a pass at him, try to go after him or just jealous of you guys in general? How did you handle it? How did your guy react? Were you satisfied with his response to the woman? or towards you? Describe
It is not up to me how I would "handle it".
I would expect the man I am with to politely decline the flirtations, as a Gentleman should.
If he finds the other woman's attention more desirable than mine, then I will depart and leave the two of them to it.
This has happened to me on more than one occasion and when the man then finds me absent, or tries contacting me the next day, he has found that he no longer has my attention either.
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Kaybee50: It is not up to me how I would "handle it".
I would expect the man I am with to politely decline the flirtations, as a Gentleman should.
If he finds the other woman's attention more desirable than mine, then I will depart and leave the two of them to it.
This has happened to me on more than one occasion and when the man then finds me absent, or tries contacting me the next day, he has found that he no longer has my attention either.
I would expect the man I am with to politely decline the flirtations, as a Gentleman should.
If he finds the other woman's attention more desirable than mine, then I will depart and leave the two of them to it.
This has happened to me on more than one occasion and when the man then finds me absent, or tries contacting me the next day, he has found that he no longer has my attention either.
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felixis99: I would consider it an opportunity to observe how he handles it while quietly making it known to him in private that it is unbecoming behavior. From there, whether he remains my man will be a decision that takes about 3 minutes (or less) lol
I agree. I will tell him privately I'm not happy with what is happening...then sit back and wait to see how he handles it. He either sinks or swims....
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Nidifugous: If a woman puts the move on the guy, it's his responsibility to tell her to go away. If he doesn't do it, it's adios muchacho. I figure if he wants to entertain someone else, then that's okay, but I'm out.
Yes, it happened to me. First time was with my ex husband when we dated. He didn't respond to the woman and that was okay. She was a co-worker
Then it happened once on a date and the guy was flattered and did the eye-stalking thing with that woman and at the end of the date, I told him I didn't want to see him again. Simple.
Yes, it happened to me. First time was with my ex husband when we dated. He didn't respond to the woman and that was okay. She was a co-worker
Then it happened once on a date and the guy was flattered and did the eye-stalking thing with that woman and at the end of the date, I told him I didn't want to see him again. Simple.
Good choice
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Kaybee50: It is not up to me how I would "handle it".
I would expect the man I am with to politely decline the flirtations, as a Gentleman should.
If he finds the other woman's attention more desirable than mine, then I will depart and leave the two of them to it.
This has happened to me on more than one occasion and when the man then finds me absent, or tries contacting me the next day, he has found that he no longer has my attention either.
I would expect the man I am with to politely decline the flirtations, as a Gentleman should.
If he finds the other woman's attention more desirable than mine, then I will depart and leave the two of them to it.
This has happened to me on more than one occasion and when the man then finds me absent, or tries contacting me the next day, he has found that he no longer has my attention either.
I like what you said; it really is up to him! It is not our choice but his
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I would consider it an opportunity to observe how he handles it while quietly making it known to him in private that it is unbecoming behavior. From there, whether he remains my man will be a decision that takes about 3 minutes (or less) lol