Would you be annoyed if your boyfriend liked other girls pics on Facebook?

[Longbowman]

Hate when that happens.

If I had a penny.

[Gooding]

You're justified to be mad. When I was in relationships, I didn't like photos of single girls unless they were mutual friends of mine and my girlfriend's, and after I broke up I deleted all photos I had with my exes. Now I'm single and I'm not on Facebook so I don't have this conundrum.

I didn't stalk my girlfriends' accounts because there are simply things I don't want to know... and I think it's healthier to have a level of privacy and trust.

I hear you. I'm single too, now. My wife divorced me after five years of marriage, but there was no infidelity on my part ( and, as far as I know, not on her part either. She was one of the most emotionally frigid people I've ever known), but there was a lot of her throwing tantrums, threatening divorce and a lot of me pleading and doing everything I could to appease her. Every single mother in law joke you can think of applies here. The thing is, we got free housing and money and so her parents felt perfectly justified in interfering in every way humanly possible in our relationship and Tammy accepted that as right. We went down to Florida, where I was effectively isolated from my own family and at the mercy of people unrelated to me by blood ( don't believe the bullshit. Blood does matter.). I'm single now, I'm working a couple of jobs that I love and I'm back in the Commonwealth with my family. I'll never allow myself to get as dependent on the good graces of another family as I was with that lot again. There are more important things to worry about than who's looking at what on the net.

[Black Wolf]

Being honest we men are always looking other women, it doesnt matter if you have gf/wife you love them and she is a beautiful lovely person, still you can avoid admiring the beauty of other women, but it doesn't mean you run after every pretty women or look after having affairs with all of them.(at least not most of us).

Men looking women is something natural it is instinctive you just can't avoid it.

100% correct.

[Black Wolf]

I hear you. I'm single too, now. My wife divorced me after five years of marriage, but there was no infidelity on my part ( and, as far as I know, not on her part either. She was one of the most emotionally frigid people I've ever known), but there was a lot of her throwing tantrums, threatening divorce and a lot of me pleading and doing everything I could to appease her. Every single mother in law joke you can think of applies here. The thing is, we got free housing and money and so her parents felt perfectly justified in interfering in every way humanly possible in our relationship and Tammy accepted that as right. We went down to Florida, where I was effectively isolated from my own family and at the mercy of people unrelated to me by blood ( don't believe the bullshit. Blood does matter.). I'm single now, I'm working a couple of jobs that I love and I'm back in the Commonwealth with my family. I'll never allow myself to get as dependent on the good graces of another family as I was with that lot again. There are more important things to worry about than who's looking at what on the net.

You are very right that blood does matter when in a relationship.

[Hithaeglir]

Being honest we men are always looking other women, it doesnt matter if you have gf/wife you love them and she is a beautiful lovely person, still you can avoid admiring the beauty of other women, but it doesn't mean you run after every pretty women or look after having affairs with all of them.(at least not most of us).

Men looking women is something natural it is instinctive you just can't avoid it.

Looking and admiring is normal,women do it too.But there must be some tact when it comes to expressing this admiration For example ,liking pics on facebook of half naked women in bikinis or stare at the breasts of another woman while being out with your gf is kinda sleazy and shows disrespect towards your partner,since it's a given that they are going to notice.

[Aviator]

Annoyed? Sure. Worried or legitimately upset? Not at all.

[Armand_Duval]

Looking and admiring is normal,women do it too.But there must be some tact when it comes to expressing this admiration For example ,liking pics on facebook of half naked women in bikinis or stare at the breasts of another woman while being out with your gf is kinda sleazy and shows disrespect towards your partner,since it's a given that they are going to notice.

I agree about when you go out with your partner, it is rude to stare at every attractive women that cross in front of you, but not about the part of liking pictures at internet, everybody does it. At leats I am not going to feel jelous if my wife liked some "Joe's" pictures in the internet unless if we were talking about some dudes that she knows irl, an exboyfrined or a dude that you knew had an strong interest on her or some other kind of male that have had or you suspected has some kind of emotional link with your partner, that would be different.


When my wife an I see movies at home together, she constantly tells me about her "boyfriends", Tom Cruise, Pierce Brosnan, De Niro, etc and I don't mind, that would be silly, I also compliment many gals at this site, Benedicta and her sister, Cyra and some others and it doesn't mean that I am going after them in you know what I mean.

[Hithaeglir]

I agree about when you go out with your partner, it is rude to stare at every attractive women that cross in front of you, but not about the part of liking pictures at internet, everybody does it. At leats I am not going to feel jelous if my wife liked some "Joe's" pictures in the internet unless if we were talking about some dudes that she knows irl, an exboyfrined or a dude that you knew had an strong interest on her or some other kind of male that have had or you suspected has some kind of emotional link with your partner, that would be different.


When my wife an I see movies at home together, she constantly tells me about her "boyfriends", Tom Cruise, Pierce Brosnan, De Niro, etc and I don't mind, that would be silly, I also compliment many gals at this site, Benedicta and her sister, Cyra and some others and it doesn't mean that I am going after them in you know what I mean.

Well all of this is different for each couple and depends on what level of communication they have achieved.If you can trust your partner,such small things will annoy you less and you will be able to laugh at yourself.

[Beit El]

Flirting on Facebook, with over a billion members, with people you know, out in the open isn't the same as flirting on some message board nobody's ever heard of with someone you'll never meet halfway around the world.

Nonetheless it's the same concept.

[Pjeter Pan]

Nope, I wouldnt give 2 shits.

Its only a like