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Then I am confused. :confused:

HEY! I'm agreeing with you. That's what separates douches from normal guys. Married or not, you have to agree that flattery is always nice.

It's especially nice when your wife SEES the chicks showing interest, because then the wife gets all possessive and takes you home and marks her territory!

Definitely nothing wrong with flattery. Manners dictate that you thank the person for the compliment and leave it at that. If they push for anything beyond flattery then it's your responsibility to draw the line.

And then go home and nail the wife while thinking about the chick who was hitting on you! LOL!

you've been with your wife so long that I can understand why you feel that way..

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Hess sometimes I wonder if you're reading an entirely different conversation.

It's especially nice when your wife SEES the chicks showing interest, because then the wife gets all possessive and takes you home and marks her territory!

Definitely nothing wrong with flattery. Manners dictate that you thank the person for the compliment and leave it at that. If they push for anything beyond flattery then it's your responsibility to draw the line.

And then go home and nail the wife while thinking about the chick who was hitting on you! LOL!

HAHA. Definitely true. Reminds me of a funny story recently. So, Nicole's cousin saw our wedding pictures and says, "He's the yummiest of all the cousins." Trust me, it doesn't mean a lot coming from her, as she is quite a large beast. However, Nicole was like, "We have some work to do..."

Game...set...match. Malcolm.

Then I am confused. :confused:

I had to think about it, and then I agreed you. I remembered you just aren't recently married, but rather you've been with her forever. Most new relationships men don't even look at other women because they are so in love.. (at first).

[quote=she is quite a large beast....Game...set...match. Malcolm.[/quote]


:doh: ..............

Yeah, I remember those days, then your normal instincts kick in. You look, but don't touch. That's the rule.

It's cause when the relationship is new you're still interested in looking at your new toy, because you haven't gotten tired of playing with it yet. Has little to do with love at that stage.

You know it's love when you see the Optimus Prime toy that actually shoots missiles and you don't pick it up, and instead continue to play with your plain old G.I. Joe.

Though G.I. Joe never really gets old.

HAHA. Great analogy.