So you’re out with your girlfriend and this screamin’ hot girl walks by. You, Mr. Lookie Lou, naturally scan the cutiepie and then turn back to your girlfriend who’s own eyes have become piercing slits of “Oh, no you din’t!” Caught in the act, huh? Well, I’ll bet you think I’m going to tell you that a Hero doesn’t look in the first place. Wrong. In fact, the girls do it too. The ladies just know how to do it better. (Oh, and if you’ve caught us looking, it’s because we wanted you to.) Here’s some tips on the difference between how the Zero and the Hero do it.
How Zeros Look at Other Women:
The Bobblehead – You look up and see the other woman. You start checking her out. Here’s what we see: You moving your head from top to bottom-or in true Zero fashion-from cha cha’s to gambs.
The Robot – Like the Terminator, you spot your moving target and follow it. Here’s what we see: You turning your head in a slow arc across the room.
Sir Glance-a-lot – While the other two are irrating at best, constantly looking at other women and getting caught or worse, looking at one woman multiple times is a serious offense! Here’s what we see: A jerk who is keeping his options open and is sending the “I’m into you!” message to the other woman (or women).
How Heroes look at Other Women:
Okay, this is what we do. Try it and it might help:
- Glance once and don’t gaze. You may think your glancing now, but trust me, you’re not. Rule of thumb: spend as much time looking at the other woman as you would a street sign when driving.
- No head movement. No squinting.
- Look while your girlfriend is in the bathroom or she’s talking to someone else (make sure her back is turned and she’s in your line of sight)
- Don’t look while you two are talking to each other. Duh.
- If your girlfriend catches you, throw her off by making some critical or odd comment about the other woman (”I think she used to work in our mailroom” or “Her shirt is way too short. Hello, Trixie-trailer-trash!”) Note: Use sparingly, you don’t want her to become suspicious. Finally, and I can’t believe I have to tell some of you guys this, but I’ve seen it happen: Do not, under any circumstances, tell your girlfriend that the woman you were checking out is “hot,” “attractive,” “interesting,” “has great [clothes, eyes, smile, etc.].” She will not be happily agreeing with you, Lookie Lou foo.
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