"someone accuses your significant other or spouse of"
giving a member of the opposite sex a salacious look
you mad?
you're in a social setting and you're with them, but since you two aren't tethered at the hip you'both mingling.
Someone accuses your mate of giving them the lustful eyes. You tripping over that?
also, when I say accuse, they don't bring it to you, they tell a mutual friend instead.
I mean, me and the old man whisper shit in public like "look at the ass on that bitch" and keekeekee it off.
If I said I have never stared at another dude's cockprint while he was right next to me I'd be a bald headed lie. We married, we ain't blind nor are we asexual. Also, anyone over the age of 18 should know a look and lustful desire are not mutually exclusive.
We all know this, right?
As long as there was no touch or inappropri talk going on, you tripping? I ain't.
Also, if the spot was dark and they aren't that close to you, how you know they wasn't looking at a bitch behind you, or having a completely opposite thought?
Keep that awkward adolescent shit to yoself and let grown folk do the grown folk. lol
1. "i' d question the person that brought it to me." In response to Reply # 0
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i know when i'm being *looked* at. {you learn} maybe she genuinely felt she was gettin them eyes. to tell a friend -of mine- is nothing. for that friend to tell you is something else.
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