Thursday, November 27, 2008

Why do married men/women flirt?

I chose this topic upon request; and I find it quite interesting.


Not only married men flirt, married women are commonly doing it nowadays. I just don’t understand. Can flirting solve the marital problems or making them worst than ever? Or are they just doing it for fun? Do it for fun or whatever...just don't jeopardize your marriage..




Men with ego bigger than the Boeing 747 will never admit their mistakes, they will twist their words and makes it look as if it’s the wifey’s fault....Hello! (knock!knock!)...Admitting your mistakes, won’t kill (yeah, yeah..it will only kill your ego, but that’s just about it!)...



Remember the song by Rihanna...”Take A Bow”? I like the verse:



Don’t tell me you’re sorry cause you’re not
And baby when I know you’re only sorry you got caught....




If you’re lucky, he’ll say “I’m sorry”..., but I think deep inside he’s just sorry that he just couldn’t continue flirting..! (correct me if I’m wrong)!!



An article from msn.com


Why Married Men Flirt


Flirting is a often viewed as a way to meet potential mates. An overly flirtatious husband can cause several types of marriage problems. Often, the wife feels hurt, rejected, and alone.

The most common reasons why married men flirt:


he is having a midlife crisis


he is unhappy with wife


he is not sexually attracted to his wife


he likes the attention other women give him


he is bored with married life


he is insecure about self


it makes him feel better about himself


he needs to validate his attractiveness and sexuality


he thinks flirting is harmless


he is looking to have an affair


it is exciting


to meet emotional needs such as feeling liked, being popular, or being thought of as funny, entertaining, attractive, or sexy


as a passive-aggressive way of getting even with the wife. He may have felt rejected sexually and emotionally, so the flirting can be a message to the partner to shape up or risk losing the marriage


an attempt to get the wife's attention


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