Peeping husbands! How do you handle them?
peeping husband, what do you think?
Your man is a hardcore peep; a very consistent glancer who never takes his eyes away from anything in skirt.
Every passing Eve within the environment that both of you find yourself: (parties, family gathering, churches and at every occasion that require the presence of other folks young and old) comes under his x-ray.
Your man is a hardcore peep; a very consistent glancer who never takes his eyes away from anything in skirt. Every passing Eve within the environment that both of you find yourself: (parties, family gathering, churches and at every occasion that require the presence of other folks young and old) comes under his x-ray.
Despite consistent challenges and argument on the reason why he keeps glancing away at every passing object whenever you are both together, the excuse is ‘It does not matter, afterwards I am not touching’.
As you agonise, thinking about his terrible addiction and how to curtail it, he keeps breaking his promises of having turned a real born again from the social pest personality that he had maintained for long.
His constant promise to ditch his act and concentrate on you when eating out had been met with levity. The more outing you do, the more pain you receive as his eyes unrepentantly roles to and fro and at times sideways in apparent stare at every passing eve in the vicinity. Hoops! This flagrant disrespect for you whenever you are together has almost sent you into mental discomfort and counselling.
For many women especially those that feel insecure in their relationship, it is an albatross and a situation that breeds heartbreak, insecurity and phobia.
As you agonise, thinking about his terrible addiction and how to curtail it, what has constantly come to your mind is: What is it that the other woman has got that I haven’t got?
According to Shade, a London based hairdresser and socialite: ‘I am a confident woman to the core. I don’t care wherever my husband looks because I know every man is addicted. I dress to please myself and whatever happens in party environment is really irrelevant to me’
‘My advice to other serious women is, dress nice to shame those teasers who play the major part in this men peeping businesses’, she advised.
Ngozi is a very possessive housewife. She spoke on how once she engaged in a fist curve after discovering her husband had cat-called a young lady and the lady smiled back in admiration.
‘My blood pressure surged suddenly and before I realised I pushed the lady away in anger as I couldn’t stand my husband smiling captivatingly to another woman.
Ladies, how will you handle your partner’s idiotic behaviour? Will you go to an extra length challenging the other woman if you sense your man could be moving closer?
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