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Why are some women hypocritical in a relationship?
Topic Started: Oct 21 2017, 01:40 AM (681 Views)
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My wife and her friends talks to about crushes and secret fantasies, but she gets really mad when i tell her about my crush.
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That's been my experience in every relationship except a select few so far.
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You'd have to ask your wife and her friends. Presumably their reasons aren't going to be the same as the other 3.5 billion women on the planet. It might have to do with a lack of communication on one of or more likely both of your parts if I had to hazard a guess, though it's more or less a shot in the dark. Still, I find that's generally the root of a lot of problems in relationships between people.
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I've never had this issue with my girlfriend. We are both very open with stuff like that and it never caused any issues. You two need to talk, without her friends if at all possible.
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It really depends on the person, because this is definitely not the norm. It's also not just women, some men are also jealous types that can't stand hearing about former partners/crushes.
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Same reason some men are hypocrites in relationships: people are often hypocritical.
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I do see this a lot with women though, they'll ogle hot guys at the beach and stuff but when they're man does it they get pissed about not being enough for him and all that.

I guess maybe it's because men are typically the chasers and if a man is showing interest that can be taken as them planning to accost random hot chicks, whereas women are usually the ones being accosted so perhaps they view it as okay because they won't be doing any chasing.

Which is kind of a lack of trust really.

Though reasonable if it's like a close friend or an ex you claim to have the hots for but just random people or celebrities should hold no issue really.
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I'd say it probably happens in similar numbers for both sexes. Jealousy isn't a gender-specific trait. But in healthy relationships, it shouldn't really be an issue.
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Oct 21 2017, 08:29 AM
Same reason some men are hypocrites in relationships: people are often hypocritical.
^ This. A truly wise person doesn't generalize a specific gender or any group of people based on their experience alone. We can't include billions of humans into our conversation, right?

But I were to give any advice, how exactly did you find out what she talks about with her friends? If they did it privately, unless it is personally related to you, you should give her some intimacy. Generally, giving each other space is essential to a healthy relationship.

If she talks in your presence AND it bothers you, you should have a talk with her and ask her to stop, regardless of anything. It's also essential to respect each other's feelings. You should come to terms and make a pact.

If she talks in your presence and you give no s*** about it, but she does when you do, you should understand the fact that she's your wife, not your clone. You can't be the same in everything. One person may be jealous whereas the other one is perfectly ok hearing the other's full history even with juicy details. If it doesn't bother you hearing your wife's chattering but she'd rather not hear about your crushes, what's the problem?

Where I actually wanted to get... We don't know all the factors, but my point is, it's not necessarily about hypocrisy all the time. A relationship will always have two people confronting their differences.
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Well then....I'm just flabbergasted at the topic. Talk to your wife and handle ya business
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Oct 21 2017, 05:47 PM
I'd say it probably happens in similar numbers for both sexes. Jealousy isn't a gender-specific trait. But in healthy relationships, it shouldn't really be an issue.
Completely agree, I have plenty of guy friends who are the jealous, insecure type. I also have plenty of female friends who are exactly the same.
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I think one of the bigger reasons for hypocrisy in general is that every action you make has been justified and thought over in your head. You understand your intentions behind everything you do. You don't know the thought process of a decision other people make, which leads to more worrying and paranoia.

It's easy to talk about finding someone attractive knowing full well you have no intention of ever doing anything about it. It's not as easy to hear your partner talk about someone attractive, not knowing what they're thinking behind that.
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You're easy going when she does it so she does it.

Why would she stop if on the outside you don't seem to care?

Some girls grow up gossiping and talking about boys and when they get in a relationship they might not even think twice about continuing because it's harmless. If you communicate your feelings they'd prob stop but might make u look insecure.

I'm making assumptions but WTV.
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