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		<title>By: donalda</title>
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		<description>The most you can ask is that he not rubber neck nor stare repeatedly.  All men will continue to look, there&#039;s not much to do about it and policing his every move isn&#039;t the answer.  I am very sensitive about it, even the glances.  Women are naturally hyper alert to sexual threats that&#039;s why a man can&#039;t look without getting caught because we see the pretty woman too, sometimes before he does.  I stopped talking to my husband about it.  I just go to my happy place when he looks.  If he is drooling or rubbernecking, then I say something.  But he doesn&#039;t do that anymore. I think when I started ignoring the behavior he stopped doing it as much.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The most you can ask is that he not rubber neck nor stare repeatedly.  All men will continue to look, there&#8217;s not much to do about it and policing his every move isn&#8217;t the answer.  I am very sensitive about it, even the glances.  Women are naturally hyper alert to sexual threats that&#8217;s why a man can&#8217;t look without getting caught because we see the pretty woman too, sometimes before he does.  I stopped talking to my husband about it.  I just go to my happy place when he looks.  If he is drooling or rubbernecking, then I say something.  But he doesn&#8217;t do that anymore. I think when I started ignoring the behavior he stopped doing it as much.</p>
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