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Answered at 1:42 PM on Oct. 10, 2008 by:
keeshac85
That is what mine has told me before too but I find it hard to believe also.
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Answered at 1:43 PM on Oct. 10, 2008 by:
heavensent1174
just cuz there boyz r around, my opinion no, they only tend to do that if other women are around... unless he don't want his friends hearing him being sweet to u or perhaps they don't want to let there friends hear them if u r telling him what to do or when to come home and stuff like that, men like to be the one to have there male friends think they r the ones in charge..
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Answered at 1:43 PM on Oct. 10, 2008 by:
melody77
i haven't noticed so i don't think so but my hubby doesn't really gang out with the boys. he is a real committed family man. if the boys are around i'm usually with him and he calls them with or without me being present.
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Answered at 1:54 PM on Oct. 10, 2008 by:
effie777
well i just got off the phone with him and I was just talking about my family and then i heard these men bome in yelling and then my BF said i gotta go cuz i dnt want them hearing me. i am damn your at work he was on his break why are they following him!
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Answered at 1:59 PM on Oct. 10, 2008 by:
KennsWifey
I've had ex's that did this, but my DH will talk as long as I want. It's actually usually me trying to get off the phone with him. The only time he cares about who's around to hear a conversation is if we are arguing.
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Answered at 2:00 PM on Oct. 10, 2008 by:
kameka
My husband is the sweetest guy you will ever meet, but he still has a damn hard time saying 'i love you' at the end of the conversation if other guys are around. I think it's a masculine issue with most guys. we can see them be sweet and mushy, but guys can't. Some guys (I've known quite a few) can't even talk at all to their SOs while a guy is in the room because even that can be seen as not masculine.
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Answered at 2:01 PM on Oct. 10, 2008 by:
effie777
i mean i feel bad cuz i hung up on him and i hear them in the backround saying my name.
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Answered at 2:03 PM on Oct. 10, 2008 by:
Anonymous
My SO does this. I don't really care because I know its the truth. He doesnt hang out with them much, so when he does, I try not to bother him. I have had bfs that did this before I met my fiance, and they were lying. You have to follow your gut. If you think something is up, it probably is.
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Answered at 2:05 PM on Oct. 10, 2008 by:
effie777
haha kameka my man has the same problem i learned not to say it when he is at work
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Answered at 2:07 PM on Oct. 10, 2008 by:
effie777
i dont think somthing is up i just to understand why he has to get off when his co-workers/friends come in the room.
Asked at 1:36 PM on Oct. 10, 2008 by:
effie777
That is what mine has told me before too but I find it hard to believe also.
just cuz there boyz r around, my opinion no, they only tend to do that if other women are around... unless he don't want his friends hearing him being sweet to u or perhaps they don't want to let there friends hear them if u r telling him what to do or when to come home and stuff like that, men like to be the one to have there male friends think they r the ones in charge..
i haven't noticed so i don't think so but my hubby doesn't really gang out with the boys. he is a real committed family man. if the boys are around i'm usually with him and he calls them with or without me being present.
I've had ex's that did this, but my DH will talk as long as I want. It's actually usually me trying to get off the phone with him. The only time he cares about who's around to hear a conversation is if we are arguing.
My husband is the sweetest guy you will ever meet, but he still has a damn hard time saying 'i love you' at the end of the conversation if other guys are around. I think it's a masculine issue with most guys. we can see them be sweet and mushy, but guys can't. Some guys (I've known quite a few) can't even talk at all to their SOs while a guy is in the room because even that can be seen as not masculine.
My SO does this. I don't really care because I know its the truth. He doesnt hang out with them much, so when he does, I try not to bother him. I have had bfs that did this before I met my fiance, and they were lying. You have to follow your gut. If you think something is up, it probably is.
