While I was still in undergrad, about four years ago (I was 22), I worked at a grocery store. While putting a product on the shelf, a woman walked behind me (we were the only two around). I turned and you could say I liked what I saw. Since I "knew" her, I know she was in her early 40s at the time - she was a teller at my bank and had casually conversed a few times at my store. However, I didn't know it was her until my eyes were fully fixated on her as I admittedly stared.
She stopped, turned her head to catch me dead in the act of eyeballing her legs and ass. I thought I was dead as an employee and at the bank. But instead she smirked and raised her eyebrow that said 'Like what you see?' She said nothing before continuing walking down the isle. I will preface that I believe our paths crossing was a coincidence.
I suppose my question is, have you ever caught a younger man staring at you in a public place (such as retail) how did you react, and did you take the staring as a compliment or rude?
hahahaha guess that would have been the newspaper boy but I'm sure he was just trying not to hit me with his bike as he passed lol
I work as a lecturer in a university so perving younger guys happens and I always find it creepy in that setting. However in different settings and often in situations when I'm with hubby it is very erotic.
On a beach, night out, in the gym. They are all settings that works and it can be very lush when hubby also notices and smirks at me.
It's a compliment and good to know there is something worth looking at and especially if a younger guy is doing the looking.
Stare all you want.
I receive compliments and will say thank you but other than that, they are younger than me so I don't sexualize them.
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Oh I'm a flirt and Tease, so I like to be looked at. Appreciate the beauty of people around you, just keep your hands to yourself, don't stalk me and flirt back dammit.
It makes us both feel sexy.
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I don’t mind guys looking of any age. I take it as a compliment. Sometimes I wish they would do more than just stare. It doesn’t hurt to walk up to a girl and ask her to dance or ask if you could buy her a drink. The worse thing that could happen is we say no. But there have been many times when I would have gladly said yes.
Only by a few who were obviously clueless or had a preposterous belief in their ability to 'cure' me. I rather like another woman giving more than a passing glance, which I return with a smile, then scurry away.
im nearly 50, so id def take it as a compliment x
Ha, Last time it happened I stole his bicycle !
When younger guys STOP checking me out is when I'll get worried.
Most of my experiences with younger men looking at me are on the beach or in some bar/club. I don't mind it, but when the looking becomes touchy which it does in bars sometimes, then I put a stop to it...most of the time.
It’s when I wink back I see the red flush in their face and I gather the rising unseen reaction in his pants. I am afraid that where it begins and ends.
I would not attempt it with a guy my own age - it may not stop at a wink.
Enjoy them looking and lusting. It’s nature at its finest
Being stared at in public by a younger man is guaranteed to dampen the panties. Being stared at in private is even more of a turn-on.
Caught a couple of them staring yesterday while shopping.
It kind of makes me horny. If I find him more in to me,I might take him with me and have fun.
It is flattering and definitely a turn on.
I love showing off at them
I enjoy the attention from younger guys.
... why do you think I shop at the Home Depot?
I've never noticed anyone staring, but if I ever do I think I will surely be flattered rather than offended
