theme park etiquette?

Question

my wife and i and our children went to a theme park this past week and i got caught several times checking out younger girls. my wife is 39 but very hot and has a great body. but there are just other girls who are hot, too. and have different bodies that i've never looked at before.

is it a sin to look?

i didn't take second looks, didn't flirt, didn't do anything but look and smile inside. it felt good to be married, the father of five and sit in a nice chair look at fresh butts and boobs. the horniness paid off later by having great sex with my wife and staying hard through two orgasms.

Answer 1

You're wife might be 39 but you sound about 12. Did you marry young? The real sin is a mature guy asking this question.

Answer 2

Have you ever walked down a street where the restaurants post the menus in the windows. Perhaps you are in an exclusive area
and cannot afford any of the places. You still read them though.
Its a lot like that. You can read the menu you just can't order.
I would hope that you did not stare or leer. Did you save one of those looks for your wife? If not you were asking for grief.
In general I'm a big people watcher and would find it difficult to go into a crowd and not look around.

Answer 3

The moment a man or a woman stops looking, they may as well stop breathing. Hubby and I actually point people out to one another and I think it helps keep a spark in our relationship. Granted, we're both secure in ourselves and our relationship so there's no reason for either of us to feel threatened. We both know who we're going home with (or to) at the end of the night.

Answer 4

Lusting is bad --- if you see an attractive person- it's hard not to notice --- remember - The first look is fine - the second look will mess you up --- wear shades. ... and don't look back or flirt!

Answer 5

Have your wife check them out with you.

Answer 6

no, but if your wife is getting mad, then you should try to be a little less obvious

Answer 7

There's the slippery slope.....