If someone is using it "appropriately" then the inappropriateness started well before the follow. The follow isn't the issue.
I can't speak on people who do things inappropriately. I would assume that if you are in a relationship then you would be with someone who wasn't being "inappropriate." So I don't understand why ya'll would be applying that mentality to your girl unless you are dating someone you can't trust.
That's like me applying man whore behavior to my boyfriend. That shouldn't be the case.
I don't disagree. The reality is a lot of men are dating attention whores. You are right the follow is not the singular issue, and not the root cause of issues. You are also right that in an ideal world men would not commit to such attention whores and all relationships would be between stable, trustworthy people.The follow is still an issue though.
Put it this way, youre dating a woman who wears short shorts with her booty cheeks hanging out cuz she likes how it makes guys holla at her (even tho she tells her bf "its just my style" lol).
If she goes on to have sex with one of those men, that's still cheating, despite the fact that yes the inappropriateness started well before she had sex with someone else and even before she invited men to holla by wearing booty shorts (it started with her attention seeking mindset). And despite the fact that no man should have gotten in an LTR with an attention ho in the first place.


