Poll: "Liking" random pictures that's NOT your significant others

[Dug]

I mean what kind of picture are we talking about? Somebody doing something really interesting, receiving some sort of award etc I think is okay but if you're going and lurking through their timeline and liking pictures of them in a bikini at the beach you're gonna have some problems.

[Crissi]

Possessiveness is not a healthy trait. That's what it ends up as if you prevent your SO from interacting with the other sex entirely. If you're not secure in yourself, you'll push people away with constant complaints

[Tennis]

and what standards are those? How is this a self confidence issue, you want to control that persons every actions and feelings? Isn't expression a freedom? Are you a trollbot?

Think about it. What kind of woman is going to stand for her man constantly liking provocative photos of other females.

[Dug]

Me personally I like all of my friends selfies regardless of sex and whether I'm seeing somebody at the time. It helps boost their confidence to see people liking it and that's a great thing to me so if it makes them happy for even a minute I'm glad to do it.

[lonely zergling]

Normal women with standards and self confidence won't tolerate scumbags who are constantly eyeing up other women. They expect better.

Insecure woman, sure . Normal woman with self confidence wouldn't care at all, they already know that they are the best.

[Xenryusho]

Friends exist. Liking the picture isn't bad. Commenting things like "cute!" or "sexy!" is pretty blatant though. You could support your friend with one button, if you want to comment further question them on their attire. Ex: 'I love your shoes, where did you get it?'.

[Revi]

Think about it. What kind of woman is going to stand for her man constantly liking provocative photos of other females.

Who said they were provocative?

[Mistame]

Normal women with standards and self confidence won't tolerate scumbags who are constantly eyeing up other women. They expect better.

"Normal" women with standards and self confidence understand that looking is a natural thing. Someone who has an issue with that or thinks that guys that look at other women are "scumbags" is naive and no place discussing adult relationships.

[Tennis]

Who said they were provocative?

Have you seen the type of pics women post on social media? Cmon man.

[Deleted]

Yes, it is ok. Your significant other is not your property, and trying to prohibit them from doing harmless things like merely liking someone's picture (especially if it's a friend of them) is not a good idea.
Falls into the same category as people who tell their SOs that they can't hang out with their friends (regardless of their sex) alone anymore.

[Ralikon]

depends. if it's a summer 2015 bikini collage, then there's a side mission.

[Auberdeen]

Think about it. What kind of woman is going to stand for her man constantly liking provocative photos of other females.

when did any1 say provocative? OP didn't specify but i think it's universal common knowledge that liking provocative pictures is a no-no, big time, I think he/she is just talking about selfies or group pics or funny pics or something of that nature.

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Me personally I like all of my friends selfies regardless of sex and whether I'm seeing somebody at the time. It helps boost their confidence to see people liking it and that's a great thing to me so if it makes them happy for even a minute I'm glad to do it.

THIS all day long

[Issalice]

Think about it. What kind of woman is going to stand for her man constantly liking provocative photos of other females.

That's completely different. The OP didn't mention provocative, and the original thread that this spawned from didn't either. This is about general photographs.

[Auberdeen]

Yes, it is ok. Your significant other is not your property, and trying to prohibit them from doing harmless things like merely liking someone's picture (especially if it's a friend of them) is not a good idea.
Falls into the same category as people who tell their SOs that they can't hang out with their friends (regardless of their sex) alone anymore.

THIS all day

[Nillah]

It's not that simple. Who is she? How often do you do it? What kind of picture is it? What are you commenting?

Unfortunately, there is some social antennas, respect and knowledge of your partners feelings involved. Not a yes/no question.

Right. I can't just vote yes or no because it really depends on the situation. Liking a friend's photo is something very different from a half-naked model, or some random person you've never met that adds you.

And just "liking" it as opposed to commenting with memes like the one in that thread is a whole different story too.

[Deleted]

Surely unless you're incredibly insecure would this remotely matter

[Revi]

Have you seen the type of pics women post on social media? Cmon man.

Yeah.. My Facebook has maybe 100 women on it, can't say I ever notice provocative pictures. Unless you think a picture of a woman dressed up nicely is provocative.

[Deleted]

Think about it. What kind of woman is going to stand for her man constantly liking provocative photos of other females.

What's wrong with porn in relationships?

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Yeah.. My Facebook has maybe 100 women on it, can't say I ever notice provocative pictures. Unless you think a picture of a woman dressed up nicely is provocative.

I think their a T word, no sane person let alone a feminist would say this

[breadisfunny]

i'm sensing a lot of insecurity in this thread. it's just a "like" it doesn't really have any real physical meaning. get over it.

[Deleted]

i'm sensing a lot of insecurity in this thread. it's just a "like" it doesn't really have any real physical meaning. get over it.

Scarily so....