I read on my girlfriend's wall that she was 'so in love with her honey bunny Hugh Jackman'. I mean, it's one thing to acknowledge that someone's attractive and another to say you're 'in love' with them. I don't think she literally means that but it still kind of hurts. Am I being ridiculous?
I really hope I'm not turning into one of those domineering boyfriends.
Think of a celebrity you find really, really attractive.
Adopt the mind of a young female for 5 minutes.
Realise it's playful.
Stop worrying.
Now when I read the OP I did laugh, admittedly, but I would like to propose this, and humour me for a moment:
If Hugh Jackman was to come to her town and go to a bar for a drink and chat her up, she would undoubtedly reciprocate, because it's "OMG HUGH JACKMANZ OMG!!!11 LOLZATRAZ".
This wouldn't be ok.....or would it? Cheating is still cheating, regardless of whether it is with someone who is their idol or a 1 in a million chance or a one-off.
Now like I said, I did initially laugh at the OP but then I thought of it like this:
Say you replace the name "Hugh Jackman" with someone who isn't a celebrity, say a friend of a friend who lives in another country (thus reducing the likelihood of her physically cheating), would it be ok to say she is madly in love with her hunny bunny "Joe Bloggs" or whatever? She might not be cheating and of course as we it's a celebrity we find it tongue-in-cheek and laughable due to her slim chance of ever meeting the guy, but that doesn't mean she wouldn't do something with him if she DID meet him.
I'm just seeing it from his perspective, because really I think it's nothing to worry about as we treat celebrities like sex gods/goddesses and idols and even friends in modern Western culture and she was just writing a playful comment on a celebrity, but still, it's funny how different it may be perceived if it was the name of some friend of hers.
I read on my girlfriend's wall that she was 'so in love with her honey bunny Hugh Jackman'. I mean, it's one thing to acknowledge that someone's attractive and another to say you're 'in love' with them. I don't think she literally means that but it still kind of hurts. Am I being ridiculous?
I really hope I'm not turning into one of those domineering boyfriends.
Try not to be so jealous of stuff, turns girls off.
Lololol, dude, like she has any chance with Hugh Jackman. I wouldn't think anything serious of it