I learned a new term while watching American Dad, Rubberneckers episode: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt3667582/ In summary (as a parody to Snowden case), Stan becomes a target for a CIA elimination operation for exposing to his wife the covert operation all men do: eyeball other women. I hope my wife never finds this place and if she does, I hope @Baron can push the atomic button and wipe all my data, but let's not get ahead of ourselves and avoid having fun just because our wives might find out So here's why I need Baron's capability (along with EU's GDPR enforcement) to wipe out what I'll say next: My wife has no idea I rubberneck. Probably most wives don't or at least convincingly pretend they don't. My wife has actually, like cartoon character Stan's wife, told me at some point how much she appreciates that I only have eyes for her. Yeah, right. "I never in my life have looked at another woman after I met you" ) Overall I read somewhere and my life experience confirms this thing: if you're a reasonably attractive man (need to be reasonably attractive to ladies to pull this off) then your perception in life about 20-ish something women follows this progression: - At 20 you like maybe one in ten women / chicks (of 20-ish something age, I repeat). - At 40 you like half of women of 20-ish something age. - At 80 you like all of them. I enjoy re-watching shows of my youth or even looking at video clips from when I was 20-ish myself because as I grow older (I'm 40-ish now), I keep seeing them with new eyes, kudos the algorithm described above. Effectively I see what foolish younger me never saw Take this 2000-ish Romanian billboard music video that I recall perfectly but I haven't really looked at when I was of age (so more like 0 than one in ten). Holly Molly, I feel 80 already!!
Sounds like trying to convince your wife you've got "eyes only for her" after a "Rubberneckers" episode is tougher than convincing a cat to take a bath.