Got Caught Looking

Oh, I got the signal alright, but I have just never been good at that men's room kind of thing. And, yes, I know absolutely and exactly what would have happened! The scene created in my mind of what might have been, was played over and over all the rest of the day and night.

I didn't mention this before, since the thread was about being caught, and not what happened later. A few weeks later, we both were invited to the same back yard cook out. And, yes, we finally did get together.

That's awesome! Maybe I should go study at the library?!

More stories!

I'm sure a lot more goes on in libraries today than is known by the general public. I know it did when I was in High School, of course It was girl's skirts I was looking up then, or smooching and kopping a feel in the back of the balcony book shelves!
Nice pics, btw.

Yeah I saw a guy who was hung, and wondered if he was hard,
he turned around and looked at me right across the room!
I felt like I had been exposed on candid camera LOL
I checked him out later he had a nice semi...

Another time I sat across from a guy he was sitting alone at a table,
I figured well there's lot's of room, I'll just sit there too, he was sitting
there hard as a rock under his tshirt, I must say I enjoyed the view,
my eyes dropped to nipple level where he was boned up, I'm sure he noticed I was checking out his huge boner...I really enjoyed the view...
chatted a bit and moved on...What I really wanted to say was..."Wow
you've got a huge dick"...but I was too shy and somewhat flabbergasted
to say much. LOL..

Man I'd love to know what to say if that happened again!
It would be nice to be prepared...when opportunity knocks!

who knows, maybe one day someone will catch you looking at them, and the next thing you know youll be looking down from the tree you're hanging form.

the beauty of sunglasses... but its more out of curiousity for me

I got caught on Saturday. I'm a big college football fan, and was at my alma mater tailgating before the game. I walked to a different area to visit some friends and came across two guys on the sidewalk who were both wearing mesh basketball shorts, and I don't think either one was wearing underwear. The one in front had a smallish or normal cockhead bobbling, but the second one was a tall, lean, muscular jock who looked like he had a semi lunging to the left with every step. I was wearing shades, so I could hide my eyes, but when I saw the second one I had to stare...and chuckle. He gave it a nudge with his hand and I looked up. He knew what I was looking at and gave a nod and a "hey"...maybe he was checking me out, too. One of my friends says I always show bulge, but from my perspective I don't see it. lol

If you leave home without underwear, expect to get looks!

You can never go wrong with blackout shades. I've somehow gotten a little more bold with looking. I haven't gotten my ass kicked yet, so I think I'm good for now.

I don't know if I've told this story, but when I was like, fifteen, I went to Mimi's Cafe and it was pretty busy at the time so we had to wait a couple of minutes.

While I was waiting, I was sitting across from this guy who was there with his family. He was trying to watch his two wreckless children until the mom came back. At one point he opened his legs, revealing a humongeous bulge. It was snaking down his thigh and was split by the center seam of his shorts.

Their family got called to a table before mine, so he stood up and when he did, the whole magnificent package was in plain view. I remember being so hard at that moment that I had to sit with my elbows in my crotch to not show off my teenage hardon.

I don't think that is exactly correct! I believe more bi and gay guys look, and less of the perfectly straight do, unless they sit off to the side of the 100% straight title.

I beg to differ! I think it is more of a gay bi comparison than a straight one! 100% straight men do not usually compare...but those that are not exactly straight will, however!

Well, according to some of the latest studies, ALL men check out the packages of other men to some degree. As I've said before on other forums, I think it's about dominance at the core. Sure for some it's sexual curiousity, but even for the 100% straight guy, he's checking out the competition. I'll admit (and I'm 90% straight), that I notice men who are physcially taller or have bigger chests or arms, or just look physically intimidating when I'm in any public arena. I try to be aware of who is around me and what perceived threats may be in the area. I also admit to checkin the crotch area on most guys I come across in public and private. I don't DWELL on the area, but I definitely notice how the guy carries himself and his package. If he's all about hiding it, and I don't mind showing mine some, then I can probably dominate the interaction and win any disagreement.

My experience has shown that the guy who is showing some bulge is also doing so to say "Here I am. Warning to other males, this guy is on the block!" It is a type of invitation to sexual notice and to physical and social hierarchy. I can attest that in high school, even though I wasn't physically tall or intimidating, I was well hung enough that other guys gave me respect. I personally think it's hard wired (no pun intended).

I agree!

(Love that avatar!)

But why should he be arrested for quietly, non-verbally, non-physically admiring a mans bulge through his clothes. I could not count the number of times I have had to smack my ex-husband for looking at a womens ample bust through tight fitting blouses.

Please explain how the simple act of looking at a fully clothed man in public becomes tantamount to harrassment.

Well, that sets me off on another Seinfeld reference. . . .

Setting: locker room

KRAMER: Hey, you know, this is the first time we've ever seen each other naked.

JERRY: Believe me, I didn't see anything.

KRAMER: Oh, you didn't sneak a peek?

JERRY: No, did you?

KRAMER: Yeah, I snuck a peek.

JERRY: Why?

KRAMER: Why not? Hey, what about you, George?

GEORGE: Yeah, I snuck a peek. . . . But it was so fast I didn't see anything. It was just a blur.

JERRY: I made a conscious effort not to look. There's certain information I just don't want to have.