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10 Things Women Do Behind Closed Doors

As you might already know, women are creatures who were not made to be understood. They are unpredictable, intelligent, funny, beautiful, hard-working, serious, and devoted. They have the capacity to…

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10. They cyber-stalk 

They open their social media accounts and they look at all the interesting things they can find.

Whether they watch funny videos, they are looking for something to buy online, or they are simply listening to some of their favorite songs, the Internet is an amazing tool they aren’t afraid to use!

Suddenly, after they spent a while scrolling around, they get curious about their friends, other people, their partners, so they start looking at their profiles, analyzing their pictures.

Although it is not good to stalk someone due to the fact that you’re wasting time, we have to admit that sometimes it’s actually entertaining to do so!

15 Comments

  1. Your emails are annoying and a waste of my time.
    You are deceptive and you tease the reader without letting the reader finish a story.
    The reader is always on the hunt for the next paragraph. My time is too valuable to waste.

  2. I do put money in my bra. I learned that from my mother. I also have a favorite bra, but I bought two of them so they get washed regularly. I don’t dress up just to take selfies, but when I do dress up I make sure to snap a pic. I only wash my hair every 4 to 5 days otherwise my scalp gets too dry. As I’ve gotten older I don’t have much body hair, that saves a ton of time! lol

  3. A lot of police are not side tracked by a person flirting. They take their job seriously and will put one in their place. As it should be. I know some who are very stern with drivers.

  4. Well, you didn’t say anything about toys. But it is family friendly, so that’s fine. If I was beauriful, I would use it. Very good looking men seem to have things go their way, more often than not, also. I’m very strong. Should I try to hide it? As long as you don’t use it to someone’s detriment, it is a gift. I am reminded of Anna Nichole Smith’s marriage to that old billionaire. They both got what they wanted. What’s the problem?

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