Is she wrong?

Question

I’ve seen a lot of controversy revolving around Ayesha Curry’s comment on how no men pay attention to her now that she’s married, and I wanted to know what all of your opinions on it are. Is she wrong for feeling this way? Has anyone ever felt the same?

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I understand what she is saying I know my husband looks at me but it's a nice confidence booster if another man tells me I'm pretty. I dont mean a males attention like talking everyday or anything like that, just a simple comment when at the store or something. 😊😁

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I feel like it’s completely different and harder for her. Her husband is on the road going to games, then he has conferences to go to and fans to meet and she’s lonely... it’s not like us regular people where our man goes to work for 8-12 hours and we feel like we don’t get attention, her man must be gone for days at a time and she has her babies to watch over. She wants some male attention. Not saying its okay to just go out and look for it but sometimes we need that boost, or she needs that attention. She knows her boundaries, I’m sure.

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I think it’s weird 🤷🏻‍♀️ I have never thought about wanting other men’s attention while married. Obviously your husband’s looking at you so there’s that and also my self worth or how I feel about myself doesn’t depend on strangers specifically strange men finding me attractive.

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I think it’s completely valid. Why aren’t married men respected as being married, but when a woman is married, males won’t even talk to them as friends! It’s ludicrous...

Is she wrong?

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