Men in relationships use 'bounce method' to avoid tempting attractive singletons

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READ MORE: Loved-up Brits claim they'd forgive partner for cheating between their sheetsThe phenomenon is not a new one, and it isn’t a problematic notion to follow.

You simply bounce your view elsewhere when you see someone tempting or trying to catch your eye.Every time they try to make eye contact with you, you simply bounce your gaze to something else - anything, a piece of furniture, the floor, or your lovely pattern is always a safe bet.TikToker Daniella posted about the method after a group of attractive girls kept trying to make eyes at her husband at a festival - and he refused to meet their looks.She said: “I didn’t know this until I started dating my now husband...

I will never forget we were at stagecoach and we were actually working at the festival.“There was a group of girls there, they were flawless.

We also happened to be working with them and they came up to me and were like ‘hey, that guy you’ve been talking to a lot we’re so annoyed we keep looking at him and waving at him for the last three days and he has not given us a glance on time’.“Then they literally said to me ‘are we not pretty?’ and I was like oh my God you’re gorgeous but that is my boyfriend.“I remember talking to him about it later and he was like yeah it’s called the bounce method or whatever if you see someone attractive you just bounce somewhere else because if it's not your person you’re checking out it's disrespectful that you’re looking at someone else”.The method, however, doesn’t only relate to attractive singletons, apparently, it can be used in any area of life to help you avoid temptation when you come face to face with it. READ MORE:.