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Is there really anything wrong with craving male attention? Well, that depends. First of all, if you’re in a committed relationship, it probably shouldn’t matter to you whether or not other men pine after you, like your Instagram photos, or turn their heads when you walk by. If you do, then A) your partner doesn’t pay enough attention to you or B) you have an ego so large that it takes 1,000 men to stroke it sufficiently. Or one million Instagram followers. There’s also the fact that nobody’s attention—male or otherwise—should determine how highly you value yourself. Sure, male attention can be nice, but some women become addicted to it and let it affect how happy or fulfilled they feel each day. So, is male attention too important to you?
