What do guys who watch your stories think about them?

Sure, many guys watch stories. It varies from person to person. Some might enjoy fictional tales, while others prefer real-life or historical stories. It really comes down to what catches their attention.

Some guys watch stories for entertainment and to escape from daily stress.

It could be that your stories have elements that appeal to them, like humor, drama, or unique perspectives. Sometimes, people just stumble upon them and get hooked.

Maybe they find your stories interesting or engaging.

It might be that they're being indecisive or playing games. They watch your stories to stay connected in a passive way while avoiding the responsibility of a real interaction.

It could be that they have a genuine interest in your experiences or the way you tell the stories. Sometimes, it's just a way to pass the time and be entertained.

One guy decided to travel across the United States by road. He drove through different states, experiencing the diverse cultures. In New Orleans, he was immersed in the unique jazz music and Creole cuisine. In California, he surfed at the beaches and visited the famous Hollywood sign. It was a journey full of new experiences and memories.

Another guy has a hobby of collecting stamps. He has stamps from all over the world. His collection started with a few stamps from his grandfather. He spends hours researching about the history and origin of each stamp in his collection, and sometimes he exchanges stamps with other collectors online.

It is somewhat common. In fields such as sports writing or adventure writing, guys do write stories that are mainly read by other guys. For example, books about extreme sports adventures are often written by men and appeal to male readers who are interested in those activities. However, it's not exclusive, as there are also female readers who enjoy these types of stories.

Maybe they're being shy or unsure how to approach you directly. Watching your stories could be their way of keeping tabs on you without having to engage just yet.

It might be that they're being indecisive or playing games. Maybe they ghosted initially because they were scared or unsure, but then can't resist checking up on you through your stories.