relative clauses

[aysaa]

Hi,

If you are a guy who doesn't glare at a girl for hours who walks in the street, you are a different guy.

I couldn't figure out where to put 'for hours' in that sentence. (P.S I want to say that the guy glares at a girl).

If you are a guy who doesn't glare at a girl who walks in the street for hours, you are a different guy.

If we construct the sentence as above, we will have infered that the girl walks for hours.
I couldn't find because there are 2 relative clauses. I have been confused.

Please help.

[bhaisahab]

Hi,

If you are a guy who doesn't glare at a girl for hours who walks in the street, you are a different guy.

I couldn't figure out where to put 'for hours' in that sentence. (P.S I want to say that the guy glares at a girl).

If you are a guy who doesn't glare at a girl who walks in the street for hours, you are a different guy.

If we construct the sentence as above, we will have infered that the girl walks for hours.
I couldn't find because there are 2 relative clauses. I have been confused.

Please help.

Both are unnatural.

[aysaa]

Could you please make them better?

[bhaisahab]

Could you please make them better?

"If you are a guy who doesn't stare at girls walking in the street, you are a different sort of guy."

[aysaa]

Thanks...That is what I want to utter. But I want to put 'for hours' in that sentence. And I don't know where to put.

"If you are a guy who doesn't stare at girls walking in the street for hours, you are a different sort of guy."

• or

"If you are a guy who doesn't stare at girls for hours walking in the street, you are a different sort of guy."

[bhaisahab]

Thanks...That is what I want to utter. But I want to put 'for hours' in that sentence. And I don't know where to put.

"If you are a guy who doesn't stare at girls walking in the street for hours, you are a different sort of guy."

• or

"If you are a guy who doesn't stare at girls for hours walking in the street, you are a different sort of guy."

"If you are a guy who doesn't stare for hours at girls walking in the street..."