Conundrum

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  1. Where did I say I assumed anything? We have talked about it, that's how we know.
  2. Luckily, my s/o and I have the same outlook on bachelor(ette) parties and so this is a non-issue for us. This thread was mainly just to get some discussion and opinions going.
  3. Were you spending every weekend at the dz without her? I can see how someone might start to dislike it (if that were the case).
  4. A guy that considers the bachelor party as last day as a being "single/free" is not someone I'd be interested in marrying. But that's just me.
  5. Jealousy/insecurity and control issues are frequently masked as problems with 'respect'. Not for me, thanks.
  6. I would imagine that the purpose is to look at a woman dancing naked. Ultimately, men are pretty simple. Thanks smartypants. May as well go to a stripblub regularly then, I mean what guy wouldn't want to look at a woman dancing naked everyday?
  7. Most men I know see the Bachelor party not as a celebration of getting married, but as a celebration/farewell to being "single". In that light you aren't being disprespectful to your partner (cause you aren't celebrating getting married together, that's what the wedding is for). A guy that considers the bachelor party as last day as a being "single/free" is not someone I'd be interested in marrying. But that's just me.
  8. Ah. I don't think that looking at other women is disrespectful under most circumstances (strippers at bachelor parties included). Now, a guy turning around to stare at someone else while you're in the middle of a conversation, that's disrespectful. Having a stripper at a party in a room full of other men... not so much, IMO, but everybody's got different limits as to what's cool. See, I wouldn't think it's disrespectful to go to a strip club together, but more specifically for a bachelor party, I don't see the point of celebrating getting married by looking at another woman dance naked in your face. I mean, really, what is the purpose?
  9. Offend someone? What does offending anyone have anything to do with it?
  10. Neither of those, I'm talking about respect for your s/o.
  11. See that's the thing, it's not necesarily about not trusting them. Like I said before, for me personally it's a respect issue.
  12. I can see that point with strippers, because you (can) only look not touch. There's really no other reason to get a hooker other than for sex. You don't pay for a hooker to strip, you get them for sex. Well for me personally, it's not about trust, it's about respect. And I think it's disrespectful. I don't see the point of celebrating getting married by having another person stripping for you and dancing in your face naked.
  13. Really? You wouldn't have a problem with your fiance fucking someone else?
  14. Why does it matter if they ask or not? What if it wasn't even brought up and they had strippers there and you found out later; it's not a lie then is it?
  15. Are you ok with strippers being at your s/o bachelor(ette) party? *note: this has nothing to do with my personal life, just stirring up discussion*
  16. Why should you discourage them from having sex? Oh I dunno, because babies shouldnt be having babies?
  17. Well, I'm not talking about birth control for other purposes other than a pregnancy preventive.
  18. Teen pregnancy wouldnt be an issue if adults actually did that nowadays. I dont blame kids for having kids. i blame the adults for not teaching higer morals and values. Granted kids make mistakes..i know i made a few. Nothing to the extent of the thread topically luckily..but having a strong foundation as to the consequences is the best way to defend against it! Unfortunetly, not a lot of adults even have morals and values anymore.
  19. That's a completely different situation, though. You weren't given birth control pills to have safer sex, you were given them to lessen the pain.
  20. Just reading a discussion about this sort of thing on another board. Wanted to see what you guys had to say about it.
  21. Yes, and I have no problem saying it.