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Do you consider Strip Clubs as cheating?

  • poll: Do you consider Strip Clubs as cheating?
    Yes : (12 votes)
    20 %
    No : (48 votes)
    80 %
  1. MsLipGloss

    GOLD / pineapple / 12662 posts

    @MrsJacks: LOL! We're a lively and adventurous bunch today!

  2. Lozza

    pear / 1837 posts

    There's a strip club in Atlanta with really unfortunate-looking strippers, and it's kind of a hipster hangout. DH went there a few times with friends in grad school.
    I think he's also been to a couple "real" ones for bachelor parties, and his friends took him to one for his bachelor party as kind of a joke since it's normally such an un-him-like thing to do. He texted me from the bathroom probably seven times when he was there. I was amused. I have zero problem with DH watching porn so it's not like I object to him seeing other boobs or whatever else, and I think DH is plenty aware of how unlikely it is that any of the strippers are actually interested in clients. Plus, I keep him pretty busy. It's not like the man is in need of additional outlets for releasing tension. So to speak.
    I definitely have jealousy issues that I try to keep a handle on, but if we were to ever have a problem with cheating, I think it's about a thousand times less likely that it would involve a stripper than just some woman he'd meet out in the world, regardless of whether he goes to clubs or not.
    I think my opinions mirror @Cole's- if it's a group event with his friends, I don't care at all. If it was something that he was doing on his own, or in secret, that would be a big-ass problem for me.

  3. sorrycharlie

    hostess / watermelon / 14932 posts

    @MsLipGloss: hahah I was thinking the same thing! hellobee is bumpin' today!

    I don't consider it cheating, but if I were ever upset with my husband attending (and he would never unless it was a bachelor party, even then I'm honestly not sure) it would not be because I didn't trust him, but my own insecurities.

    That said - he's been in the past (before we were together) and has mentioned how gross they were.

    I will admit that I loved Magic Mike..

  4. MsLipGloss

    GOLD / pineapple / 12662 posts

    @Lozza: Why you gotta try to bring down the Atl? *wink*

    @SorryCharlie: Funny how I am okay around female strippers (I have been to clubs a couple of times), but I am ridiculously nervous and uncomfortable around male strippers (my friends and I hired one for a bachelorette party in college, and I could barely watch!).

    I will probably rent Magic Mike when it comes out on Apple t.v. I like to keep m y options open - lol!

  5. Lozza

    pear / 1837 posts

    @MsLipGloss: Oh honey, I miss the ATL like crazy and would move back in a minute if I could! (That reference was to the Clermont Lounge, if you were wondering and/or couldn't tell!)

  6. MsLipGloss

    GOLD / pineapple / 12662 posts

    @Lozza: Lol! Yep - there was only one place that came to mind. So funny how things like that stay with you, and how now every time I hear the word Clermont (or something close to it) I always think *dive strip club.*

  7. SleepyMonkey

    grapefruit / 4006 posts

    I don't consider it cheating, unless of course, there is actual cheating going on. i trust husband so i know he wouldn't get into that kind of stuff so i don't mind if he goes with his buddies (most of whom i also trust and are all good guys), but you have to trust him and know what kind of person he is and know what kind of choices he will make when he is there.

    HOWEVER, i know of men that go to strip clubs and go to the "back room" to get special services that they pay for. so, in that case, it would definitely be cheating.

  8. Mrs. Superhero

    GOLD / pear / 1845 posts

    It's not the same as cheating, but I think it's unhealthy for your marriage, same with porn. I don't say this from a self righteous moral high ground, but as someone who's dealt with the consequences in her marriage.

  9. shinystraps

    apricot / 348 posts

    I don't think it's cheating, but I am personally uncomfortable with the strip dance culture for women. I feel silly saying that, because I took pole dancing classes once and LOVED them, so much fun.

    But then I consider the poverty level of the majority of women who work in strip clubs, and it just makes me want to sit down and cry to think of a mother having to strip for a bunch of guys to put food on the table for her kid.

  10. photojane

    cantaloupe / 6164 posts

    some of you have suggested that the reason women don't want their husbands to go is because the relationship is lacking trust. i just wanted to add that i trust my husband implicitly. i know he's not perfect, but i am absolutely not worried that my husband would visit a back room with a stripper. the reason we don't go is because we both feel that ogling naked women/men is not healthy or beneficial to us personally or to our relationship. trust is not the issue.

    @beka: ME TOO. thinking about strip clubs just makes me sad.

  11. matador84

    papaya / 10560 posts

    The ones here are extremely scummy and honestly, I would have a fit if DH ever went...he wouldn't though, not his thing. I work in a middle school, high poverty and there are several parents that work/worked in strip clubs. Kind of changes things when you see their children having to deal with what mom does to put food on the table...

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