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Need advice about boyfriend.....?
My boyfriend soon to be my husband is having his bachelor party in Vegas in two weeks and he has already said I'm not allowed to come. I know there will be gay slutty strippers and this guy from the area who is a big slut in town. I don't want my husband to be to go. My friend said that he thinks we should get tickets and surprise him. With alcohol and slutty guys around I'm not sure what will happen. Am I wrong for thinking this? Me and my guys aren't doing much, but my boyfriend is going all out.
4 Answers
- Anonymous7 years ago
You don't trust this guy and yet you want to be married to him? that is weird. Also when two guys get married, why would only one have a bachelor party? Looks like you both would go to it.
- JayLv 57 years ago
If you can't trust him without you being present, how do you expect he'll handle himself in marriage? If he's your fiance, he should be fully committed to you. A bachelor party is not an excuse to be unfaithful, but to have fun and to put a humorous twist on the celebration of being married. It should all be taken in jest, and it's a good practice of trust between the two of you.
If you aren't comfortable with it, ask yourself why. Do you have feelings of jealousy? Do you think he can't be trusted?
Sit down and talk it out with him. Tell him your worries and see what he says. Really make sure he knows you don't want your concern to be blown off.
Ask him how he would feel if *you* were having a party with strippers, and if he would be uncomfortable. Then listen to his answer! If he says, "No, I would trust you to have fun but do the right thing." then you should really be feeling the same way about him at this point, don't you think?
Trust is a two-way street, and if some aspect of that is lacking, you should really communicate about it!