Let me clarify. As a couple, you certainly have your say in what you want in the relationship, but "allowing" something or not reeks to me of control freak. Discuss with her when she's sober. If you're not OK with it, you have every right to say so, but in the end, her body, her choice. |
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"Let me clarify. As a couple, you certainly have your say in what you want in the relationship, but "allowing" something or not reeks to me of control freak. Discuss with her when she's sober. If you're not OK with it, you have every right to say so, but in the end, her body, her choice."
So he chose the wrong word...  |
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"When she's d*unk and her judgement is impaired? I think you know the answer to that."
He's already said it's when she's d*unk she brings it up... Not that she wants to do it when she'd d*unk. |
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By *B9 QueenWoman
over a year ago
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"Let me clarify. As a couple, you certainly have your say in what you want in the relationship, but "allowing" something or not reeks to me of control freak. Discuss with her when she's sober. If you're not OK with it, you have every right to say so, but in the end, her body, her choice.
So he chose the wrong word... "
Still doesn't alter the fact that whilst d*unk her judgement is impaired. He should be looking out for her at those times not pushing/encouraging /allowing her to do something which she's clearly nervous and unsure about when sober. |
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"Let me clarify. As a couple, you certainly have your say in what you want in the relationship, but "allowing" something or not reeks to me of control freak. Discuss with her when she's sober. If you're not OK with it, you have every right to say so, but in the end, her body, her choice.
So he chose the wrong word...
Still doesn't alter the fact that whilst d*unk her judgement is impaired. He should be looking out for her at those times not pushing/encouraging /allowing her to do something which she's clearly nervous and unsure about when sober. "
Actually he said she askes when shes d*unk.
Not that she wants tonbe d*unk for the gangbang.
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Presumably the girlfriend knows you are a swinger and on this site? so she should know that you are into group sex, as per your profile.
So chat to her, when you are both sober. And maybe browse together to find the lucky Guys.
Or take her to a local club, and see how it goes. |
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Over the rainbow, under the bridge |
"Let me clarify. As a couple, you certainly have your say in what you want in the relationship, but "allowing" something or not reeks to me of control freak. Discuss with her when she's sober. If you're not OK with it, you have every right to say so, but in the end, her body, her choice.
So he chose the wrong word...
Still doesn't alter the fact that whilst d*unk her judgement is impaired. He should be looking out for her at those times not pushing/encouraging /allowing her to do something which she's clearly nervous and unsure about when sober.
Actually he said she askes when shes d*unk.
Not that she wants tonbe d*unk for the gangbang.
This place is starting to get like tumblr for people looking for reasons to be offended"
The context suggests he's prepared to go with it when she's d*unk. He SAYS she asks when sober but won't do it then. Therefore, using that context he means when d*unk. I ain't stupid. I can clearly see what he means. If she's sober AND agrees all well and good. BUT he makes the point about her being d*unk and if he should let her meaning when she IS d*unk. It would suggest that deep down he knows that would be wrong. |
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This is one of "those" threads that I need to stay out of....
.....but....mouth bigger than cock (not difficult); OP, ask her when she is sober, part of a fun relationship is exploring fantasies, but remember, some things should stay in fantasy land and that for the scenario you described, well... I hope you are both emotionally together enough to manage it
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"Let me clarify. As a couple, you certainly have your say in what you want in the relationship, but "allowing" something or not reeks to me of control freak. Discuss with her when she's sober. If you're not OK with it, you have every right to say so, but in the end, her body, her choice.
So he chose the wrong word...
Still doesn't alter the fact that whilst d*unk her judgement is impaired. He should be looking out for her at those times not pushing/encouraging /allowing her to do something which she's clearly nervous and unsure about when sober. "
Maybe he should show her his single profile on here...as seems that's the way he would arrange/allow the GB? |
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