Look OP how did she have a chance to grind on other guys?
Oh that's right instead of dancing with your woman you were acting like a dork at the bar or outside.
You should have been grinding on her and getting her turned on for later.
JFC it's not hard. Girls like fun. Guys who dance are fun. Dance with your woman.
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02-02-2014, 03:56 PM #31
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02-02-2014, 03:56 PM #32
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02-02-2014, 04:03 PM #33
Grinding at a club =/= dry sex. Everyone is my generation dances like that. So no i don't see a problem with my girl dancing with other guys. And i would rather her feel that she can do whatever she wants then force her to sneak around by trying to stop her from dancing.
Your girlfriend? Shes a dancer. And shes gonna dance whether you like it or not. IMO it is childish for you to try to change a girl. If you really want a girl who doesn't dance then go find one. But i promise you, you'll never tame this one. No matter how hard you try. Dancers gone dance brah.
Oh and my girlfriend can do whatever she wants short of hooking up with another guy.
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02-02-2014, 04:08 PM #34
It is how pretty much everyone in a club dances. But people who are srs about their relationships don't (unless they're too naïve for a relationship).
If a girl you're casually seeing does it: brush it off, go grind with another girl.
If a girl you're serious with does it: Don't wife up a club rat in the first place.
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02-02-2014, 04:23 PM #35
People who are into clubbing are going to view this as acceptable... those who don't won't. It's a values/boundaries thing. Yours are vastly different. Trying to change her is just going to result in her pushing your buttons once the novelty of the relationship wears off and she starts to resent you. She is already calling you insecure/jelly/controlling.
As evidenced by this thread, there are plenty of guys who would be thrilled to have a fun party girl who dresses the part and dances with everyone... let her go find one of those guys to date. And you can find a chick whose boundaries align more closely with your own. Tons of chicks don't do th clubbing thing, or if they do, dance with just their female friends/boyfriend. Why force a relationship with someone you don't even like and with whom you have pretty big incompatabilities? Having major issues in the first couple months = relationship doomed. You aren't even getting the fun, lighthearted, feelgood honeymoon period. Why fkn bother?
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02-02-2014, 04:28 PM #36
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02-02-2014, 04:29 PM #37
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a) I know it sounds dodgy, i do adore this girl i'm besotted with her i just didn't feel the need to tell everyone on here how amazing she is
b) she has one big flaw to me (dressing like a sloot), everything else about her i love
c) I didn't get in a relationship with her until she agreed to stop dressing so slooty, i'm not overly controlling like telling her what to wear i just asked her not to wear certain things like her tiny shorts/hotpants around other guys.
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02-02-2014, 04:48 PM #38
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I should be able to leave her with her friend for 10 mins without her rubbing herself on other guys diks
It's funny cos when I used to go clubbing with my ex and her girlfriends none of them used to grind with guys but they liked to dance. It's just they're not sloots, not everyone dances like that. And you clearly have no respect for yourself if you tolerate that s*** from your gf.
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02-02-2014, 05:16 PM #42
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Dude you are coming at this all wrong, All some of us are saying is the fact she didn't see this as a sign of disrespect or something she wasn't allowed to do in a relationship isn't a given. In our modern culture you can't just operate in such a solipsistic view that grinding is not how you dance. She is probably used to dancing like that and just always considered it to be the way people dance...her boy friend goes outside and she dances in the way she has always danced with other people.
The correct response is always just to grab your girl like the man you are and start grinding on her not to run away and freak out.
I am biased because I grew up in the "club" culture so unlike some of you I don't see grinding as anything more than just dancing. I don't see it as a huge level of disrespect or devaluing yourself as a man, I realize that is how 80% of people dance at clubs that blast songs like "Pop that pussy" , "Back that azz up" , "Twerk song # 455464". Personally I don't take my girl to a club often and when I do I am always right around her... but even if she did dance with someone else I wouldn't freak out because whenever I go out with my boys I grind on chicks myself.
I think the difference between some of us is that some of you believe your woman is an inch away from leaving you at any moment. Your all so obsessed that someone is cheating on you that you have to watch them like a hawk and a little dance means she is going to shove a cock inside her, My view is "if a sloot is going to cheat she is going to cheat, and I can't blame people for not following boundaries I haven't established" leads to a good life brahLast edited by blackbull2k13; 02-02-2014 at 05:53 PM.
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02-02-2014, 05:35 PM #44
I have a married friend who does this but she has never cheated or anything. Her husband is ok with it and encourages her to do it because he doesn't like to dance. I would be mad if my boyfriend was grinding against another girl, so I don't do it myself.
Relationships all have different boundaries. She now knows yours. Her calling you insecure about it is a red flag though.
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02-02-2014, 05:39 PM #47
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Agreed to the nth.
So many pussies in this thread think because they grew up in club culture that it's ok for their gf to behave this way. No it's friggin not ok if you have an ounce of self-respect. See you *******s in 6 months when you come crying that your club girl slooted with your bff and you didn't see it coming even though they would grind for hours on the club floor. You dull fuggin idiots need to wake up and recognize what crossing a boundary, that everyone around you can see except you, really means.
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02-02-2014, 05:40 PM #48
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And you need to wake up and realize that the misc =/= real life.
Everyone has different boundaries in there relationships. Up to the individuals to chose those boundaries. Not you. Just because you are so insecure that you can't have another dude dancing with your GF doesn't mean that every guy feels that way. You stick to your boring conventional girl. We'll stick with the club sloots that are "disrespecting" us oh so badly.
Lol. You sound like the kinda dude who would try to fight your girls dad for dancing with her at your wedding. Dancing is dancing. Nothing sexual about it unless you choose to make it sexual.
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02-02-2014, 05:45 PM #50
What she did was wrong OP.
I wouldn't allow it, if she doesn't want to stop being a sloot I'd let her go, its up to you.
some guys wouldn't mind seeing other dudes bang their gf's, doesn't make it right, why would you care what the other posters say? you don't like it, then she better stop rubbing her a$$ on other dudes.
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02-02-2014, 05:52 PM #51
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Look, tubby, at 300lbs I know that you haven't ever danced in your life so I get that you can't comprehend that there are different types of dancing. Dancing and having fun in what most people do is perfectly fine. Your girl grinding her ass on another man's dick on the dance floor is massively disrespectful and falls into a category that goes way beyond a friendly dance. I realize you wouldn't know this but that's why we're here to point out the obvious to those too stupid to pick up on what crossing lines looks like.
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02-02-2014, 06:08 PM #52
Right or wrong totally depends on the couple. This is a problem because it crosses your boundary and not hers. You can't be blaming her If you have not discussed it before and agreed on the boundary. Your problem is communication brah.
Personally I wouldn't like it and my GF knows that sort of chit doesn't fly.
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You shouldn't have left her unattended. If she's slooty enough to rub her ass on a random dude's hard throbbing cawk the second you step out of the club, what's gonna stop her from going to the bathroom stall afterwards for a nice sloppy BJ or some hot steamy sex0rs when you go home? Sloots gon sloot brah
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02-02-2014, 06:31 PM #55
I would not be OK with this and I'm surprised other people are but I guess if that's what you crazy kids do these days I can see why she thought it would be cool.
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