i totally freaked out at the club here when i saw a girl washing her hands next to me in the same bathroom and thought i drunkenly shuffled into the wrong facility. then a guy and gal came out of the unisex stall and it was pretty obvious what just went on so i figured that was tame in comparison.Originally Posted by Unbreakable Will
"Bisexual". Right.I'm not entirely sure that any of the so-called straight guys I have "encountered", were "bisexual". I was bisexual for nearly twenty years.
While I did enjoy my first clubbing experience, I do prefer a 'quieter' locale, such as a pub, or a bar. Seeing people throwing up, the police patrolling in those vans... yeah. Maybe not go to that particular club.
Seeing people throwing up is nothing.
I once watched a girl pull her knickers down and piss WHILE walking down a nice street, she then fell over her own knickers and slipped into her own piss.
This was at about 9pm and she was completely smashed. Hilarious.
Hot.
Yikes
I don't understand how people can stand the embarrassment of getting into that kind of "completely and totally out of it" state repeatedly (not saying she necessarily does, but I know some people do)
The only time I've been down to the "putting bodily waste in the wrong place" levels out "out of it" was one of my first times heavily drinking, in this case my bedroom was the bathroom. Apparently I came downstairs with my pants down crying (I was ~21) and asking for "a mop or something". I couldn't even stomach the thought of alcohol for 2+ weeks after that and have never let myself get that drunk again
I loved to go to clubs for awhile, but it really is just about sex. Oh yeah, and dancing, I guess. After awhile, I figured out easier ways to achieve that kind of thing. Also, it is definitely true: straight clubs are exceedingly boring. The girls like feeling desirable without having to do anything, and it seems every man there seems seedy. I never went to a gay club, but if it's anything like the gay bar/straight bar dichotomy, I'm sure it's more fun.
That's easy: they don't. I know I don't. I'm too drunk to care. It's awesome.
Well, it does exist. Whoops."Bisexual". Right.
Yeah, the same night Nikki followed me to 'watch out for me' turns out she was right to do so because a very large, not fat I mean tall as Sasquatch, transgendered woman told Nikki right in front of me that she was right to look after me or I might get snatched up. Or something to that effect, I was a tad buzzed.i totally freaked out at the club here when i saw a girl washing her hands next to me in the same bathroom and thought i drunkenly shuffled into the wrong facility. then a guy and gal came out of the unisex stall and it was pretty obvious what just went on so i figured that was tame in comparison.
I was scared after that.
Because I'm one hell of a butler.
I go out regularly I enjoy it I don't have to get wrecked every time I just need to have a good time. Though it must be said that most of the time I'm just out in a late bar not in a club. Same atmosphere, smaller scale, better lit and generally speaking cheaper.
Last time I went to a full on club was probably my work's Xmas Party at Hippodrome Kingston. Barcadia whilst we term it a club loosely in that we have to pay to get in and the music is ridiculously loud is definitely a bar, it's even in the name of it. I might go to Barcadia once a month or so.
I generally dance, mess about with friends and drink in that order. I don't care what people think of me on the dance floor but I'm told I can actually dance. Drinks wise I go for Beer mostly though depending on my mood I'll drink anything.
Well I don't avoid talking to them any more than I avoid talking to anyone else. I don't really have an interest in making new friends in general, and most males stop talking to me once they figure out I'm married anyway.
I'd be interested to hear about the strange stories of the men who keep talking even after they find out you're married.Well I don't avoid talking to them any more than I avoid talking to anyone else. I don't really have an interest in making new friends in general, and most males stop talking to me once they figure out I'm married anyway.
Also, Bubba: being married and having a girlfriend tends to be a different thing in people's eyes.
Went out clubbing on Friday and Saturday. My body and wallet is broken.
I don't even want to know how your body is broken.
You must be walking pretty bow-legged Reno.
I talk to married women a fair bit and don't necessarily want to sleep with them?
Same goes for married men.
Maybe an interest in both makes you also consider everyone equals more easily or something, can't be that unusual though?
Not all men who talk to you are trying to sleep with you, believe it or not. I just think someone who says they have no interest in making friends is a little sad, that's all.
There is no difference whatsoever. Apart from a ring and piece of paper, what actually changes? Are you implying that someone who merely has a girlfriend is more likely to cheat than if they were married?
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