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Friend slept with a stag on night out

489 replies

HopeDog · 22/02/2019 11:50

On a night out recently and a friend starting chatting to a group of men on a stag night. She ended up going back to a hotel with, and had sex with the stag.

She thinks she is bu as she is single.

Aibu to think she is wrong?

OP posts:
SparkiePolastri · 23/02/2019 19:57

@Attitude84 - AIBU is the forum you're in - 'am I being unreasonable'?

arethereanyleftatall · 23/02/2019 19:57

The stag on a stag night is fairly obviously taken though, lipstick. It's hardly demanding a cv territory. On the contrary, it's deliberate.

SheWoreBlueVelvet · 23/02/2019 19:59

As we say a lot on mumsner - It’s not a race to the bottom.

You can loud, argumentive, shag who you want ( I do often) but does anyone actually like that in another person. Male or female.

You want to shag the stag you are legally able to. But obviously you wouldn’t have an issue with the person that sleeps with your long term partner, should it ever happen.

natalia402 · 23/02/2019 20:00

She knew he was the stag, totally in the wrong even if she is single.

LipstickHandbagCoffee · 23/02/2019 20:03

No one is taken,individuals are possessions
People are in relationships,that doesn’t equal ownership

Attitude84 · 23/02/2019 20:04

Thank you Sparkie!

Oakenbeach · 23/02/2019 20:08

I have single friends male & female who have sex they don’t demand a c.v and proof of singledom prior to getting jiggy

Perhaps not, but ffs he was a stag at his stag-do Hmm

LipstickHandbagCoffee · 23/02/2019 20:09

Stag do.So what?

Alsohuman · 23/02/2019 20:10

So you'd be happy with some random woman fucking your partner then @lipstick? As he's obviously not taken.

CurlyhairedAssassin · 23/02/2019 20:18

Dear me. The word “taken”, while having somewhat old fashioned connotations, simply implies that the person is taken for a partner. Most of us have moved on from arranged marriages and women as chattels but the phraseology lives on and CLEARLY these days means “not available and in a relationship”

MN is fucking boring these days. Every little thing is jumped on and turned into a feminist issue.

JinglingHellsBells · 23/02/2019 20:18

I think we are all wasting our time on this thread, as the OP has long gone. Quick look at her posting history raises some questions for me....

LipstickHandbagCoffee · 23/02/2019 20:18

He’s not taken in the least,he’s free to make wise or unwise choices
And if he fucked someone else that’s his responsibility and poor judgement

CurlyhairedAssassin · 23/02/2019 20:20

Still laughing at “rutting Jack Russell” though. Grin Probablg what most people thought when they saw OP’e friend going off with the stag. Not a way most people would like to be viewed.

LipstickHandbagCoffee · 23/02/2019 20:22

You’re so right curly what is it with these women making things a feminist issue
Can’t they get in with the laundry or summat instead of getting all feminist

Alsohuman · 23/02/2019 20:24

Of course he is, @lipstick, of course he is. No repercussions at all I imagine.

LipstickHandbagCoffee · 23/02/2019 20:27

Plenty repercussions if he fucks someone,but that’s his responsibility,his choice
And no he’s not taken.free to go any ole time he wants

Mangofandangoo · 23/02/2019 20:28

Women like her give women like me anxiety

LipstickHandbagCoffee · 23/02/2019 20:29

Why?

WanderingTrolley1 · 23/02/2019 20:31

Both of them are dirty skanks.

HeronLanyon · 23/02/2019 20:34

Isn’t every issue a feminist issue for women ???

CurlyhairedAssassin · 23/02/2019 20:42

“You’re so right curly what is it with these women making things a feminist issue
Can’t they get in with the laundry or summat instead of getting all feminist”

Boring....

I think a lot of women need to educate themselves on what ARE feminist issues. SO many people, myself included, have said that BOTH the man and the woman in this situation are totally lacking in morals.

Just because the OP’s friend is a woman doesn’t make this whole thread a FUCKING feminist issue!!!! Argh...

LipstickHandbagCoffee · 23/02/2019 20:42

One would hope heron

LipstickHandbagCoffee · 23/02/2019 20:43

Argh what curly?whats your specific issue with issue discussed in a feminist premise

LipstickHandbagCoffee · 23/02/2019 20:50

How you frame feminism is up to you but for me feminism impacts & informs everything

PinaColada1 · 23/02/2019 20:51

I would feel unsure of our friendship. So in that way it does affect other relationships.

All my friends are decent women, who wouldn’t betray another persons relationship for their own pleasure. I know I can trust them totally.

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