@WhatTheHellsGoingOn
It was fancy dress, we were all pirates, the hen do flash dance 1980's gym wear. We all looked good, the women were nice and a right laugh, but let's say out of our league.
One of the lads took a group picture so all the women were in the picture and sent it to the Hen. He also posted on FB, hence one of the other wives saw it. It was a funny picture, nothing in it. He obviously made some promises that he wouldn't be near women. She phoned crying, saying he'd crossed a boundary.
He spent a while talking her down. He then had a go at the lad who posted the picture, and he commented on his partner. Obviously, a drink was involved, and we ended up with a few punches thrown
Blokes say stuff they don't mean when they're together (all the time), especially when drink and drugs are involved. Banter; bravado, some of it plain not true, putting it down in a WhatsApp is like writing your thoughts on paper, which you'd never do. All you need is one of the lads to show the group messages to their partner, probably knowing that they are all clear, and a bit of a "look, I was good", but look what they were doing, and all hell can break loose ( see current rugby thread on here) easiest option is the group leader sets up the WhatsApp, and it gets deleted after/
Honestly, I've been on lots of lads' holidays, and since we've not been single, no one has cheated, some very reprehensible mumsnet behaviour, but no cheating. Obviously, things go in circles, and some of the older ones are now once again single, which brings challenges of them bringing women back to hotels or pictures with women and their friends on them. It's easier just to go back to analogue memories.