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I will attach here an excerpt from a man who posted on some blog on the internet. It follows:
"Im a man and I dont attend night clubs or go to bachelor parties either where there are hookers and sexual explotaiton. My buddies call me "fag", gay, " your girl dont let you go... Men in bachelor parties with prostitutes (exploited women) move around like herds, they get turn on, touch, suck, abuse and pay for sex, they pay for private dances among several men. Yes, yes many of them are married, some have gf`s, many are "in love" and they pass the ladies like they were a "thing". It is like seeing a herd raping a girl. The friends pay the groom one or two private sessions so the groom "become a man", so he has to get laid before marrying, and they spend lots of money..
It is sexual exploitation, it is cheating, it is macho violence.
I dont want to see my friends behaving like rapists, I dont want to see my best friend behaving like a cheater to his wife as she is also my friend. I dont want to see the buddies I care, paying for a blowjob. Some will tell me: " They work on that beause they want to" and then I say to myself: I wish they really want that and enjoy that, but the majority of women suffer violence, women trafficking, abuse... it is exploitation!!! Im not gay or faggot, im brave, and conscious and I respect women, period."
What do you think of what this man said on this post?
What Girls & Guys Said
3 25Yeah they're probably a bad idea my wife she cheated on her bachelorette party
Bachelor parties are a billion times less gross than bachelorettes
Why you're not married?
why the curiosity?
You already got it. Good luck
I'm pretty sure the quote you posted was written by a woman, not a man.
Some of what she wrote is true sometimes, but not at most bachelor parties. I've been to plenty and none of them were as she described.
Stripping is exploitation of women? Huh? It is no more exploitation of women than being a sanitation worker at a waste treatment plant is exploitation of men. Both can be unpleasant, but both CHOOSE those professions because they pay well. I don't know why we as a society choose to see any challenges or adversity women face as "victimization" or "exploitation", but for men it's just life.
No, the quote I wrote was written by a guy not a woman
Sure it was
What is wrong if it was written by a guy? Not all guys are equal
Nothing wrong, per se, but it's extremely unlikely for a man to be that naïve and uninformed on a topic such as this one. There can certainly be exceptions, but the likelihood it was written by a man is very low.