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pronoun
If a gay guy beats his husband is that spousal abuse or did he just get his ass kicked?
BlackavarLion
No. We go to disneyland.
NickBlight
I guess it's technically not cheating if they fuck the same hooker at the same time right?
reelieuglie
Nah, just sex by proxy
HungLikeAMason
I just experienced this and they had one party
Dgym
One of the best things about being gay is you get to make up the rules.
ipickupheavythings
yes, how is that confusing?
theprophettorn
Friends of mine shared a bachelor party, but they were a very non-traditional couple.
CrispyMammoth
JDJersey
Yep.
Kyrorayne
Are you asking for a friend?
mrhobbybob
Why not?
fantapantsmcfatty
The night before my wedding, I'd want to spend it with my fiancé. I'd want to enjoy our last moments together before taking our next step.
PiGiSpi
As a gay, I wouldn't. Just seems like wasting twice as much money for no reason
mdlnbth
Obviously?
MagnificentTurd
https://ci.memecdn.com/10402691.jpg
Submoosable
omg
GuestChrist
Depends on whether the couple wants to follow that traditionally heterosexual custom. (And before you say it, marriage is a right, not a
GuestChrist
traditionally heterosexual custom). My partner and I both would've felt stupid having bachelor parties or walking down an aisle
IRegistered
Yes. Bachelor/Bachelorette parties are supposed to be one last night away from your SO.
SticksBoundWithTwine
your logic is sound, but...
StonesOnTheHill
I wonder if it is more common for same sex couples to have the same group of friends than for different sex couples?
NexiKuro
I'd assume so, but mostly because queer communities are a thing and I figure they're pretty tightly knit.
ZedaZ80
I'm in a queer relationship. My spouse's friends basically absorbed me into their highschool friend group, our friends mostly overlapped in
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college. In both cases, the queerer friend group won out as more tight knit. Never really thought about that.
ZedaZ80
Also, neither of us did a "bachelor/bachelorette party." We're both prude monogamists :P JK, we just weren't interested.
PiGiSpi
tightly knit because we've all talked to each other on grindr at one point or another
PhiIIipJFry
Most of my friends who have gotten married have had joint 'bachelor/bachelorette' parties.
pronoun
It was a rhetorical question...
fuckpuffins
do the same friends go to both?
dasklaus
If they have friends in common, likely. But that's already true for many heteros - no bachelor party I've been to was gender segregated.
obsoleterubixcube
So like gay strippers, gay cocaine, and and FABULOUS drinks?
ITalkAboutGoats
That's rainblow?
Verschlimmbesserung
What does SO mean? Can guess the meaning but just to be sure (non native english speaker)
FergasaurusRex
Can confirm this. 2 guy mates of mine are getting married, separate bachelor parties.
saltyslug
Confirming this confirmation. Two gay as fuck chums of ours have different groups of friends and did their own things. Both were fabulous.
periwinklepanda
How do you decide who's to attend if you get invited to both?
FergasaurusRex
luckily i know one much better than the other. But i guess you just choose.
periwinklepanda
Ah, makes sense.
funnyboy91
When you say you know one much better, are you implying you know his body better. wink wink
Searic
They sometimes have them on different nights so that some friends can go to both if they want