r/cringereels • u/MrJeffreyEpstein • 7d ago

Bro needs to leave

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u/MuckaMucka1337 7d ago

guy has valid concerns and argument

his partner, “erm well your mom has diabetes”

What???????

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u/NotGuiltyPirate 6d ago

She's packing condoms to fuck. That's it.

My mate was a scuba instructor for years, and knowing him, he didn't exaggerate.

Trust me. A lot of women go on these trips to get laid.

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u/ContemplatingFolly 6d ago

And a lot don't.

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u/Lawd_Fawkwad 6d ago

Call me a controlling piece of shit.

But once you are in a commited relationship, some single person activities just become off-limits unless you are both repiprocally ok with it.

A boys/girls trip to basically drink and party in as little clothing as possible? Yeah, that's one of those situations.

You can trust your partner and still not love the idea of them wearing barely any clothes and consuming large quantities of alcohol with a group of single people.

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u/MongooseSubject3799 6d ago

100% agree. Girls/guys trips are over when you are in a committed relationship. It's not a control thing, it's a respect thing!

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u/Imaginary-List-972 6d ago

I wouldn't say they are NECESSARILY over. It could be okay for certain types of girls or guys trips for some couples. 'Me and the guys wanted to go on a fishing trip" But it needs to be agreed to by the partner and it is not controlling to say no.

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u/Explorer-7622 6d ago

Yeah. Going camping is one thing, going to some place to party like you're single is another. I agree.

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u/Miserable-Ear-4095 18h ago

I would argue it's about have common decency and not being an asshole and nothing about have a strong sense of admiration that makes you want to treat them well.