OT: divorce parties
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Are they cool or tacky? Have you been to one? If the party is for the (former) husband, is it sometimes hosted at a strip club?
Somebody close to me is getting a divorce, and because I now know a lot more about strip clubs than I used to, I’m wondering if I should throw some kind of divorce party at a strip club.
I’ve seen bachelor parties where they take the groom on stage and the dancers smack him with a belt. I don’t suppose they would do that at a divorce party in which the man initiated the divorce, right?
Somebody close to me is getting a divorce, and because I now know a lot more about strip clubs than I used to, I’m wondering if I should throw some kind of divorce party at a strip club.
I’ve seen bachelor parties where they take the groom on stage and the dancers smack him with a belt. I don’t suppose they would do that at a divorce party in which the man initiated the divorce, right?
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Honestly, it depends on the guy and the divorce, but a lot of just-divorced guys are some version of bitter, depressed, and/or angry. This isn't the best mental state for the strip club.
The one true floor-clearing, knock-down fight I saw at the Cadillac Lounge was a divorce party. Personally, I had to physically drag a guy out of a club before he emptied his bank accounts into a stripper's purse.
I heard a story from a bartender about a guy who had to be led out of the VIP because he broke down sobbing.
Take him for some BBQ and a few rounds of pool. Keep it simple. Take him to a strip club on the one-year anniversary of his divorce.
Then again, he seems very eager to get back into the dating world. Apparently it was a “dead bedroom” type of thing, so perhaps the emotions have mostly died already.
Does it need to be a surprise? Just ask him. He might appreciate that more.
Also, I'm kidding.
Pool and BBQ. Or something like that. But hey, you know the guy better than me. It's good of you to want to help him out.
How can any celebration be enjoyable when you’ve barely stop from celebrating the prior? Divorce is not something to celebrate. If it is then let’s celebrate me being employed for 20+ years. Next thing we will be celebrating people getting fired from their jobs!
Seriously think about taking him to dinner and then the pool hall or a ball game. The ball game might remind him of happier days.
I remember one time sitting at a table and dancing for a couple of guys. One of them was getting a divorce. And the rest of the room was virtually all batchelor parties. Ah fun times.
And I agree with the sentiments from the other posters.
Divorce party sounds sad. At first you had a lavish celebration of your union with this woman that you wanted to spend the rest of your life with. And now you're just happy to be rid of her. Reading this and other stories makes me never want to get married.
I had an amicable, relatively easy divorce but it was still depressing.
I preferred wanting to hang out, eat, or watch sporting events to going to a SC.
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Biopower: Why We Don’t Revolt
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Alvin Lee – The Bluest Blues
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Is that how your visits to the club feel Rick?
but seriously take him somewhere his ex wouldn't let him go before. whether it's a concert (that he wanted to go to but she didn't like) or hanging out with the buddies. a divorce is just a breakup, albeit w/legal and financial ramifications, but same principles apply getting over one: first step--do the things you couldn't before whether that's SCing or not.