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Am I insecure for not wanting a boyfriend who goes clubbing?

The guy I recently broke up with asked me if I want to be his girlfriend again. (We had broke up cause he was cheating and talking to other women) I said to him that I’m not looking for a boyfriend who goes out partying at clubs every weekend without me. It’s just not something I’m attracted to and those are just my standards. My girl friends who have boyfriends don’t experience their boyfriends going to clubs every weekend without them. My guy said he wants to date me again and go to clubs and that I should trust him cause relationships need trust and that he wants me to be okay with him having friends who are girls. (All the normal guys I know who are in relationships only have eyes for their woman. Why would a guy and girl need to be friends?) he told me I’m being insecure for not getting into a relationship with someone just cause they go clubbing every weekend. He hasn’t done anything to rebuild my trust in him so I don’t see why he would think I should trust him to go clubbing every weekend and have girl friends. Who here is being unreasonable?
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TheunderdogofNY · 36-40, M
Homie was cheating and talking to other women. He doesn’t respect you. Let him walk like a batter on ball 4 in baseball. Unless your feelings for Homie was strong I’m not sure why you would even entertain a conversation with him about getting back together. As far as wanting a SO that doesn’t go clubbing that’s your preference. Nothing wrong with that.
Peterpaul17 · 36-40, M
@Fifidog With the available information, No but still walk out and he will be back to you leaving everything even clubbing.

But then, don't accept him again because he would start doing that again.
Fifidog · 26-30, F
@Peterpaul17 he says he’s not ready to stop clubbing or partying anytime soon. I see what he’s done in the past when given freedom so why does he think I should give him freedom so he doesn’t feel like he’s in jail if we were in a relationship just so he can betray me again
Cinderella1day · 31-35, F
@TheunderdogofNY lol whaaaaaa lol wow
If you're not comfortable with it then you're not but it's possible that he's being sincere.
Fifidog · 26-30, F
How do I know if he’s being sincere or not? I’d rather have a bf who wants to spend time with me on the weekend. I want his attention not for him to be giving it to other people and none to me. @Spoiledbrat
Maybe he's just not for you.
Fifidog · 26-30, F
I’m not much of a partier and he feels the need to go out clubbing on Friday and Saturday and Sunday. All 3 days. I’d rather have personal time with someone on those days @Spoiledbrat
@Fifidog You probably just don't want the same things.
Okay, so, I don’t think there’s anything wrong with guys and girls being friends. It is possible. It doesn’t mean they’re cheating. My husband has female friends and I have male ones and we only want to be with each other. That isn’t a reasonable belief to hold on its own - it’s antiquated.

That being said…

He’s going out clubbing with them. Dancing, drinking, drugs, wearing skimpy clothes in a place that’s pretty much entirely meant for hooking up with people. Not all clubs are, sure, but a good friggin deal are. So you’re right to be pissed. If you broke up because he cheated, then you have no reason to trust him especially when he’s not changing this particular behavior.
in10RjFox · M
Ask if he would be willing for an open relationship where you too can go clubbing and see other men and that he should not feel insecure..
No, you're not insecure. He wants it all his way - a girlfriend at home and freedom to play.

If that is okay with you, okay. But if it's not, cut him loose. (It's really a formality - he's already on the loose.)
HairbrushDiva · 31-35, F
My husband goes clubbing with me. We dance together. Why can't you have a relationship like that.
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Peterpaul17 · 36-40, M
I see a big red flag. If his intention is to get in touch with the rich guys or maybe games over there, then only, it is okay else he is a fraud.
Fifidog · 26-30, F
@Peterpaul17 like he wants to dance with girls. Why does he think I would wanna be in a relationship with someone like that and then call me insecure!
TheMichiganNudist · 26-30, M
So guys and girls can be friends without banging one another, but personally, I found that if someone cheats once, they’re probably gonna cheat again. Take his words with a grain of salt, but I just wanted to point out that opposite sex can be friends without anything romantic/sexual happening
KA9ha · 31-35, M
i dont think so...if he goes clubbing ,,you need to know ihis intentions and his orientations too,,He could be looking for other women,,,he could also be hunting for males and getting GAY,,,,A bisexual or a crossdresser too.
or that getting dancing and getting drunk is his intention as against matrimonial life
KA9ha · 31-35, M
@Fifidog GAY persons is more oriented to anal sex and a fresh body hug.....
@KA9ha Not once did she even hint at that, fucking moron.
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ArtieKat · M
Definitely time to walk away and don't look back....
no you aren't! trust your instincts.
originnone · 61-69, M
you mean....like....clubbing baby seals? Now that's sick! I wouldn't date hime either.
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nameless1 · 36-40
@Fifidog its easy to say i love you but showing it is another story
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Fifidog · 26-30, F
@nameless1 sometimes I think he just says it to say it for the heck of it
looping · 22-25
nah, there's no point in going to a club if you arent looking for some ass
looping · 22-25
@Spoiledbrat nah lol
@looping I go there to socialize. That's what I meant.
looping · 22-25
@Spoiledbrat huh okay
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Fifidog · 26-30, F
I thought so too but couldn’t pin point how he was being unreasonable. Why is he being unreasonable in your opinion? @Darksideinthenight2
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Fifidog · 26-30, F
@Darksideinthenight2 those are all perfect points. Thanks for the clarity. Are people in relationships usually willing to change a little or adapt their lifestyle a little for the other person?

 
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