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Is this a new trend wth males at clubs

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We have been to a couple of clubs in the last few weeks and have noticed that some (note we have said some) males seem to have a total lack of respect for females, One club we were at and playing in a pool on our own when a male came behind female and proceeded to try to penetrate her from behind when he was not asked to join in and with out even asking, needless to say we lost it with him and spoke to management, who took the view to with draw his membership and throw him out. On the last occasion we were playing with people when a male came over and decide to try once again to penetrate female with no invite or asking, Is it getting to the stage where males think just because they have payed an entrance fee that any female when she is playing is there for them to relieve there sexual frustration out on and what is worse not to use a condom.
Is it just us being fussy or is it an unacceptable tend with some single males having no respect for females.
B n H
whenever i read threads like this It always makes me cringe that single guys always come under attack....
the reason is i have seen some couples act really poorly in clubs yet they always seem to get a free pass....
yes we have all seen some people take the attitude that if they have paid their money where is the "meat" so to speak and yes it is frustrating....... i have seen that attitude in single men.. single women.. and couples..
But the 2 guys who have attempted penetration without even asking were single guys so why should they question couples and females dunno
Quote by Mallock2006
But the 2 guys who have attempted penetration without even asking were single guys so why should they question couples and females dunno

well if those two have done that i am not condoning that in any way shape or form......in fact the most frustrating thing for me in clubs are the people who won't say boo to a goose all evening , follow people round, then expect to have the right to play because they have paid there money......
in clubs i have seen single men being dragged in situations with couples (for example, she wanted some "black" that night)....... in clubs i have seen single women being fawned over by couples because "hubby wants to watch".... in clubs i have seen guys being dragged into rooms in single girls.......
bad behaviour is bad behaviour full stop...... no excuses
so it isn't just some single guys with no respect.... is it some PEOPLE with no respect......
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But the 2 guys who have attempted penetration without even asking were single guys so why should they question couples and females dunno

well if those two have done that i am not condoning that in any way shape or form......in fact the most frustrating thing for me in clubs are the people who won't say boo to a goose all evening , follow people round, then expect to have the right to play because they have paid there money......
in clubs i have seen single men being dragged in situations with couples (for example, she wanted some "black" that night)....... in clubs i have seen single women being fawned over by couples because "hubby wants to watch".... in clubs i have seen guys being dragged into rooms in single girls.......
bad behaviour is bad behaviour full stop...... no excuses
so it isn't just some single guys with no respect.... is it some PEOPLE with no respect......
But this thread centres on the actions of 2 single guys banghead
We have not come across any disrespectfull single guys/women or couples so cannot comment from experience but its apparent that babe and him have so thats the matter for discussion I think :dunno:
Like Fabio we have also seen couples acting poorly towards people and having been going to clubs for over 3 years have seen a lot happening , but on these two nights we did not give any signals in any form that we wanted these two males to play let alone penetrate the female and yes we have had males and couples follow us around all night wanting to play which is very annoying, but some thing we accept that does happen in clubs.
B n H
having been to a few of the North West clubs both as a single and as part of a couple with different ladies i have to say that ettiquete and rules are something that are learned from/shown by other guests and not something that people naturally may be aware of.
ive yet to see a printed list or hear of specific rules announced in any way.I think that i learnt the ropes through reading this forum and going to clubs with so-called regulars, thereby having an insight into what is, afterall,one of the most open environments there is.... where one would expect there to be little by way of barriers put in the way of sexual contact.....unless you knew better.
i therefore think that its a matter of ignorance when people "mis-behave" although in the cited example you would have thought that the culprits should have known better.
i mean...... fancy interrupting someone taking a shot at pool... how very rude :shock:
To be honest i know a few women who go to clubs who like men just joining in i think it depends what your into or maybe the mood your in, personally if i'm in the mood for a group session and go into a open room i almost expect men to just join in, of course if i dont like them i'll say no but in a way i think it spoils the mood if you have to keep stopping looking round and asking men if they want to join you, but then i have always worked on the basis men who just stand watching are there cause they want to just watch and if they wanted to join in they would try so i wouldnt personally ask a guy who was watching if he wanted to play anyway cause the chances are he wont, i find it quite funny when i read these threads because i have so many times played in a open room at clubs wanting people to join and they hardly ever do then those who dont want people to join in moan cause they always do lol but i think everyone be them male or female need to knows other peoples bounderies b4 making a move, if your in a room where others are joining and it seems to be accepted then i guess its ok to just join in other wise its only polite to find out where you stand b4 you upset others.
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Like Fabio we have also seen couples acting poorly towards people and having been going to clubs for over 3 years have seen a lot happening , but on these two nights we did not give any signals in any form that we wanted these two males to play let alone penetrate the female and yes we have had males and couples follow us around all night wanting to play which is very annoying, but some thing we accept that does happen in clubs.
B n H

which clubs this i need to go :lol2:
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To be honest i know a few women who go to clubs who like men just joining in

We very rarely invite people to join us or ask if we can join in. We prefer it when people just join in without asking. We tend to play in open rooms and are prepared to say no if we don't want you and are prepared to be knocked back also. However, there are ways of 'just joining in' that don't offend. A light caress of the leg allows the situation to be judged without normally causing offence, whereas a finger straight up the bum seems to upset people for some reason. lol And trying to shove a cock in unasked is the height of bad manners.
Lol, were you at a club sunday night naughtynymphos,
B n H
Northwest-cpl you got your finger on the button :giggle:
We enjoy playing in open rooms and normally have no problems as often like others to join in but was just the way it was done.
B n H
some clubs r out to rob single guys and some charge
£100 / £120 for a single guy.
so the guy thinks that the girls have been invited just for them.
we went to a club like it once, and when we found out what they paid we just walked away.
some couples like to play, but others like to watch.
so yes its hard for couples n singles to know whos / who............so just say hi and if they shun u then move on............
Quote by northwest-cpl
To be honest i know a few women who go to clubs who like men just joining in

We very rarely invite people to join us or ask if we can join in. We prefer it when people just join in without asking. We tend to play in open rooms and are prepared to say no if we don't want you and are prepared to be knocked back also. However, there are ways of 'just joining in' that don't offend. A light caress of the leg allows the situation to be judged without normally causing offence, whereas a finger straight up the bum seems to upset people for some reason. lol And trying to shove a cock in unasked is the height of bad manners.
Funny you should day that I had a tongue not a finger appear on my anus as I was riding Blue on a sofa in a open room. I looked round as soon as i felt it and she backed off, it was a woman :shock: Hell I was shocked but then it was our first club visit and we were real green then! Even so, today i'd still feel the same, there are ways of testing the water.
pink x
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Northwest-cpl you got your finger on the button :giggle:
We enjoy playing in open rooms and normally have no problems as often like others to join in but was just the way it was done.
B n H

Us too BnH, but it is the way a guy forces his way in sometimes. We were at a club on Monday, having a great time in the jacuzzi with a couple and 3 guys when a single fella came over and forced his cock very close to Vicky's face, then put his hand around her neck to force her down on to him. mad
I gave him short shrift, told him his action was not welcome at all. It didn't spoil our fun with the others though wink
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whereas a finger straight up the bum

Funny you should day that I had a tongue not a finger appear on my anus as I was riding Blue on a sofa in a open room. I looked round as soon as i felt it and she backed off, it was a woman :shock: Hell I was shocked but then it was our first club visit and we were real green then! Even so, today i'd still feel the same, there are ways of testing the water.
pink x
We experienced the finger in a similar way. It was a long time ago but still etched in the memory. We'd been going to a club (couples only) for a while, but at that time only played with each other. For that reason we often seemed to find that we had a room to ourselves. lol
One afternoon mrs northwest was in the same position you describe. Obviously from the rear it must present a tempting target. I heard the door open but couldn't see anything in the gloom. The next thing was mrs northwest shouting and leaping out of the saddle as it were as a guy in black boxers legged it for the door. By the time mrs northwest had recovered her equilibrium, the rogue male had gathered up his spouse and departed, presumably saying he'd left the gas on and they had to hurry home.
The sight of anyone in black boxers rather than a towel still makes us suspicious :lol:
:giggle: :giggle: northwest-cpl
We been in clubs playing in open rooms when males have pulled out there cock and stood there trying to get fem to bj them when she was notinterested in them by sticking it in her face anywhere from chin to eyes and get real jarred of when they get ignored ot told to go away and play in loo,lol.
But got to say we always seem to have fun when we go to clubs and enjoy meeting people there. In the norm most people respect others there and most seem to get a message across about playing or joining in.
B n H
some clubs r out to rob single guys and some charge
£100 / £120 for a single guy.
so the guy thinks that the girls have been invited just for them.
we went to a club like it once, and when we found out what they paid we just walked away.
some couples like to play, but others like to watch.
so yes its hard for couples n singles to know whos / who............so just say hi and if they shun u then move on............
being single myself i get to see the problems us guys face.
its one thing or another, people on sites (and it doesnt matter which) tend to blame the single guy for everything.
more guys are looking than women or couples, and most couples are looking for a bi-female so the single guys will always it will always be that way.
But what this guy did in my book is one has the right to just jump in and play with someone unless approached first.I always let the women make the first move as its the only way of telling without the old slap in the face.
In the chatrooms i do understand how some guys behave and speak to female members and some of that i do not agree because she is on an adult site does not mean she is up for anything straight away or is a piece of meat.
And the same goes for adult venues or clubs.
Because of what a guy does please dont think we are all the same because i can assure you we are not.
some clubs r out to rob single guys and some charge
£100 / £120 for a single guy.
so the guy thinks that the girls have been invited just for them.
we went to a club like it once, and when we found out what they paid we just walked away.
some couples like to play, but others like to watch.
so yes its hard for couples n singles to know whos / who............so just say hi and if they shun u then move on............
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but then i have always worked on the basis men who just stand watching are there cause they want to just watch and if they wanted to join in they would try so i wouldnt personally ask a guy who was watching if he wanted to play anyway cause the chances are he wont

Or maybe he reads threads about how single guys are viewed, and tries to show some respect by waiting to be invited, rather than be seen as someone who is pushy?
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Or maybe he reads threads about how single guys are viewed, and tries to show some respect by waiting to be invited, rather than be seen as someone who is pushy?

In our experience, in an open room, most couples are prepared to allow people to join in without asking, so long as they do so in a respectful manner. The norm seems to be to filter by saying no thanks rather than by inviting. In a closed room there are not usually many watchers unless there is a viewing window, but there it would be more appropriate to ask.
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Or maybe he reads threads about how single guys are viewed, and tries to show some respect by waiting to be invited, rather than be seen as someone who is pushy?

In our experience, in an open room, most couples are prepared to allow people to join in without asking, so long as they do so in a respectful manner. The norm seems to be to filter by saying no thanks rather than by inviting. In a closed room there are not usually many watchers unless there is a viewing window, but there it would be more appropriate to ask.
I understand that, but speaking from my own experience, only been to one club, 3 times, so am still learning the etiquette, but I have no doubt that a number of people say "I better not" and leave the room, not every single male is pushy, but I'm sure some have read threads, heard conversations etc, and thought to themselves that a significant number ARE pushy, and dont want to be tagged with that
i think twos_company got it a little right with the 'if they shun,move on' bit.
But im too respectful,i just stand there waiting to be is it im too nervous to join in? not sure confused
Quote by essex34m
I understand that, but speaking from my own experience, only been to one club, 3 times, so am still learning the etiquette, but I have no doubt that a number of people say "I better not" and leave the room, not every single male is pushy, but I'm sure some have read threads, heard conversations etc, and thought to themselves that a significant number ARE pushy, and dont want to be tagged with that

Don't read the threads then lol wink The club scene doesn't always work quite how the internet scene expects it to.
The main difference is the room that a couple is playing in. In some rooms an unasked for touch would be wrong but most clubs have a room that, although no still means no, anyone playing there is more than likely to be unoffended by a touch. Couples who would be offended soon learn not to play in those rooms.
We have only rarely been on the receiving end (no pun intended) of unwanted advances. Maybe its the Geordie accent, does "oh yes, your welcome" sound like "feck orf" to Southerners?
John & Shel
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Don't read the threads then

Why didnt I think of that!
Omg!
its annoying reading though a thread then seeing the same message posted 3 times, its good to make your point but thats a little over the top :shock:
Tony wink
Quote by northwest-cpl
In our experience, in an open room, most couples are prepared to allow people to join in without asking, so long as they do so in a respectful manner. The norm seems to be to filter by saying no thanks rather than by inviting. In a closed room there are not usually many watchers unless there is a viewing window, but there it would be more appropriate to ask.

I don't know if I agree with your comment but then thats why this is a discussion biggrin
I don't have a great deal of club experience yet, but Ian and I were playing in an open area of a club just last week. A few guys came close but none of them touched until I held out my hand towards one of them inviting him closer confused
Later another bloke stepped forward and went to grab a feel and all it took was a polite shake of the head while Ian said no and he backed off.
Just because you play in public, it doesn't mean anyone has the right to do what they want to you :?
Someone that stands back and allows me (and Ian) the control is going to get a hell of a lot further than someone presuming I am fair game.
We have been going to chams on and off for 4 years because (and he won't mind me saying this) Ian loves to watch. Its his thing :rascal: This Sunday was the first time ever I have seen someone not take no for an answer and push their luck dunno
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In our experience, in an open room, most couples are prepared to allow people to join in without asking, so long as they do so in a respectful manner. The norm seems to be to filter by saying no thanks rather than by inviting. In a closed room there are not usually many watchers unless there is a viewing window, but there it would be more appropriate to ask.

I don't know if I agree with your comment but then thats why this is a discussion biggrin
I don't have a great deal of club experience yet, but Ian and I were playing in an open area of a club just last week. A few guys came close but none of them touched until I held out my hand towards one of them inviting him closer confused
Later another bloke stepped forward and went to grab a feel and all it took was a polite shake of the head while Ian said no and he backed off.
Just because you play in public, it doesn't mean anyone has the right to do what they want to you :?
Someone that stands back and allows me (and Ian) the control is going to get a hell of a lot further than someone presuming I am fair game.
We have been going to chams on and off for 4 years because (and he won't mind me saying this) Ian loves to watch. Its his thing :rascal: This Sunday was the first time ever I have seen someone not take no for an answer and push their luck dunno
Aren't we agreeing? He didn't ask yet you let him play and you knocked back the guy you didn't want.
Were you in the room with the round bed?