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| Author | Topic: i hate my husband for doint it! |
| louise |
posted 6/21/08 10:07 AM
i lost all respect for my husband for doing it in cork, im really hurt, i think its a reflection on our marriage that he needed to be around other naked men and women, im really hurting, i feel he has had an affair;( |
| mikec |
posted 6/21/08 11:25 AM
if you cared to read of people's experiences here you would realise, hopefully, that you are way off beam. why are you looking at the spencer tunick message board anyway? maybe you are just a troll? mike |
| Arch |
posted 6/21/08 12:52 AM
You should've gone with him and seen for yourself. I've just returned from the Dublin installation, and there was nothing sexual in the air, but great camaraderie. |
| corkguy |
posted 6/21/08 1:39 PM
Louise: Please chill out, please. I didnt get to Blarney and am reaaly sorry I couldnt go but did Dublin this morning. It was catharcic, great fun, not at all sexual, cold, wet but what an experience. My wife probably feels the same as you (I havent confirmed with her yet - she's in Cork for the weekend!!) but I will tell her she should have done it, we both should have done it together. It was great to see all the couples of all ages there, just having fun. Nothing more, nothing less. I just wish my wife had been there. But next time, she will be, and so will you Louise! Life is for living. |
| louise |
posted 6/21/08 6:51 PM
re- mikec post- i have read peoples experience- thank you very much! are you telling me that no body got turned on by boobs,dicks or womens private parts? did you not get a trill out of it i bet you are single hey mike?? |
| louise |
posted 6/21/08 6:53 PM
by the way mike Troll is not in my vocabularly. |
| D |
posted 6/22/08 2:36 PM
god I can't believe Louise. That's a ridiculous attitude to have about it. Didn't make it to the cork one and am gutted I wasn't involved will be keeping an eye out for further installations |
| mikec |
posted 6/22/08 2:56 PM
Louise. Assuming you are not a troll - it was just a thought because what you were saying was a bit freaky - I am sorry that you were selfish enough to object to your husband going and having a liberating fun experience, clearly something you need too. It is 100% irrelevant because the whole thing has bugger all to do with sex, but in fact, as you ask, I've been with the same lady for decades! She was in Cork with me but has not been well and was too tired to get up at 2am, needing her sleep very badly. But it would not have occurred to her in a million years to ask me not to go. mikec |
| PatB71 |
posted 6/23/08 9:39 AM
Have to agree with previous posts,this was in no way sexual.I went with the full blessing of my wife,even though she wouldn`t do it herself.If i wanted to see naked women i can think of easier and less painful ways to do it!! |
| Gil |
posted 6/24/08 11:13 PM
Louise, It is a shame that you feel that you can't respect your husband any more. I have met many people on installations. Many couples participate, many married men and women participate without their spouses. I met two married women who were in Blarney without their husbands, and my wife has no qualms about me participating either. And no, people do not get turned on at installations, and nothing sexual ever takes place. I may be bold to suggest that you feel the way you do because you didn't participate as well. Talk to your husband, and keep an open mind. Most important, I think you can reinstate your respect for him, because he has done something rather brave. Maybe next time you'll join him. Gil. http://spencertunickforum.org/ 189403 |
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