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    im going to be married in a few months and last weekend was our bachelor party, which was in vegas combined with the bachelorette party, although they werent held at the same place.

    The girls had a blast at a Night CLub and my fiance got pretty wasted (as she should have, being it was her party) and danced until she was about to throw up and ended up going home. (sounds like a blast, right?)

    well, since we got back ive been tortured by the thought of her dancing with other guys…im usually a very confident, trusting guy and i trust her more than anything, but its just the thought of her grinding up on another dude puts a pit in my stomach. i dont know how close she danced to them and i hate that i feel this way, but i cant stop feeling anxous about it. im pretty sure i am blowing it out of proportion …i sound ridiculous even writing this, but i cant seem to shake off this weird feeling of jealousy.

    is this something i need to communicate to her? or should i just try to hopefully snap out of it

    (ps. ive had issues with anxiety in the past, so overthinking and ruminating seem to be an unavoidable flaw of mine)

    #18914

    It could very well be that you’re projecting. It sounds like you did some dirty dancing and now you’re worried she did, too. On the other hand, a bachelorette party in Vegas is asking for trouble. What were you thinking when the two of you agreed to “matching” bachelor/bachelorette parties? There’s a video clip of me on Fox News on the home page of this site that you should check out!

    My advice is to ask her what happened and how far things went. Hopefully what she tells you will make you feel better, but if it doesn’t, at least you’ll know the truth instead of having to wonder the worst.

    Let me know how things go, and please follow me @AskAprilcom on Twitter and on Facebook at this link: [url][/url].

    #19686
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    thank you for your advice!
    vegas was chosen because shes originally from up north and that was the best spot for all her friends to fly into.
    indeed it must be some sort of projection as i definitely hadnt been squeeky clean in the past in that regards (dancing-wise)…

    she never has given me any reasons to doubt her… i did finally ask her about it and she assured me that nothing questionable went on (no dirty dancing, grinding, etc) . i was afraid she’d be offended that i would even ask but she actually thought it was “adorable” that i was so jealous about it which is a relief cause i hated feeling so insecure about the whole thing.
    thanks so much for the advice! i’ll be following you on twitter and such

    #18531

    Great news — all around. But seriously — no more Vegas bachelor, bachelorette parties if you don’t want to face the possible consequences of what that venue promises! They don’t call it Sin City because it’s a place you go to church and atone. It’s a lot of fun under certain circumstances — especially if you like great food and spectacular shows, but bachelor and bachelorette parties in Vegas encourage bad behavior that you or your friends may live to regret. 😉

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