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By *unandgamegeek OP   Man
over a year ago

Bolton

Anyone every had that dilemma when it comes to going to swinging clubs?

Let's say you're planning on going to an event at a club but you notice that many are going you are not familiar with and it fills you with dread. You can't help but go into a dilemma that if you went anyway, you'd fear that you'd get lost in the crowd and not have a good time and if you don't go, you'd fear of missing out and feel down and full of regret for not going.

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By *bi HaiveMan
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over a year ago

Cheeseville, Somerset


"Anyone every had that dilemma when it comes to going to swinging clubs?

Let's say you're planning on going to an event at a club but you notice that many are going you are not familiar with and it fills you with dread. You can't help but go into a dilemma that if you went anyway, you'd fear that you'd get lost in the crowd and not have a good time and if you don't go, you'd fear of missing out and feel down and full of regret for not going."

Erm.....no.

We go clubbing when there's no published guest list. So we won't know who is there and it won't impact our decision to attend.

Unless its a specific event where the organisers run a guest list then you'll never know who's going, many on the list won't turn up anyway and clubs tend to let in members not on guest lists anyway as not all will be on Fab.

If you want to go, just go. No point basing a decision on who else is going, especially if you do t know them anyway.

A

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By *unandgamegeek OP   Man
over a year ago

Bolton


"Anyone every had that dilemma when it comes to going to swinging clubs?

Let's say you're planning on going to an event at a club but you notice that many are going you are not familiar with and it fills you with dread. You can't help but go into a dilemma that if you went anyway, you'd fear that you'd get lost in the crowd and not have a good time and if you don't go, you'd fear of missing out and feel down and full of regret for not going.

Erm.....no.

We go clubbing when there's no published guest list. So we won't know who is there and it won't impact our decision to attend.

Unless its a specific event where the organisers run a guest list then you'll never know who's going, many on the list won't turn up anyway and clubs tend to let in members not on guest lists anyway as not all will be on Fab.

If you want to go, just go. No point basing a decision on who else is going, especially if you do t know them anyway.

A"

Being in large crowds can be overwhelming though and could send the person into a panic.

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By *lik and PaulCouple
over a year ago

Flagrante

I never think that deeply about anything OP so I would just go.

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By *ittleMissCaliWoman
over a year ago

trouble most likely, or creating it :)


"Anyone every had that dilemma when it comes to going to swinging clubs?

Let's say you're planning on going to an event at a club but you notice that many are going you are not familiar with and it fills you with dread. You can't help but go into a dilemma that if you went anyway, you'd fear that you'd get lost in the crowd and not have a good time and if you don't go, you'd fear of missing out and feel down and full of regret for not going.

Erm.....no.

We go clubbing when there's no published guest list. So we won't know who is there and it won't impact our decision to attend.

Unless its a specific event where the organisers run a guest list then you'll never know who's going, many on the list won't turn up anyway and clubs tend to let in members not on guest lists anyway as not all will be on Fab.

If you want to go, just go. No point basing a decision on who else is going, especially if you do t know them anyway.

A

Being in large crowds can be overwhelming though and could send the person into a panic."

I think if that was an issue they would not go to a club in the first place

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By *unandgamegeek OP   Man
over a year ago

Bolton


"Anyone every had that dilemma when it comes to going to swinging clubs?

Let's say you're planning on going to an event at a club but you notice that many are going you are not familiar with and it fills you with dread. You can't help but go into a dilemma that if you went anyway, you'd fear that you'd get lost in the crowd and not have a good time and if you don't go, you'd fear of missing out and feel down and full of regret for not going.

Erm.....no.

We go clubbing when there's no published guest list. So we won't know who is there and it won't impact our decision to attend.

Unless its a specific event where the organisers run a guest list then you'll never know who's going, many on the list won't turn up anyway and clubs tend to let in members not on guest lists anyway as not all will be on Fab.

If you want to go, just go. No point basing a decision on who else is going, especially if you do t know them anyway.

A

Being in large crowds can be overwhelming though and could send the person into a panic. I think if that was an issue they would not go to a club in the first place "

True but there is still the thought of missing out for not going.

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By *unky_Fab_FellaMan
over a year ago

Nr Boston

Go, it will be fine.

Just think of it like a chess club, lots of people all who like chess.

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By *eiaorganaWoman
over a year ago

Dundee


"Anyone every had that dilemma when it comes to going to swinging clubs?

Let's say you're planning on going to an event at a club but you notice that many are going you are not familiar with and it fills you with dread. You can't help but go into a dilemma that if you went anyway, you'd fear that you'd get lost in the crowd and not have a good time and if you don't go, you'd fear of missing out and feel down and full of regret for not going.

Erm.....no.

We go clubbing when there's no published guest list. So we won't know who is there and it won't impact our decision to attend.

Unless its a specific event where the organisers run a guest list then you'll never know who's going, many on the list won't turn up anyway and clubs tend to let in members not on guest lists anyway as not all will be on Fab.

If you want to go, just go. No point basing a decision on who else is going, especially if you do t know them anyway.

A

Being in large crowds can be overwhelming though and could send the person into a panic. I think if that was an issue they would not go to a club in the first place

True but there is still the thought of missing out for not going."

Then that's just the way it is, if you genuinely can't cope with large crowds. Forget about clubs and focus on what you can do.

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By *entleman JayMan
over a year ago

Wakefield

Nope. I love meeting new people.

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By *mily36CWoman
over a year ago

Bedford (or anywhere beginning with B..!?)

Crumbs that's a fair bit of overthinking for a club ...

...don't regret anything in life OP if you can help it BUT if you do regret stuff, regret what you've done not what you missed out on

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By *unandgamegeek OP   Man
over a year ago

Bolton


"Crumbs that's a fair bit of overthinking for a club ...

...don't regret anything in life OP if you can help it BUT if you do regret stuff, regret what you've done not what you missed out on "

Can't help but overthink sometimes. It's a pain when dealing with social anxiety.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

What's the worst that could happen?

You go along and you don't feel comfortable so you leave . No harm done .

Or what's the best that could happen?

You go along and you have a great night ?

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By *bi HaiveMan
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over a year ago

Cheeseville, Somerset


"Anyone every had that dilemma when it comes to going to swinging clubs?

Let's say you're planning on going to an event at a club but you notice that many are going you are not familiar with and it fills you with dread. You can't help but go into a dilemma that if you went anyway, you'd fear that you'd get lost in the crowd and not have a good time and if you don't go, you'd fear of missing out and feel down and full of regret for not going.

Erm.....no.

We go clubbing when there's no published guest list. So we won't know who is there and it won't impact our decision to attend.

Unless its a specific event where the organisers run a guest list then you'll never know who's going, many on the list won't turn up anyway and clubs tend to let in members not on guest lists anyway as not all will be on Fab.

If you want to go, just go. No point basing a decision on who else is going, especially if you do t know them anyway.

A

Being in large crowds can be overwhelming though and could send the person into a panic."

For someone that has anxiety caused by crowds yes. Clubs wouldn't be for them.

But for someone that has been to a club before I don't see the issue. It seems more ro me that you're more worried about WHO is going rather than how many.

You can't control either the numbers attending or who will be there.

A

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