And do what? Take up a vow of celibacy?? #-o
Nope. Any person is free to do anything they wish, provided it is within the law. Furthermore, the person that they do it with is entitled to talk about it in public. If you don't want to be talked about in public, don't do stuff that people want to talk about.
And if you are married, haven't you already taken a vow
to be faithful to your wife? If you choose to break that vow with a handful of your mates and a teenager, that's your problem. You have to deal with the fallout. And it probably doesn't reflect too well on you
as a person if that if how, ultimately, you treat your wife.
FFS this story is nothing. It's not Mathew Johns' fault the lady in question has had a rethink about how having a consentual gang bang wasn't the best thing to do. Fair enough he done it behind his Mrs' Back and i'm sure he's paid the price for that
Nothing?
- It wasn't illegal. The Kiwi cops have said as much again. This much is true. However, if the lady in question wants to talk about it, she has as much right to do so as somebody was to penetrate her consensually.
- Fair enough that he did it behind her back? Some would describe that as a "dog act". When that happens in a marriage, I have no doubt that she will never forget it. And if he continues to pay the price for her pain, so be it. Pretty high price to pay for a few minutes (or whatever) of fun, I would've thought. Maybe he should've been thinking with his brain and not his penis.
Society is going to sh*t if consentual intercourse is now frowned upon. Albeit a gang bang. Which last i checked is perfectly LEGAL!
That which is legally right is not necessarily morally right. And I mean morally in the sense of having committed to another, putting aside the virtues or otherwise of group sex for now.
Hypothetical, not accusation: Are you in a relationship? Does your partner need to worry that you are going to get together with a half a dozen mates and screw a random?
