Do you think there's anything wrong with male/female only clubs? (ethical, legal)

[gwynedd1]

Remove the heating and air conditioning, and make the ice breaker to get to know each other shoveling gravel and mixing cement. Now you have an all male club.





Require men to have Brazilian waxes and sign marriage certificates before entry. Now you will have an all female club.


No need to make a rule. All you need is control of the environment.

[sholomar]

I find the psychology of people wanting to be in exclusive clubs fascinating. A co-worker of mine brags to me about these exclusive marijuana clubs Denver supposedly has where they are hidden to look like normal businesses but a hidden doorway will take you into the club where you need to be e member. I literally could not care less about having something special that nobody else has exclusive access too, but apparently it's wired into our DNA to enjoy such things.

Hey I'm part of an exclusive club... I'm so special. Whatever.

[BigCityDreamer]

Males and females are inherently different.

If they want to be in separate clubs, then so be it. Sometimes, people just need their space.

[RocketDawg]

Originally Posted by Gerobime227

Do you think there's anything inherently wrong with male/female only clubs and the like?

No, nothing wrong with them. Why would there be?

[ChrisC]

Why would there be anything wrong with it?

[Ceece]

No, I think it's important for boys and girl, men and women, to be able to socialize (or whatever) without the opposite sex.

[Rocko20]

No.

Private social clubs (or Gentlemen's clubs) are just that, private.

If they wanted the rainbow coalition to join, then I’m sure they know where to find them.

Some women try to get into gentleman’s clubs overseas (which are usually brothels), and are quickly denied access. Why? Because it’s not for women.

[Toyman at Jewel Lake]

Originally Posted by RocketDawg

No, nothing wrong with them. Why would there be?

And yet, male-only country clubs and gyms have been sued to force them to open their doors to women. Now, we don't have any female-only gyms do we?

[Bungo]

I have no problem with it. There are so many other places to go that would want you that I wonder why a person would try to get into a club that clearly doesn't want you in it?

Unless, perhaps, you want to ruin such a place.

[rjshae]

Not unless there's an economic advantage to joining.