Husbands of Flight attendants finds truth.

[narwhalParticipant]

My mother was a flight attendant. Really, she was a stewardess, since they didn’t call them flight attendants back then. This was back around 50 years ago, when things were way different back then. There were no men flight attendants, skirts were not optional, and believe it or not, marriage was not allowed.

That’s right, getting married meant you were fired. My mother actually did marry my father while still working. She hid the fact that she was married in order to keep her job. Once the airline eventually found out, she got the axe.

Obviously, I didn’t know my mother back then, but I am told she had a fondness for guys who rode motorcycles. My Dad was a good 10 years old then her, and she originally didn’t like him very much. He eventually won her over.

I won’t say my mother is NAWALT, but I don’t think she was ever was that kind of a slut. She was and has been very Catholic, and was always more of a kids first NAWALT than anything else.

But I digress. I think the point is…flight attendants were not allowed to marry. Now why is that? Because management thinks customers would prefer single flight attendants, because they wanted to oppress women, or because they knew exactly who their employees were and didn’t want to take part in destroying lives?

Ok. Then do it.

[BraceParticipant 467]

Sky-O wrote:

I use to bang married flight attendants.

If I ever wrote a book about those years with actual names, there is no doubt someone would hire a hit man to take me down.

how many have you banged? did they tell u they tell u they were married before during sex or after the fact? what do they usually tell you about their husbands? did they approach u, ur the one who is actively perusing them?
I’m just interesting to know the way these hoes think.

narwhal wrote:

My mother was a flight attendant. Really, she was a stewardess, since they didn’t call them flight attendants back then. This was back around 50 years ago, when things were way different back then. There were no men flight attendants, skirts were not optional, and believe it or not, marriage was not allowed.

That’s right, getting married meant you were fired. My mother actually did marry my father while still working. She hid the fact that she was married in order to keep her job. Once the airline eventually found out, she got the axe.

Obviously, I didn’t know my mother back then, but I am told she had a fondness for guys who rode motorcycles. My Dad was a good 10 years old then her, and she originally didn’t like him very much. He eventually won her over.

I won’t say my mother is NAWALT, but I don’t think she was ever was that kind of a slut. She was and has been very Catholic, and was always more of a kids first NAWALT than anything else.

But I digress. I think the point is…flight attendants were not allowed to marry. Now why is that? Because management thinks customers would prefer single flight attendants, because they wanted to oppress women, or because they knew exactly who their employees were and didn’t want to take part in destroying lives?

this is very interesting. most of the arab world don’t even hire arab girls as flight attendants, they usually get them from Asia or other places, for example in Libyan airlines u won’t be able to find Libyan girls who are flight attendants cuz no one marries them. they usually get Tunisian girls to do the job.

as for your mom, she married your dad who is supposedly a bad boy type, so shes not a NAWALT or anything for example my mom married my dad who is way less than her in everything. but his very intelligent and also a major douchebag his an asshole, who no one likes, and abusive as f~~~ but she stayed with him for 30+ years. it definitely say something about what women like.

[MGTOW KnightParticipant 7477]

Anecdotally, I can say that most flight attendants are hoes. They are the reason for the MILE HIGH CLUB. XD

Fuck bitches... literally and metaphorically

[narwhalParticipant]

Brace wrote:

as for your mom, she married your dad who is supposedly a bad boy type,

But my Dad wasn’t the bad boy. If I had to guess, I imagine he was more of the ‘blue pill wallet’ than anything else. He was the solid choice. My parents marriage really wasn’t that typical. I really wouldn’t want to throw them into a category like that.

Ok. Then do it.

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