Bachelorette Party article in WSJ
Hi ladies...this came my way via a friend of a friend of a friend -- this Wall St Journal reporter is looking for anecdotes about bachelor and bachelorette parties! I have pasted his email below. If you are interested in talking to him, please email me directly at [email protected] [email protected] Thanks, Alison
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Dear friends,
A phenomenon has come to my attention that I've decided to try to explore in an article. I believe that the trends toward racier bachelorette parties and
mellower bachelor parties have crossed to the point where, often, the women are getting wilder than the men. I can't say for certain that this is a statistical fact, but there has been, at the very least, a dramatic shift in the balance of pre-wedding sexual festivities.
What I need to make this story work are examples of a) particularly crazy bachelorettes, b) particularly tame bachelors and [most importantly] c) couples where the women have 'gone wilder' than the men.
In order to find the best possible examples, this email needs to get out to a wide number of people. Friends, siblings, roommates -- anyone in their 20s or 30s likely to experience a last night of freedom worth writing about. Your help is greatly appreciated.
Best,
Nick Kulish
Reporter, The Wall Street Journal
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Dear friends,
A phenomenon has come to my attention that I've decided to try to explore in an article. I believe that the trends toward racier bachelorette parties and
mellower bachelor parties have crossed to the point where, often, the women are getting wilder than the men. I can't say for certain that this is a statistical fact, but there has been, at the very least, a dramatic shift in the balance of pre-wedding sexual festivities.
What I need to make this story work are examples of a) particularly crazy bachelorettes, b) particularly tame bachelors and [most importantly] c) couples where the women have 'gone wilder' than the men.
In order to find the best possible examples, this email needs to get out to a wide number of people. Friends, siblings, roommates -- anyone in their 20s or 30s likely to experience a last night of freedom worth writing about. Your help is greatly appreciated.
Best,
Nick Kulish
Reporter, The Wall Street Journal
