Free Mom's Night Out, League City Texas

[melissadeflora]

We’ve prepared a free evening of relaxation and pampering with wine, light appetizers, chair massage, makeup artist, mini-facials, candles, handbags, jewelry and more.
Women will register at Hour Kids for the free event and walk next door to Bushi Ban for the fun. If you have child care that evening, great. If you need child care, Hour Kids will be open for you. Hour Kids members will be able to use their existing rates and packages. Families new to Hour Kids may try us tonight for $8 per hour and no membership fee.
Each mom will get a goodie bag filled with things to make your life easier so much more. This event is completely free. We do need to RSVP by July 15th so that they have enough goodies for everyone. It's going to be a lot of fun! From what I understand, the kids will be at Hour Kids having a party while we are at Bushi Ban having our Mom's Night Out.
Schwanns (frozen food) will also have a truck there for food purchases with 40% of the proceeds going to the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation

[WTF]

This is sexist and I will remember that Bushi Ban participated in this.

[CFNM]

ok so its sexist,-- I want to go

[melissadeflora]

How is this sexist? Because it's for women?

[melissadeflora]

WTF your not even from here, your silly & just want to be not nice. Why is it wrong for mom's to have a night away ?

[CFNM]

why am I not nice ???

[LOL]

melissadeflora wrote:

How is this sexist? Because it's for women?

It's sexist because you are excluding men and giving women something free just for being women. You should offer some similar free services for men. I'm sure a simple massage would be a welcome freebie for men. It's not rocket science.

And I live in League City. Not sure why the location shows up as Huntsville, AL.

[CFNM]

I volunteer for all of them to give me a swedish massage.

[melissadeflora]

As I said before we did something similar for men on father's day. It is only fair that we did an event for the men it would be sexist not to offer an event for women.

[LOL]

melissadeflora wrote:

As I said before we did something similar for men on father's day. It is only fair that we did an event for the men it would be sexist not to offer an event for women.

Did you do something for women on Mother's Day?

The days of worshiping females merely because they were born female are ending. Live with it.

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