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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago

Have any men on here ever been to a club alone is it allowed and what was it like being at a club as a single man

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Dress nice and smell good, and go along to socialise and make friends (not expecting to be centre stage in an orgy), and you might enjoy your evening. The most successful single guys at clubs are not the "hunks", but are generally the ones who attend regularly and focus on friendship first and anything else may follow.

There are plenty of single women and couples who enjoy chatting to single guys at clubs. There's usually a pretty good mix of people. It's about how you approach the event that makes the difference - racing around trying to see some "action" or talking about sex within 10 seconds of chatting to someone is likely to lead to your evening not being a great experience.

The regular moaners will be along shortly to tell you that "its not worth it" and that you'll get treated like a piece of gum stuck on someone's shoe however...

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By *ud and BryanCouple  over a year ago

Boston, Lincolnshire

Superb advice from miss hold Ups.

For many of us, personality & style win over looks. A well dressed guy will get at least a second look, but in t-shirt & joggers he becomes invisible.

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago

Thank you very much for the advice

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By *jonesMan  over a year ago

Plymouth

Clubs are great fun,good advice above ...

Also , the organised socials (see numerous threads) are great for single guys to meet people.

Good chat , charm and looking smart and you'll have no worries ..

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By *JohnMan  over a year ago

Newcastle upon Tyne


"The most successful single guys at clubs are not the "hunks", but are generally the ones who attend regularly and focus on friendship first and anything else may follow."

That's been my experience. I'm more 'chunk' than hunk, but I (used to) go regularly. I've made some good friends there. The rest sometimes follows, sometimes doesn't, but either way I've got some new people in my life.

Most (all?) clubs will have nights for couples only. But they'll have nights that are open for single men too. And yes, plenty of people who are there to meet single men.


"The regular moaners will be along shortly to tell you that "its not worth it" and that you'll get treated like a piece of gum stuck on someone's shoe however... "

I'm not one of them. I go on my own most of the time (the exceptions are when I'm giving a lift to a club friend and we arrive together). It forces me to be sociable: I've got a choice between breaking out of my very shy shell and actually talking to people, or sitting in the corner on my own all night. It's fairly obvious what the right choice is.

Go there with the expectation of a good social night out. As people get to know you and see you as one of the good guys, more might follow.

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago

Thanks for all the advice people

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

And for the love of God do not walk around with you cock in your hand like a wanking zombie!!!!

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By *stbury DavenportMan  over a year ago

Nottingham

Single man and regular solo club attendee here.

Go along. Have no expectations, don't be a knob, and remember that the people there are *people* and not sex-dispensing machines.

Talk to people. Make connections, don't be a knob, and remember that by being there in person you're already distinguishing yourself from all the timewasters and fantasists on her.

Go into every visit assuming nothing will happen and you'll go home alone. Don't be a knob. When (or if) something does eventually happen, be ready for it.

Crucially, and I can't emphasise this enough, don't be a knob. It's a low fucking bar, but you'd be astonished how many people crash and burn right there.

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By *os19Man  over a year ago

Edmonton


"Have any men on here ever been to a club alone is it allowed and what was it like being at a club as a single man"
. Single guy here I tend to go to my local club ( OP4F ) by myself.The first time I was a little nervous but that’s normal when doing or going somewhere for the first time.My attitude is treat it as a night out at a pub or club and go with the attitude no expectations no disappointments and if anything of a adult nature takes place treat it as a bonus.Smile be polite and talk to people don’t pushy people that go to adult clubs are no different to people that go to normal clubs politeness and manners go a long way.

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By *eamworkboyMan  over a year ago

Irvine


"Dress nice and smell good, and go along to socialise and make friends (not expecting to be centre stage in an orgy), and you might enjoy your evening. The most successful single guys at clubs are not the "hunks", but are generally the ones who attend regularly and focus on friendship first and anything else may follow.

There are plenty of single women and couples who enjoy chatting to single guys at clubs. There's usually a pretty good mix of people. It's about how you approach the event that makes the difference - racing around trying to see some "action" or talking about sex within 10 seconds of chatting to someone is likely to lead to your evening not being a great experience.

The regular moaners will be along shortly to tell you that "its not worth it" and that you'll get treated like a piece of gum stuck on someone's shoe however... "

Absolutely spot on correct

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By *ecky and justCouple  over a year ago

Godalming

Good advice above.

When we go to clubs we’re looking for someone to compliment our evening, to make our experience even better.

The first sign of bullishness or arrogance and they’ll get told bluntly that we’re not interested.

We’re not entertainment for them.

If we like someone, character, personality, sense of humour then their physicality matters less.

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago

Thanks for all the advice every one more confident about trying a club now very kind and good advice from you all

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By *oTouchPleaseAndTeaseMan  over a year ago

Harlow

I have only ever visited clubs on my own.

As previously said. Don't go with any expectations. Just go for social.

First for me was Paradise Spa in Bournemouth good few years ago - I was staying local and boring in hotel alone.

Only 4 men in all night.

Enjoyable (chatty) evening. Went again few weeks later. Quite similar.

Since then went to the old Abfabs, Eureka (both for daytime sun) plus plenty of others when local

Always with the same view.

Have met lots of people over the years and never not enjoyed my time within a club.

Don't judge people and they won't judge you.

But single men are the most common attendees! ?

Try and see what comes of the time at one

No expectations = no disappointments

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By *abioMan  over a year ago

Newcastle and Gateshead

As almost everyone else has said here…. Just go with an open mind and no expectations…..

Just go there and talk to people…. If you can manage being social you’ll be fine…

Basically…. Don’t be an arse!!!!

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By *sBlueWoman  over a year ago

Up North


"As almost everyone else has said here…. Just go with an open mind and no expectations…..

Just go there and talk to people…. If you can manage being social you’ll be fine…

Basically…. Don’t be an arse!!!! "

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By *amantha TSWoman  over a year ago

Swindon

You do have to put yourself out there a little, don't force it though. If you can strike up a conversation or two naturally then that's a great place to start.

Re the wanking zombies - I've found there's no harm in having the odd stroll around to see what's going on. And enjoying the view. But keeping it in your pants (or knickers!) shows you're not there to scratch a quick itch, which usually goes a long way with your new friends

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I've been and to my surprise its been great. Can't wait to go again. Best nights are when you expect nothing.

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago


"You do have to put yourself out there a little, don't force it though. If you can strike up a conversation or two naturally then that's a great place to start.

Re the wanking zombies - I've found there's no harm in having the odd stroll around to see what's going on. And enjoying the view. But keeping it in your pants (or knickers!) shows you're not there to scratch a quick itch, which usually goes a long way with your new friends "

Totally agree you would have to be right wierdo to be walking around having a wank ?? luckily I'm not a wierdo so I won't be doing that when I try a club lol

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago

Am going to try Atlantis in stoke it's the closest to me how does it go when you get there does everyone have a drink and that first or are people literally straight at it as soon as they walk threw the doors

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By *redy81Man  over a year ago

London

As others said above, don`t panic, be friendly, polite and social and you`ll be alright.

My additional advice:

- choose a night where the number of single guys is limited. It will cost a bit more at the door, but the difference is huge!

- if you see a single lady/couple on her/their own in the social area, don`t be shy to say hello, and ask if you can join their table. I received a few polite "thanks we are not into single guys"/"thanks, now we`d prefer privacy", but never ever experienced any rude answer, and most importantly: 80% of the time they were happy to start a chat, which can lead to anywhere. Actually, I find it easier to start a chat in a swinger club as a solo guy than in a regular nightclub! Not to mention, that here you are allowed to (politely) flirt with a female from a couple, which would not be the best idea at All Bar One, haha. :D

- If you see a couple playing in a common area, that still doesn`t mean you are welcome to interrupt with a quick question, "can I join/touch?". Watch them from a comfortable distance, maybe try to catch eye contact with the girl, if she wants you, she will let you know.

These two are my personal opinion maybe not everyone will agree, but I think

- DO NOT WANK in a common area without being asked by a girl to do that.

- NEVER VISIT A CLUB WITH YOUR FELLOW MALE FRIENDS, or walking around your newly found male mates all night, as that will reduce your chances a lot.

In short, clubs are a lot of fun, you`ll have good time, don`t worry!

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By *ophieslutTV/TS  over a year ago

Central

Great advice given. Each club is unique and some nights are themed. Each will have its own flavour and rules, as well as membership requirements. Research first, so that you don't make the wrong assumptions and your expectations are accurate. Facilities differ too. Generally assuming smart casual is fine. Feel free to contact individual clubs, once opened again, to clarify any of their requirements. Places and staff will typically go beyond the level of service support that you'd get outside of the lifestyle.

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By *isfits behaving badlyCouple  over a year ago

Coventry


"As others said above, don`t panic, be friendly, polite and social and you`ll be alright.

My additional advice:

- choose a night where the number of single guys is limited. It will cost a bit more at the door, but the difference is huge!

- if you see a single lady/couple on her/their own in the social area, don`t be shy to say hello, and ask if you can join their table. I received a few polite "thanks we are not into single guys"/"thanks, now we`d prefer privacy", but never ever experienced any rude answer, and most importantly: 80% of the time they were happy to start a chat, which can lead to anywhere. Actually, I find it easier to start a chat in a swinger club as a solo guy than in a regular nightclub! Not to mention, that here you are allowed to (politely) flirt with a female from a couple, which would not be the best idea at All Bar One, haha. :D

- If you see a couple playing in a common area, that still doesn`t mean you are welcome to interrupt with a quick question, "can I join/touch?". Watch them from a comfortable distance, maybe try to catch eye contact with the girl, if she wants you, she will let you know.

These two are my personal opinion maybe not everyone will agree, but I think

- DO NOT WANK in a common area without being asked by a girl to do that.

- NEVER VISIT A CLUB WITH YOUR FELLOW MALE FRIENDS, or walking around your newly found male mates all night, as that will reduce your chances a lot.

In short, clubs are a lot of fun, you`ll have good time, don`t worry!"

As a guy who started on the club scene as a single guy and now as part of a couple now interacting with single guys I would totally agree with this.

Although maybe try a night/club first where you don't need any expensive membership up front in case it's turns out not to be for you.

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By *enny69695Man  over a year ago

Manchester

I have, it was nerve racking before stepping though the door first time around. Instantly felt welcomed by the owners/hosts, got chatting to a few people, wandered around and enjoyed what was going on.

If you have the opportunity to do it, go for it. Don’t go in expecting anything sex wise straight away just go with the flow, be friendly and wear a smile.

I was very much just finding my feet for the first couple times.

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By *ickedwillyCouple  over a year ago

Bangor

Well said kenny

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By *omerset tvTV/TS  over a year ago

Weston-super-Mare

I went to a club in male mode on my own within 1st 2 weeks of joining fab over a 100 people there and i didnt no a single person and i had a fantastic night. Dont sit in the corner feeling sorry for yourself join in conversations but be polite and not too pushy. I got invitied into a room by a couple i had been chatting to. It went really quiet bout 11 and i wondered where everybody was till i went into another room and i was shocked lol about 65-70 were all having sex in 1 form or another a big eye opener ??

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By *omerset tvTV/TS  over a year ago

Weston-super-Mare

Dont know where those question marks came from lol

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I use to go to a club at least once a week on my own minimum until lockdowns hit.

Main thing is be yourself, and don’t be a cunt. Nearly every swingers club has a bar, I just sit at that with a beer (remember sometimes you have to bring your own) and pretty much nearly everyone chats to me, remember everyone is there to have a good time. Just be welcoming and open

I usually find a lady of a couple will sometimes come to the bar and ask for a drink, if they come next to you crack a joke or a nice comment, if they are interested they will chat back or they will try to make conversation, and if they see you are not a cunt, near immediately invite you over for a chat with their partner. If they just wanted a drink then they will usually ignore you or just smile, that’s fine it is what it is, leave her be.

9 out of ten couples or single ladies are sound, you get the odd knob heads but it’s part and parcel the same can be found with single males, just fuck them off and move on. Club owners want a friendly atmosphere so will usually sort things out immediately.

Don’t worry about feeling like a lost person or unwelcome, nearly every club I’ve been too I’ve been made to feel welcome and enjoyed it.

Another tip would be to find a event night that matches what you are looking for, if it’s just sex you want then a greedy girl night is your thing etc.

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By *ecky and justCouple  over a year ago

Godalming


"Dont know where those question marks came from lol "

You can’t use your phone emojis on here. Comes up as question marks.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

i started going to clubs on my own back in 2018 till 2020 before COVID and still didn’t play so that’s why I’m not going to go back

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By *redy81Man  over a year ago

London


"i started going to clubs on my own back in 2018 till 2020 before COVID and still didn’t play so that’s why I’m not going to go back "

Mate, please do not take it as an offence as I don`t mean that, but after what you wrote, I had to look at your profile.

My suggestion is that after covid take another try, but definitely do not talk about things like you do in your bio, like you own oil rigs, or want to be a sugar daddy. These things really won't help you in a club. Just my humble opinion.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I didn’t even mention that when I was at clubs haha. There just boring plus all the people who go there only talk to the gang that have been there for years

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By *redy81Man  over a year ago

London


"I didn’t even mention that when I was at clubs haha. There just boring plus all the people who go there only talk to the gang that have been there for years "

That`s cool then, sorry. Have you been in any London clubs? If you have a chance, try LeBoudoir on a Friday evening, it worths every penny. I have nothing interest to promote them haha :D. Just this is the my experience. There are plenty of complete or relatively newbie couples every week, its not clicky at all.

I`ve been to places earlier, that I found a bit clicky too, like I had this feeling in Eurekas, that everyone know each other for ages, and its hard to get in a chat as an outsider. But it was years ago and they also have new management now, so things may change, and I will also give it a try, as the place is great. :D

But LeBoud is cool for sure.

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By *oiluvfunMan  over a year ago

Penrith


"I went to a club in male mode on my own within 1st 2 weeks of joining fab over a 100 people there and i didn't no a single person and i had a fantastic night. Don't sit in the corner feeling sorry for yourself join in conversations but be polite and not too pushy. I got invited into a room by a couple i had been chatting to. It went really quiet bout 11 and i wondered where everybody was till i went into another room and i was shocked lol about 65-70 were all having sex in 1 form or another a big eye opener ??"

I'm genuinely envious of anyone having such a positive, first time club experience.

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By *pank the MonkeyCouple  over a year ago

Down the Rabbit Hole and Round the Corner

Single guy stand a far better chance of meeting people by getting away from the Internet and getting out to clubs.

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