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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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I'm not a hardened swinger so always thought what would I do if I was in a situation where I'd met someone on a meet and it really wasn't going well, are you honest or is it best to have a backup plan or climb through the bathroom window? |
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I always have a social first to make sure I am actually attracted to him and vice versa...
It would depends why it wasn't working for me as to what I would do..If my head wasn't in the zone, I would finish him if possible then get the hell out of there..If it was something he had done wrong, I would just say this isn't working and leave... |
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I always meet in a public place, that way its easy to leave, just say nice to meet you but im going to leave it, and leave, its unlikely they will kick off in public, never meet anywhere where you will be alone with someone if you may need to say no thanks, just to be on the safe side, not everyone on here are nice people |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I'm not a hardened swinger so always thought what would I do if I was in a situation where I'd met someone on a meet and it really wasn't going well, are you honest or is it best to have a backup plan or climb through the bathroom window?"
Give them a charity shag ??/ |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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As a couple we pretty much always meet in clubs to avoid this situation.
As a single I pretty much always met for a social first though more often than not if the spark was there that first meet often led to playing later that night... |
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Like NN i meet in a public place, usually a busy coffee shop. I would say that i turn down around 50% of those i meet - if i don't feel the lust then i don't play.
I have learnt to say it pleasantly to their face and give them time to process and even discuss it. That way there are generally no hard feelings. It's usually a
along the lines of: it's been lovely to meet you but Im not feeling the spark of attraction so i don't think i want to take things further. If questioned i rarely say more - no reason to be rude, i simply explain about absence of lust/no urge to rip their clothes off and that that is important to me.
I have, on a couple of occasions suggested that someone is not in a good place to embark on a swinging life just yet - weeping in a busy coffee shop over a recent break up to a stranger you have met on the internet does not impart confidence!  |
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I am open with it went to a meet wuth a lady she was falling over d*unk so i told her to forget it until she was not d*unk i was not rude just to the point.
I could have had sex but was wary. |
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