The ones I’ve met and had sex with- it is usually the woman contacting me. Then we all chat, have a social, move on to the sexy bits.
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We’ve either reached out to them with no expectations or they’ve contacted us.
We don’t treat them as a sex toy and build up a connection as a 3 (think it’s important they get a flavour of us both)
We find out more about a person talking about normal life than sex chat.
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Lol, are we not answering correctly?
Many of us meet alone but are partnered up- so understand the feelings of being in a couple etc.
I suppose that is what a social is for. Asking questions as in are there any boundaries that should not be crossed, any scenarios that they would not enjoy, make them uncomfortable, etc?
I would not meet with a couple for their first time swinging, for example. It could go really well or REALLY bad. We don’t know how they would react once the fantasy becomes a reality. I’ve only met couples who are far more experienced than me and that has resulted in great experiences. 🤷♀️ |
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Talk to and treat them like humans and equals.
Not sending messages like "it's my hubby's birthday and I want to arrange a 'gift' for him" or just wanting them to put on a show.
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Stepping into the swinging world can feel pretty intimidating. What happens if our partner likes sex with someone else more? And what about jealousy?
What most couples decide is the best solution is to find a bisexual woman to have sex with both members of the couple. After all, if you’re both having sex with the same person, then nobody will be jealous, right?
And femme-femme bisexuality is considered hot and socially acceptable.
It's so often all about fantasy fulfillment of the couple with zero thoughts to the needs and wants of the solo woman. It's all about his fantasy of being the stud satisfying two women, his chance to watch some real life porn, her opportunity to explore her bisexuality. It privileges the existing relationship and gives little consideration to the 'unicorn'.
Behaving ethically might start by approaching from the point of view of what she's looking and hoping for, rather than treating her as a fantasy dispenser. Avoiding approaching with the opening gambit of the two femmes playing to start with and him joining after. Treating her as a human and as an equal.
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