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By *kdnWelsh OP Couple
over a year ago
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Hey sexy people got a huge favour to ask of you ... could any of you explain to me what the social nights are please ?? Seen loads of people asking to be on invite list and to say I'm slightly curious is an understatement lol .. so if any of you fancy explaining then I thank you in advance |
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By *oxy_minxWoman
over a year ago
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A social, is just that, a chance to meet others from the site, either in a pub or a club with no expectations.
Though they are a good way to get to know people and make connections for later |
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We have attended socials and they have been evenings where people get to know each other socially (sorry I couldn't think of another word).
The ones we've attended have been in pubs so just like any other evening really except you can network . If you're hoping for a sort of orgy style event you're out of luck mostly |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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It can be anything from a night organised at a club to a small gathering at a house party. Socials are just that, a chance for us to get together, put faces to names, share experiences without pressures to indulge in sexual activity.
Most are guest listed to control numbers, message the organiser to get your names down |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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We don't get the "without pressures of sexual activity" as bandied around when talking about socials... Never seen any pressure to engage in sexual activity in clubs, socials seen to have all of the disadvantages of not going to a club! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"We don't get the "without pressures of sexual activity" as bandied around when talking about socials... Never seen any pressure to engage in sexual activity in clubs, socials seen to have all of the disadvantages of not going to a club! "
Granted, maybe 'pressure' was the wrong choice of word. What I mean is that some folk want to meet with other swingers but refrain from sex activity.
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By (user no longer on site)
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"We don't get the "without pressures of sexual activity" as bandied around when talking about socials... Never seen any pressure to engage in sexual activity in clubs, socials seen to have all of the disadvantages of not going to a club!
Granted, maybe 'pressure' was the wrong choice of word. What I mean is that some folk want to meet with other swingers but refrain from sex activity.
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And you can do that in a club, why meet in some vanilla pub where frankly the conversation may have to be somewhat stifled and maybe inappropriate for the surroundings? |
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"We don't get the "without pressures of sexual activity" as bandied around when talking about socials... Never seen any pressure to engage in sexual activity in clubs, socials seen to have all of the disadvantages of not going to a club!
Granted, maybe 'pressure' was the wrong choice of word. What I mean is that some folk want to meet with other swingers but refrain from sex activity.
And you can do that in a club, why meet in some vanilla pub where frankly the conversation may have to be somewhat stifled and maybe inappropriate for the surroundings?"
We've been to organised socials in "some vanilla pub" and it was fine. Not everyone wants to pay an entry fee and the conversation wasn't stifled we all sat well away from prying ears. So my answer to that would be.....why not? |
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"We don't get the "without pressures of sexual activity" as bandied around when talking about socials... Never seen any pressure to engage in sexual activity in clubs, socials seen to have all of the disadvantages of not going to a club! "
Socials are great for newbies, the "no pressure" angle means that, unlike a club/party, they can relax knowing no-one is going to expect anything more than a chat, a drink, maybe a little flirting.
We think of them as a great night out with old friends, with the chance to make new friends.
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"We don't get the "without pressures of sexual activity" as bandied around when talking about socials... Never seen any pressure to engage in sexual activity in clubs, socials seen to have all of the disadvantages of not going to a club!
Granted, maybe 'pressure' was the wrong choice of word. What I mean is that some folk want to meet with other swingers but refrain from sex activity.
And you can do that in a club, why meet in some vanilla pub where frankly the conversation may have to be somewhat stifled and maybe inappropriate for the surroundings?"
The ones in South Wales are held in function rooms of pubs, so everyone there is a swinger, theres a door list, so things can be more relaxed, and you can, within reason, be as open as you want. |
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"What if the pub was fully booked out, ie no prying ears?"
The one we used to go to knew that it was a social for members of an "internet forum" and used to reserve a large corner for us. It was fun and the pub benefited from our custom. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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An organised social is your opportunity to meet like minded people with no expectations other than a drink and chat ...flirt and the opportunity to see if you wish to meet again...they work very well for people who don't have much time to meet as you can meet several people in one night and go from there...in all honesty I prefer the pub ones to club ones these days purely because there isn't a rush to make the most of the entry fee you paid to get into the club...even though I know many organisers get a deal for entry ...my best advice is try one of each and go with what you find more on your comfort zone...and don't be shy to mingle... |
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