julietsierra
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ORIGINAL: mrperegrino I hadnt planned on setting any "rules", just letting things evolve as they may, but this may be an issue I have to address beforehand. Looking forward to any responses.. Please. Do yourselves a favor. Set rules. Believe it or not, all the swingers have done so between each other as a couple before they even get there. There are basic ones - full swing or soft swing (meaning that you and someone else can go somewhere alone or that your partner has to be in attendance at all times). Sometimes, full and soft can refer to what's involved. Full intercourse or petting and oral. Either way, make clear what you are expecting from each other. And then, there are more specific rules - often made that evening on the way there. Do you want to participate in the dances (if that's where you're going) but not the swinging afterwards? Are you there for the evening. There are lots of things to consider. Are you a voyeur? Could you allow and WANT her to do things so that you can watch. Do you want her just participating with women, or just men, or both. Be sure what you want. How do you feel about someone else spanking her? It's kind of weird being told in the middle of things "Don't let him do that to you again." If you don't want anyone to spank her, remember, do not spank anyone else, because the men will take their cue from you. You spank his wife, your girl will end up being spanked as well. Just as they are taking their cue from you, you should take your cue from them as to what is allowable in their relationship. Being all "domly" (meant in the most negative, arrogant sense I can say) is NOT acceptable there and will get you asked to leave. Communicate communicate communicate. If you've never done this before, understand that the both of you may or may not be confused with how to mix D/s and swinging. You may be at odds with what's considered acceptable behavior there and what you are used to in bdsm contexts. Agree, if you can, that no matter how you feel, that the both of you will take a day or two afterwards to seriously sort out how you feel BEFORE discussing the event with each other (saves on the accusations that may or may not happen because you suddenly found yourself threatened by what went on.) Remember that in those situations, sex is sex and love is love and the two are not necessarily connected - except between the husbands and wives, etc. If your girl is showing signs that she's in over her head, be willing to walk away from the event or situation. There are other times, other places and forcing her might turn her off entirely, whereas introducing her slowly may be more conducive to what your goals are. (Of course, if your goal is to force her through this, a swinger's event isn't the place to do that. No one likes a crazed, frightened woman. The presumption is that whatever is happening is consensual, and the men at these events are operating on that presumption. It's not fair to them to make them the potential defendant at a rape trial that they knew nothing about) Speaking of husbands and wives, if you've always considered yourself Master and slave, that's not the place to call it that. There, people are husbands and wives or boyfriend and girlfriend. Some will admit to delving into domination and submission, but it's not table-top conversation. They'll ask you how long you've been together. They are leery about the couples that have been together only a short time, since those are the people that have the most difficulties with what's going to happen that evening. They are MOST leery of couples who are hunting for mates and just coupled together for the evening. Single males are, in general, frowned upon. They are viewed as poachers and people steer clear of them. As far as behavior in the dances, think of them as beginning kind of in the way of wedding receptions...8 people around a large table in a ballroom, with a DJ and some munchies and soda. Some have cash bars. Some you bring your own alcohol, they put your membership number on it and you go to the bar to get your drink from your own liquor. Yes, there is alcohol at these events. LOTS of alcohol. By the end of the night, there are always some who can't hold their liquor. We steer clear of those because of fears I have of people who drink too much and being unable to gauge their behavior. At any rate, I've gone on long enough. Please though. Set rules for yourselves. You'll have a much better time if each of you understand what the other is expecting. juliet
< Message edited by julietsierra -- 9/2/2006 7:10:57 AM >
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