One night stand or an ongoing relationship when swinging?

Posted on 22. Sep, 2009 by in Sex, Swinging

I have been thinking a lot (probably too much) about our last rendezvous with the “squirt”couple.  Should we be having one night stands or be forming long-term relationships in the swinging lifestyle?   I think there are benefits to both.  Both have presented themselves to us, and I must admit my views are changing.

After meeting the “older” couple, who were very experienced in this lifestyle, I really thought a long-term relationship was the way to go.  It sounded great to have one or two couples that you knew were fun, easy to see and had chemistry.  But I am not sure anymore.

Like I said I have been thinking a lot about the “squirting” couple, as we have plans to see them for a third time at the end of October.  My issue is that I am not overly excited to be with them again.  A little bit of the thrill of the newness and unknown is gone or  maybe it is because the chemistry was not really there (although it was definitely there the night we met, which could be the 17 mojitos talking).

Part of the reason I got into swinging was for some sexual variety, change and FUN with my husband.  Not that meeting them a third time won’t be fun.  But I feel as though I know what to expect.  I now know how he and she tastes , feels, kisses,  gives oral and fucks.

Now, I not saying we aren’t going to meet and that we aren’t going to have a crazy good time.  I just wonder if after meeting with a couple a few times, we should move on to another couple?  I guess this is the question that Roxy and C will have to explore.  Do we prefer the one night stand or the on-going relationship or maybe a little of both?

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  • Anonymous

    You bring up a good point…

    When deciding which road to take it obviously comes down to a few factors. Do you like the spontaneity of showing up a club, finding an attractive couple and getting it on (perhaps liking them enough to arrange a more personal follow up)? Do you like to know what you are getting into finding someone online and making a “date”? Do you have the time to put into the whole process…

    The simplest way to play seems to be to show at a club – connect and get it on. The online searching and connecting adds a level of getting to know someone. If you are really picky – perhaps online is better so you can make sure you find people you are attracted to before heading out – at a club – it is always a gamble!

  • Anonymous

    You bring up a good point…

    When deciding which road to take it obviously comes down to a few factors. Do you like the spontaneity of showing up a club, finding an attractive couple and getting it on (perhaps liking them enough to arrange a more personal follow up)? Do you like to know what you are getting into finding someone online and making a “date”? Do you have the time to put into the whole process…

    The simplest way to play seems to be to show at a club – connect and get it on. The online searching and connecting adds a level of getting to know someone. If you are really picky – perhaps online is better so you can make sure you find people you are attracted to before heading out – at a club – it is always a gamble!

  • http://www.StrayTogether.com/ Jill

    We’ve been swinging for about 5 years now and, while it’s not necessarily intended, we haven’t played with any couple more than a few times. And it’s not for lack of liking them – it’s typically scheduling conflicts that get in the way. We don’t consider swinging our “lifestyle”; rather it’s a diversion from ours. We’re busy with family and career obligations and can’t always get away to play.

    That said, we’ve been advised by long-time swingers to not play with anyone else more than three times. Why three? They say that attachments begin to form that aren’t necessarily good.

    Which is better? Not really sure!

    Fondly,
    Jill

    http://www.StrayTogether.com

  • http://www.StrayTogether.com Jill

    We’ve been swinging for about 5 years now and, while it’s not necessarily intended, we haven’t played with any couple more than a few times. And it’s not for lack of liking them – it’s typically scheduling conflicts that get in the way. We don’t consider swinging our “lifestyle”; rather it’s a diversion from ours. We’re busy with family and career obligations and can’t always get away to play.

    That said, we’ve been advised by long-time swingers to not play with anyone else more than three times. Why three? They say that attachments begin to form that aren’t necessarily good.

    Which is better? Not really sure!

    Fondly,
    Jill

    http://www.StrayTogether.com