Archive for September, 2009

Get-Out Words: An Important Gesture in Swinging 0

September 25th, 2009

Although very small and often neglected, having your own get-out words is very important when it comes to swinging. Swinging involves recreational sex with different playmates. Although you have done all you can to make sure both you and your spouse are comfortable with the playmate, there are some unavoidable situations that would make you or your spouse uncomfortable. That is why you need to always have an exit plan, and of course a get-out word to tell your spouse that you are not enjoying the experience without hurting playmates’ feelings.

Get-out words are also very important if your swinging experiences involve bondage, role playing, or S&M. You and your spouse need to be able to communicate when you’ve had enough or if the act is hurting you too much to a point where it is no longer pleasant and the most effective way to communicate in these situations is to have a get-out word.

Agree upon a get-out signal and create a plan to exit the situation. Consider possible options and situations for the plan and make sure both of you understand it. Keep it simple though; you need to be able to execute the plan quickly. With a proper get-out word, you will be able to signal your partner whenever you are feeling uncomfortable. You can keep the experience enjoyable and leave the bad parts behind. It is obvious that having a get-out word — and formulating an exit plan — is very important, and you should have one set when you are swinging.

Getting Comfortable with Separate Swinging 0

September 19th, 2009

There are different kinds of swinging. If you are familiar with the term “swinging”, you must have already known that there are open swinging and closed swinging. Open swinging is a form of swinging where every participant involved do sexual acts in the same room. Other participants can watch openly or do their own share of sexual acts. Closed swinging is more private, allowing participants to go into separate rooms to enjoy sexual adventures in private. What most people don’t realize is that close swinging is a lot harder than open swinging. In open swinging, both you and your spouse are in the same room. Say you are swinging with another swinging couple. Even when you and your spouse engage different sexual acts you can still watch one another. Closed swinging, on the other hand, removes presence factor from the equation. There is definitely a bigger challenge in closed swinging, and bigger level of trust is needed to overcome the challenge. You shouldn’t approach closed swinging unless you are sure that you can talk about the experiences honestly afterwards and maintain the highest level of trust throughout the process. You need to fully believe that your spouse is acting within the boundaries both of you have set, and you need to make sure you stay within the boundaries as well. Once you are comfortable with separate swinging, it can be very rewarding. The pleasure of telling and hearing stories about each other’s experiences is a turn-on on its own, and it can help you have better sex life even when you are not swinging.