Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Swinging is more common than you think, but it's going out of fashion because younger generations are more likely to have semi-fluid boundaries in their relationships anyway. They don't need to swing.
25% of adults in the USA have tried it at some point during their lifetimes, according to studies.
Open marriages and swinging are not widespread, with current estimates suggesting around 4-5% of U.S. adults are currently involved in a regular basis in consensual non-monogamy (CNM), which includes open relationships and swinging, though many more have explored it at some point during their lifetimes. While these are minority lifestyles, they are more common than often thought, with roughly one in 25 couples currently participating in CNM.
Those numbers seem high. But I have no basis to support that the numbers are lower. I say this solely on being married for 15 years, and I/wife have never been approached about potential interest in swinging, threesome, poly, etc. Nor have heard of, or seen indication of, friends or others in our circles that engage. Of course, I probably wouldn’t pick up on the signs.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think it's fairly common where I live and some swingers are really fing annoying. When I'm out with my GF, they are very aggressive about approaching and it's nearly led to violent confrontations before. It's like they are all unicorn hunting.
Yes, it’s very hard to find a pretty woman for ENM, threesomes and swinging. I had a Silicone Valley mega figure aggressively court me for this stuff for over a year. I’m just a conventionally attractive late 40s woman with slim proportional body nothing sagging. He was f..,g in all kinds of forms and combinations and shared women with his business partners. I also was propositioned by a bi-sexual woman/international organization exec in DMV to join her and her BF. He didn’t have experience but she loved FFM threesomes and was bored with BF without inviting women to play.
It must be that you give off approachable vibes. I'm younger, slim, attrative, and have never been approached for this type of stuff. Men have hit on me, but they were at least subtle, and definitely never asked me to join a threesome. And I'm around plenty of people through work.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think it's fairly common where I live and some swingers are really fing annoying. When I'm out with my GF, they are very aggressive about approaching and it's nearly led to violent confrontations before. It's like they are all unicorn hunting.
Yes, it’s very hard to find a pretty woman for ENM, threesomes and swinging. I had a Silicone Valley mega figure aggressively court me for this stuff for over a year. I’m just a conventionally attractive late 40s woman with slim proportional body nothing sagging. He was f..,g in all kinds of forms and combinations and shared women with his business partners. I also was propositioned by a bi-sexual woman/international organization exec in DMV to join her and her BF. He didn’t have experience but she loved FFM threesomes and was bored with BF without inviting women to play.
Anonymous wrote:I think it's fairly common where I live and some swingers are really fing annoying. When I'm out with my GF, they are very aggressive about approaching and it's nearly led to violent confrontations before. It's like they are all unicorn hunting.
Anonymous wrote:Do you know anyone that does?
It's because you don't giver off the type of vibes where someone would approach you.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Swinging is more common than you think, but it's going out of fashion because younger generations are more likely to have semi-fluid boundaries in their relationships anyway. They don't need to swing.
25% of adults in the USA have tried it at some point during their lifetimes, according to studies.
Open marriages and swinging are not widespread, with current estimates suggesting around 4-5% of U.S. adults are currently involved in a regular basis in consensual non-monogamy (CNM), which includes open relationships and swinging, though many more have explored it at some point during their lifetimes. While these are minority lifestyles, they are more common than often thought, with roughly one in 25 couples currently participating in CNM.
Those numbers seem high. But I have no basis to support that the numbers are lower. I say this solely on being married for 15 years, and I/wife have never been approached about potential interest in swinging, threesome, poly, etc. Nor have heard of, or seen indication of, friends or others in our circles that engage. Of course, I probably wouldn’t pick up on the signs.
Anonymous wrote:Well, I was never asked...does this mean..."I'm ugly"? : )
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:There's definitely a pocket of them in Montgomery County, mainly feds, CIA, DoD and educators. Most empty nesters, by many years. Ask me how I know. 🍍
How do you know?
Because I connected with a woman on FEELD who fit this profile and literally had numerous couples that they'd have regular standing dates with. They have kids ages 25, 27 and 30(ish).
So gross ! How old were all these people ? I can’t imagine wanting to swing with some sagging old b.ls