It depends on your definition of swinging in the first place...
If we accept it as lifestyle of non-monogany where sexual relations occur outside established relationships.
I would say that swingers tend to refrain from romantic attachments with their outside partners, thus differentiating themselves from PolyAmorists. There is some overlap between the two communities, though the closeness of the comparisons are generally not acknowledged.
If we accept it as lifestyle of non-monogany where sexual relations occur outside established relationships.
I would say that swingers tend to refrain from romantic attachments with their outside partners, thus differentiating themselves from PolyAmorists. There is some overlap between the two communities, though the closeness of the comparisons are generally not acknowledged.




(Re our post couples & single ladies ) yes we realise our location is not the best in the country... unless it's for a social, but then as time draws closer they slowly start to drop out. You can get a good morning / evening, find out what peeps had for lunch / tea, find out about the whether in the country, but trying to meet up for a shag is near on impossible. We have met other couples since we've joined this site but we have met more single gents. (maybe should be in the rant thread or both) N&J xx

