How often do people get into swinging, try out different people,and then drop out of the scene when they've found a few regulars to play with on an ongoing basis thereby creating a closed shop?
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How often do people get into swinging, try out different people,and then drop out of the scene when they've found a few regulars to play with on an ongoing basis thereby creating a closed shop?
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Quote by Eagerslut9
Going back to the original question in this thread, I've made some friends here and find now that, as a result, I don't have as much time to do the "cyber" bit because I'm more involved in other ways.
This explains why I'm not as active in the forum at the moment as I have been in the past.
All that matters for me is that this site, and what it offers, is working for me. It may be the same, similar or different for others here. It really doesn't matter. When all's said and done it's what you make of it and every other area of life that counts.
It's a personal thing for everyone.
Stay cool guys.
:D
Quote by cc_7upI would have said all the time - Somebody coming on here to explore swinging is usually dovetailing the time they have between work, family, existing friends, other hobbies, sleeping, eating all the other paraphanalia of life.
How often do people get into swinging, try out different people,and then drop out of the scene when they've found a few regulars to play with on an ongoing basis thereby creating a closed shop?
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