Umm no, how would you know? You would look a bit silly trying to initiate a secret hand shake with a non swinger :shock: Plus it would soon become common knowledge to Joe public anyway which could lead to embarrassing situations.
In hotels, the code used is to hang a "do not disturb" notice on your room door. If you see one, you can be sure that there are swingers inside, therefore knock loudly on the door and when they answer just announce that you are swingers and would like to join them for fun.
We always find that this works.
John & Shel
I find wearing a balaclava and waving gaffa tape tends to portray a particular message after munches and socials.
Apart from wearing a badge....
Outside of functions it boils down to perception, your attire and signals.
I've been out socially for beers with mates and have encountered the more than willing glance from a 'straight' guy that materialized into something more, aren't we all bi? At some level.
There's no shake of hands, albeit of a masonic nature, if there is, feck I'm well....
Paddy x
My tongue hanging out would likely be a signal ;-)
There is the rainbow button (see above), this is more an SH symbol than swinging.
There are those who just know. I walked into a hotel, booked in as one and the receptionist asked, "Will you need an extra key." I do not know how she knew.
T