fun, fun, fun,..... We like to find fun people to have the most pleasant time in our life. We are going to clubs and outdoor, but we like also to have party in house. We do exhibitionism, voyeur, swinger, taking sun at the sea and lakes. We are people that enjoy our life and we like to have nice time with other people. We humans really do give ourselves a hard time. Why do people do what they do? Are we all slaves to our most basic intimate needs and desires? And what impact do these desires have on our lifestyles and relationships? Do you gain from them, and grow and discover an alternative approach? Or do you find yourself asking the same questions, being confronted by the same frustrations? After all, we aren’t taught this stuff at a young age, instead, we are taught to follow a moral compass, an appropriate guide to life, whereby we are governed by a set of social ideals and not human nature, which I believe is dismissed for the large part. I understand that we cant all act upon our instincts all the time, it simply wouldn’t be progressive. But there is a solution.
Once I started to understand why we do what we do, I wanted to use my new-found knowledge to enrich and explore my already increasingly alternative sex life. Swinging seemed like a natural progression, and once I understood how the human mind and body responds to these situations I was able to put my fears to one side and enjoy, in all its glory!
Now, having spent a good few years indulging my kinks, I am getting to grips with whats hot and whats not in the swinging world.
Swinging is the most helpful way of responding to your body's needs and desires. It encourages us to embrace who we are without jeopardising what we already have. I identify as bisexual, I always have and always will. While I am delighted to be exclusive with a man, I have from time to time dated women and do enjoy having sex with them. Without swinging as an outlet, what would I do? Suppress my urges and be unhappy, unable to embrace
We humans really do give ourselves a hard time. Why do people do what they do? Are we all slaves to our most basic intimate needs and desires? And what impact do these desires have on our lifestyles and relationships? Do you gain from them, and grow and discover an alternative approach? Or do you find yourself asking the same questions, being confronted by the same frustrations? After all, we aren’t taught this stuff at a young age, instead, we are taught to follow a moral compass, an appropriate guide to life, whereby we are governed by a set of social ideals and not human nature, which I believe is dismissed for the large part. I understand that we cant all act upon our instincts all the time, it simply wouldn’t be progressive. But there is a solution.
Once I started to understand why we do what we do, I wanted to use my new-found knowledge to enrich and explore my al