I originally joined SH out of pure curiosity but the longer I stay the more I like it! It was the sex side of it that I was interested in but I probably wouldn't have stuck around so much if it wasn't for the Forum and the friendly people I've come to know here. The most surprising thing to me has been the friendship, the parties aren't just sex, they are great fun, lots of laughs and chatter and the social aspect has grown in importance for me too. I also find that there are people that I fancy more and people I wouldn't shag because they are good friends and it is better that way.
MQ buggers off to make a badge with a wipe clean surface so she can write on the name of the last person she had sex with.......
Some people are just driven by obsession, that woman obviously has problems herself to do that. It's not like he will invite her into his home and give her hospitality while she is there, he won't even know she exists!
Whether MJ has abused children or not it is clear that he has serious mental problems and therefore should not be entrusted with the care of children, animals or bloody teddy bears for that matter! His money has made him untouchable until now, surely he will at least start to get treatment for his obvious problems as well as jail if he has hurt a child, and no bloody cushy palaces either!
I too have very strong feelings about paedophiles and would stick a knife in anyone who abused my children without a second thought, if it is proved and I hope to god that if it is the truth then he doesn't get away with it, then he should be locked up and made to face reality and the punishment he deserves.
The question that crops up in my mind though as a single, am I less welcome at a swinging party? A lot of parties and clubs actively encourage single women to come along and the parties I have been to have had single men there too. Are they less entitled to play because they are not 'true swingers'?
I know in practice that I am welcome at parties and clubs, but do some people hold the attitude that I shouldn't really be there because I am not fortunate enough to have a loving partner?
I don't mean to cause trouble but all this categorisation makes me feel uncomfortable.
Right now I would love to be back in bed but I can't so that's that!
In my dream I am in the spa that's on those low fat hot chocolate ads, the one where she's dreaming, can't remember the bloody product now lol! I would be chilling in the jacuzzi with half a dozen well built young men pandering to my every whim.... mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm!!!!!!!!!!
oooo lots!
Trainspotting
24 Hour Party People
Life of Brian
Rocky Horror Picture Show
Pulp Fiction
Sixth Sense
Interview with the Vampire
I can see your points Jon but can't say I completely agree. While it is a fact of life that people have sex and that we should be open and honest with our kids about it, I wouldn't feel comfortable discussing swinging and other more 'kinky' (sorry not the right word) types of sex eg bdsm and the like. My 13 year old knows about sex and I am open with him to a point, talking about the risks and responsibilities that come with sexual relationships and about how respect and protection is important.
He knows I go to parties, but doesn't know what sort of parties. He will probably find it out for himself in the end but I don't feel right just yet talking to him about it. I think the more intricate parts of sex are best discovered yourself anyway, I wouldn't feel right talking to him about what turns me on and off, he is only a child and I am his mother, that would feel inappropriate to me.
Sorry didn't read that post till i re-read the thread
Nobody can argue with that Rich and Donna. I also find it disturbing that they see fit to bring up a child in that environment, sex clubs are closed to children for very good reason and so should hotels. I certainly wouldn't feel comfortable even planning a swinging encounter if there was a child present.
Awww Seanie what's up? msn me if you want to chat hunny xxxx