Lusty and loneliness are powerful forces on our minds, far more powerful than reason and common sense.
Lust for another person can lead us to take foolish risks and pull us into relationships that are doomed to never work. Loneliness can make us cling to a person that shows us any kindness or affection. It is so hard not to grab hold of the of first person who happens along through the flotsam and jettsom of a wrecked life.
How do members of this site avoid becoming emotionally involved with swinging partners
I am not sure which comes first, real feelings or contact. I have got to feel something for someone before I can reach out to them. My standards {I will think of a better word later} may change depending on how I feel and how long it has been. Having talked etc my feelings change. I think they change. Anyway call those feeling respect, affection or what you will, I can not have sex without them.
Having said that sex does not mean I feel love, true friendship or long term ties. Sometime it does, but I do not have to have sex to feel love, friendship or ties or care for someone.
As for the lady, call her, you never know the future until it happens.
Trust you keeno to bring up a thought provoking topic on a monday. Yes it is tricky for me to avoid becoming emotionally involved but not too hard. When I stop and think what could happen, then my mind rules and not the heart. I am very fond of my swing partner (yes the absentee 1) but for many reasons that is as far as it goes. He is a lovely guy and we always enjoyed chatting to each other as well as other things, but my life is complicated enough as it is without adding another problem to it. When it says NSA fun then thats how it must stay .. otherwise people get hurt. I have made a lot of friends here .. some good friends but I know that when I leave here I will probably leave them behind as well .. cos that has been my experience in previous totally unrelated situations i.e the workplace. After working over 30 years I don't have 1 work related friend left .. not even an acquaintance and don't see why this would be any different. I'm not moaning, its just the way things happen in my life. Time to stop rambling now :silly:
What about the other way round?
I wouldn't say I would get emotionally attached to someone we swung with, but what about if someone was to get too attached to you?
We meet up with some people quite regularly for threesomes and usually, if we swing with another couple, once the shenanigans have stopped, then it's off to separate beds or taxi time!
If its a threesome though, there is sometimes a tendancy for the '3rd person' to want to stay in bed for the night and do all the usual 'coupley-cuddling' stuff.
That's fine by me- we wouldn't ever want them to feel like a spare part in the threesome, but where do you draw the line between just a 3some and a 3some relationship?
Do you think for someone else being part of a couples 3some, they might start having feelings/wanting the couple experience? perhaps jealousy?
I've seen hints of this so far,what about the rest of you?....
I watched last weeks edition of House last night. The writers managed to condense my ramblings and jumbled thoughts into a simple question.
How do you seperate the physical from the emotional?