Sexy fun with someone/others who you're not in a relationship with. All done with mutual consent and respect for boundaries and limitations.
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Sexy fun with someone/others who you're not in a relationship with. All done with mutual consent and respect for boundaries and limitations.
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You need to be married and willing to commit organised adultery.
Singles are free to do what they want. Unmarried partners are not commiting adultery.
Where people are in a relationship and assume the roles and values of married people, they may entertain the idea that they are swinging, but really they are just having organised sex, which they are already at liberty to do so. It involves all the same mechanisms, but is without the 'commitment'.
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You need to be married and willing to commit organised adultery.
Singles are free to do what they want. Unmarried partners are not commiting adultery.
Where people are in a relationship and assume the roles and values of married people, they may entertain the idea that they are swinging, but really they are just having organised sex, which they are already at liberty to do so. It involves all the same mechanisms, but is without the 'commitment'.
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I agree with you both. Any relationship is based on some kind of commitment. But you need to be married to commmit adultery. Which I think is at the heart of swinging.
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Cambridge Online Dictionary gives this definition of adultery:
'sex between a married man or woman and someone who is not their wife or husband'
So, strictly speaking you are correct Duncan. However, I think the word has negative connotations - in the swinging world, though, consensual adultery is the norm, wouldn't you agree?