Guest_6737 asked in the shoutbox “You mentioned a swing club…can you tell us more of how this works and the actual dynamics of once inside the door”. We were going to answer this last weekend but were unable to post (or really do much of anything) without any electricity. What happens is different at every club and for every couple. Please keep in mind that this post is our perspective, and that we’ not professionally reviewers.
Firstly, I should mention that California Girl and I are more exhibitionists than swingers. We go to swing clubs to see and be seen; rather than engage in hard core sex with other couples. For us, it’s really about the ambience. Generally speaking, people are friendly and outgoing; although there are always some “wallflowers”. The dress ranges from casual to outfits that are too risqué for a club. As the evening goes on and people have been the rooms, you’re likely to see people who haven’t gotten back into all of their clothes. Like any regular party, there’s food, drink (strictly BYOB), music and dancing. Sometimes, there are games and contests to help break the ice; but, if not, the regulars do a pretty good job of it. Everyone is there to try and have a good time. People tend to circulate until they find someone interesting.
There is usually a donation at the door to help defray costs (the suggested amount varies depending on how elaborate of an evening is planned.) It may be different in other clubs; but we see people of all shapes, sizes, ages and colors. It’s a great atmosphere to put you in the mood and see what develops. But, you don’t have to do anything that you don’t want to do or makes you feel uncomfortable. Some people are comfortable getting started in the common areas; while others prefer the private rooms. We think it’s fun to have an audience so long as they don’t become too involved. People are usually polite; however, like anytime a large group of people get together there are going to be exceptions. If you’re really curious, we recommend that you visit a few clubs nearby. They’re more places than you think, even if you live in a conservative area.