3somes, Groups & Orgies with Wife??? Is it a Phase?

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so say you and the wife have been together for like 20 years. you two have had a very healthy sex life, you both keep each other satisfied. BUT now... wife wants to explore other sexual fantasies like orgies and watching you fuck another woman.
YOU don't necessarily want some other dude fucking your wife, but you can't lie... you don't mind fucking another woman. so you indulge.

I'm curious if this is something you can turn OFF eventually? like say you both agree that you'll explore for a year and than after that you cut it off. is that realistic? have any of you had any experiences like this?
 
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We have been involved in the swinging lifestyle in the past and when we started out it was initially only for the purpose of her having a bisexual experience, not for having sex with others of the opposite gender. While our progression was gradual, we eventually become comfortable enough to engage in the latter interaction where I had sex with other women and her other men; sometimes in front of each other and sometimes in separate rooms.

After engaging in this for maybe two or three years, we actually did stop due to family and employment obligations. During a gap of a few years, while we would occasionally reminisce and discuss getting back into it, there wasn't really an overwhelming desire that overrode the more vanilla life stuff. It was only once other things became less a priority and we had more free time, did we start seeking out others and going to clubs and parties again. We did that again for a few years and then dropped out due to factors that had nothing to do with the swinging and now we've been "retired" from it for at least the last six years.

While we've again talked about the "old times" and how it would be interesting to have sex with others again, we are not currently making any serious effort to and there is a greater chance we never will for several practical reasons.

So, at least in my experience it has been something we could "turn off" when it became necessary to, as we've done it twice now. While as I mentioned, I'd be lying if I said I never thought about doing it again, yet at the same time I could easily live with the fact of never having sex with other women (or her with other men) again if we choose to continue this way for the rest of our lives. I look at both those previous times as an adventure and an opportunity for exploration we were lucky enough to have had, but at the end of the day being with each other is all that matters and anything else has been just a bonus.
 

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@Motion-of-the-Ocean Thanks for the response, I appreciate your honesty and openness on this.
I have TWO follow up questions... 1. before you got into the swinging lifestyle, I'm assuming you two watched porn together?
2. Would you often swing with the same group (like, would it normally be the same couples at these parties) or did you always switch up and go to different parties with different people?
 

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@Motion-of-the-Ocean Thanks for the response, I appreciate your honesty and openness on this.
I have TWO follow up questions... 1. before you got into the swinging lifestyle, I'm assuming you two watched porn together?
2. Would you often swing with the same group (like, would it normally be the same couples at these parties) or did you always switch up and go to different parties with different people?
Glad I could offer some insight. Though I'm far from what one might term an "expert" swinger, I do like sharing what knowledge we have gleaned from it to help others who might have questions or be contemplating it. With that being said, to your follow-ups:

We have looked at porn together since we were married, though in those pre-internet days it consisted of buying magazines (and occasionally renting videos) in order to see others engaged in sex and that watching was our only admission of thinking about other couples for the first 12-13 years of our relationship; actually having sex with them, AKA: swinging, was never discussed. It was only her increasing curiosity with girl/girl scenes and getting a computer and internet connection in the late 90's, did we learn there was the possibility of actually making it a reality through personal ad sites.

So, in one way, I guess you could say porn had at least some role to play in getting into swinging, though it also had a lot more to do with learning to be less insecure and avoid jealousy as well as getting online. For those two reasons alone, swinging never would have worked in the early part of our marriage, even if we had contemplated it.

Since our two periods in the lifestyle were separated by a multi-year break, I often think of them as two somewhat distinctly different "adventures" and several of our changing actions, preferences and rules
showed a clear division. One of those was in the variety of couples we met and repeat playdates.

During our first foray into swinging, we did more of the "one & done" get togethers and out of maybe the dozen couples we were with, I can recall only three we had sex with a second time (and none a third), so most of them we would never see or run into again afterwards. Back then, it was more about the sexual experimentation than any lasting friendship.

In our second go at it, being somewhat seasoned, we put more emphasis on the "friends part" and after meeting an experienced couple close to the wife's age, we became fairly excusive with them, almost border-line poly. Rarely did we go to parties or clubs by ourselves and mostly relied on people they knew to meet and play with new couples, in effect becoming an exclusive group of older swingers with private parties. In fact, because of that, almost all our encounters were one-on-one swaps and we only participated in a single MFM threesome during one of those rare solo club visits versus in years past, when that activity was maybe a fourth of our activities.

In fact, it was that reliance on being almost exclusive to one couple and using them to meet others that proved to have its disadvantage once we stopped swinging with them and while there were other main, vanilla factors pushing us towards leaving the lifestyle a second time, that likely made it easier to decide to.

One thing I've learned is every swinger or ex-swinger is different in how they fit outside sex into their vanilla lives. I've known couples where it truly was a "lifestyle" and they'd attend parties almost every weekend, participate in related functions like cruises or hotel take-overs and would not only claim familiarity with countless couples and single guys, but would likely have more notches on their bedpost than could be counted. Then there were those like us, who viewed swinging more as a part-time hobby and an occasional diversion to supplement our sex lives every month or few months. I think that made it easier to see it as just a phase and to be able to take a break or even quit altogether without feeling a big part of one's life or identity is suddenly missing.

Any other questions you may have, please feel free to ask and BTW, good choice of avatar. I've never really been into the whole superheroes thing, but The Watchmen was a rare exception.
 
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Glad I could offer some insight. Though I'm far from what one might term an "expert" swinger, I do like sharing what knowledge we have gleaned from it to help others who might have questions or be contemplating it. With that being said, to your follow-ups:

We have looked at porn together since we were married, though in those pre-internet days it consisted of buying magazines (and occasionally renting videos) in order to see others engaged in sex and that watching was our only admission of thinking about other couples for the first 12-13 years of our relationship; actually having sex with them, AKA: swinging, was never discussed. It was only her increasing curiosity with girl/girl scenes and getting a computer and internet connection in the late 90's, did we learn there was the possibility of actually making it a reality through personal ad sites.

So, in one way, I guess you could say porn had at least some role to play in getting into swinging, though it also had a lot more to do with learning to be less insecure and avoid jealousy as well as getting online. For those two reasons alone, swinging never would have worked in the early part of our marriage, even if we had contemplated it.

Since our two periods in the lifestyle were separated by a multi-year break, I often think of them as two somewhat distinctly different "adventures" and several of our changing actions, preferences and rules
showed a clear division. One of those was in the variety of couples we met and repeat playdates.

During our first foray into swinging, we did more of the "one & done" get togethers and out of maybe the dozen couples we were with, I can recall only three we had sex with a second time (and none a third), so most of them we would never see or run into again afterwards. Back then, it was more about the sexual experimentation than any lasting friendship.

In our second go at it, being somewhat seasoned, we put more emphasis on the "friends part" and after meeting an experienced couple close to the wife's age, we became fairly excusive with them, almost border-line poly. Rarely did we go to parties or clubs by ourselves and mostly relied on people they knew to meet and play with new couples, in effect becoming an exclusive group of older swingers with private parties. In fact, because of that, almost all our encounters were one-on-one swaps and we only participated in a single MFM threesome during one of those rare solo club visits versus in years past, when that activity was maybe a fourth of our activities.

In fact, it was that reliance on being almost exclusive to one couple and using them to meet others that proved to have its disadvantage once we stopped swinging with them and while there were other main, vanilla factors pushing us towards leaving the lifestyle a second time, that likely made it easier to decide to.

One thing I've learned is every swinger or ex-swinger is different in how they fit outside sex into their vanilla lives. I've known couples where it truly was a "lifestyle" and they'd attend parties almost every weekend, participate in related functions like cruises or hotel take-overs and would not only claim familiarity with countless couples and single guys, but would likely have more notches on their bedpost than could be counted. Then there were those like us, who viewed swinging more as a part-time hobby and an occasional diversion to supplement our sex lives every month or few months. I think that made it easier to see it as just a phase and to be able to take a break or even quit altogether without feeling a big part of one's life or identity is suddenly missing.

Any other questions you may have, please feel free to ask and BTW, good choice of avatar. I've never really been into the whole superheroes thing, but The Watchmen was a rare exception.
Thanks again for the response, it actually is really helpful to hear your experiences. And honestly, it does sound like you both did it the right way where you indulged but didn't get so caught up in it that it destroyed your union. I'm sure that is a reality for some couples. So congrats.

and yes Watchmen is amazing. both the graphic novel and the HBO series which I JUST re-watched last week and it's still so good. (the movie is just meh lol but still enjoyable)
 
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We have talked about it…had a threesome with a girl who I grew up with and enjoyed it and we have duplicated it a couple times and now I want to bring in another guy and she is ok with it as long as he is hung…right now…its talk but she gets off thinking of him fucking her….then me fucking him in the ass at the same time…hmmmmm
 
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I started swinging with my first long term GF, at 21. she was 19. She was bi, we kinda got interested via internet sites, and being in Florida, swinging is huge here. We did 3somes, couple 4some swaps, group parties etc. Finally when watching a porno she admitted a gangbang would turn her on. So i arranged it for New yrs, four guys plus myself at a motel. It was a mindfuck at first but we loved it.

It wasnt an "all the time" thing though. i also had another gf for 5yrs and we were swingers. We kinda looked at it like...eating Dairy Queen or w/e your fave junk food place is. If you keep a good diet all week, hit the gym etc and then reward yourself with a hot fudge sunday on the weekend...eh no harm no foul lol. If u do it every day it can consume you,.
 

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my ex and I were in “the lifestyle” for about 5 years, off and on. She’s very bi, I’m happily fluid, but I must say, once that genie comes out of the bottle, there is NO putting it back. Intimacy is different for any couple, but unless you’re poly, and engaging with other poly couples, it can develop into something completely different. I honestly don’t know any couples who have “survived” swinging or introducing other partners.
 

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I have been in the LS for many years (well over 30) with many partners and wives and NONE of those relationships ended as a result of being in the LS in ANY way. Personally, for me/us we love sharing and watching each other have sex with others. Having a very hot wife with a sex drive as high as mine who loves swinging and enjoys multiple partners is a significant turn-on!

For couples who think entering the LS on a whim will be fun, they are usually the relationships that end in disaster. You can NOT enter this type of emotionally charged invested genre WITHOUT being fully aware of your emotions, feelings, TRUE desires, and TRUST for each other. Sure in the heat of the moment when suddenly watching others undress and engage in 'activity' can be fun and exciting once you cross that threshold your world will change forever!

Turning your "SO" over to ANYONE else for a single encounter or as a LS takes an absolute resolve and understanding of your emotions on both sides of the relationship.
 

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So for us it started with an honest discussion with my partner. I told her that was bored, sexually, in the relationship and if she was open to 'broadening our sexual horizons.' And we discussed further and decided to have an open relationship. In order for it to work we set up ground rules so we could have boundaries. What was permissible and what was forbidden.

At first we only went swinging with other couples. Our first experience was at a social function and we met this couple and the fellow tells on the side that his wife likes me and wants me to talk to her. So we discuss and had our 1st foursome not long after.

After time we decided to allow 'dating'. My partner would tell me about the funniest stories on her 'dates', especially the college intern one pump chumps, from work. One guy who she friction dancing came in his pants. Another pulled out his dick and jizzed as he was getting gently stroked. Another blew his load as she was stroking his dick to get the condom on. And the stories go on and on.

Now she's an incredible dick worker and will finish you right off with no problem............
 
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my ex and I were in “the lifestyle” for about 5 years, off and on. She’s very bi, I’m happily fluid, but I must say, once that genie comes out of the bottle, there is NO putting it back. Intimacy is different for any couple, but unless you’re poly, and engaging with other poly couples, it can develop into something completely different. I honestly don’t know any couples who have “survived” swinging or introducing other partners.
I agree. The lifestyle cost me my last marriage. After being the one who wanted to get into the lifestyle, my wife decided after a couple of years that I didn't really care about her if I would agree to share her. One of the biggest mistakes I ever made.
 
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To reinforce what @Sirramm said upthread, swinging is definitely something that requires a lot of preparation and soul-searching within a relationship to make it work.

Though we've known or heard of a few couples whose breakup was caused by their involvement in the lifestyle, most of those actually had their marriages reinforced by the decision. Perhaps the biggest takeaway I have found is that communication is key and decisions and consent must be mutual at all times. Both parties must agree to try swinging without the one-sided pressure that can result when one person is more eager than the other. Both persons must find mutual agreement on any rules or limits and both persons must advance no faster than the slowest one and not do anything with the other couple that they feel or know their partner is not yet comfortable with. If one's partner does want to do something or doesn't want you to do something than it should not be open to debate at that time. If someone or their partner decides they no longer want to be involved in the lifestyle, the other person should accept their choice and not use it as a wedge issue in their relationship. Usually, it is failures on these accounts, that cause swinging to destroy it.

The second biggest issue in swinging that can torpedo a relationship is jealousy. One must be damn sure where the relationship stands before engaging in sex with others and that one is truly comfortable in seeing one's partner doing with someone else what was once only reserved for each other. Not remembering that one's marriage overrides everything else and not treating sex with others as a supplement instead of a replacement for said marriage can have detrimental consequences. Sex with someone different can be very stimulating both physically and mentally as well as an ego boost, but at the end of the day one must remember that it is your own spouse who you will go home with after playtime is over and you must always treat them like Number One even and especially at swinging events. One must also be able to mentally and emotionally separate sex with feelings as anyone catching them for a playmate can also be disaster waiting to happen. Everyone involved in the lifestyle has known or heard about at least one or two couples who got divorced after one of them got too emotionally involved with the other man or woman and with some even marrying their former playmate in which case two separate relationships were destroyed.

As I may have previously stated many of these factors, particularly jealousy, is the reason our decision to be involved in swinging would have not worked out early on in our marriage and had we even thought about it and tried, we might have very well ended up as one of the failed statistics. So, while I've heard of swingers who in a nascent marriage jumped in feet first and made it work (though most of the time at least one of them was involved before in the lifestyle with a previous partner), I truly believe a certain level of relationship maturity and security must be reached first that only several years together can give. As the previous member stated, it will change both your relationship and life forever and once a couple crosses that Rubicon, there is no going back. More better reason to choose wisely.
 

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It just requires so much trust. U really have to be both on board, I've been into the life 20 yrs but mainly as a single. Ive seen like 3 swing couples work out LTR. Its mainly an outlet for dudes that wanna fuck multis, which is cool but stay single. lol. Lotta the swing cpls are hot chicks and reg dudes just lookin for extra pussy. go to the gym, be single and earn the poon lol. Dont try n push ur wife into this
 
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If your relationship is truly strong, and the trust is unquestionable, I would advise you to start slowly and test the waters. My husband and I started in the lifestyle weeks after we met. I was 18, and we started slowly, but somehow managed to survive 25 years together and we were very active. We have seen so many relationships end because they were not ready for the reality of what they started and the emotional rollercoaster that most experience. If you don't embrace it, it can cause a lot of problems.