Sabella
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Joined: 7/26/2005 Status: offline
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Honestly Breathsasone, it IS your call. I know of no quicker way to ruin a perfectly good relationship by doing something you KNOW is totally against your values and desires but you do it anyhow. If he said "tonight you're gonna fuck a chicken my pet!" would it still be not up to you? And afterwards, while said chicken is laying there spent, grinning and smoking a cigarette and you look over at your Dom, what do you think will be running thru your head and heart? OP it can be an exciting venue to enjoy. Take it slow. Talk about everything. Your concerns, thoughts, what part of the "fantasy" about it thrills you but you may be hesitant to really do, right off the bat or ever. We have been going to swinger's clubs for years yet have very very rarely ever played with others. The environment is very friendly and can be alot of fun JUST for the atmosphere and freedom there. You can watch, be watched or just talk with each other and enjoy the surroundings. You can dress much sexier (or not at all) in these types of environments easier than you can in any "vanilla" club. We actually went for several years and never saw the "play" area at all. When we go it's our "date night" and we enjoy it tremendously. Someone else cooks dinner and cleans up afterwards. We dance and talk to old and new friends, cut up, snuggle on a couch. Sometimes we play there, sometimes we don't. Take it slow is my best suggestion, and remember (as he told me) that even if you cross a line you've never done before doesn't mean you have to keep crossing it. If you try something and you decide it's not for you don't do it again. I know lots of folks like us who go just for the party & only party together. It's all good and in our relationship it's good for us to get out in this type of venue. If you have any questions feel free to PM me anytime, I'll be glad to talk to you about anything.
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“The giant Grof was hit in one eye by a stone, and that eye turned inward so that it looked into his mind and he died of what he saw there.” From The Forgotten Beasts of Eld, by Patricia A. McKillip
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