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By *heoriginalCJ OP   Man 5 weeks ago

mystic valley

I thought it might be useful and pinch some parts of an older post I made to give you fellas some tips on club etiquette.

This is based on my many years of attending clubs and YOU GUYS NEED TO READ THIS !

Firstly, congratulations on making the big step to the wonderful world of swinging clubs. They are a lot of fun but don't be fooled, sex is not guaranteed especially for single guys and unless you want to be banned RESPECT IS KEY.

1. NO TOUCHING!!! This may sound stupid but hear me out. Clubs are designed for like minded people in the lifestyle to meet up and socialise in a safe environment. Unless you are given permission, DONT TOUCH anyone. It may seem inviting when a couple are going at it right next to you but always ask permission first. If they say yes, good effort but remember to be respectful. Don't do a Trump and grab her by the pussy unless you want a few missing teeth after. Just like day to day life, CONSENT IS REQUIRED, just because its in a club doesn't mean it isn't the real word. Respect everyone.

2. BOUNDARIES!!! We all get a bit lost in the moment sometimes but defining clear boundaries is the best way to have a good time. Ask what each other like, dislike or want to try. If it ain't on the happy list, don't do it. Once again it is all about consent, ensure that if you are gonna try doing something new, that everyone is happy with it. If not, move on.

3. DOORS!!! Bit of a random one this but alot of guys seem to forget it. If you are doing the rounds and seeing what is about and you see a closed door... leave it. Doors are a way of invitation. If a door is closed it means the people in it want to be left alone. Don't try and break it down. If a door is open, that is usually an indication that they are inviting people to join in or watch. If that's the case, refer to my previous 2 steps. If you do happen to enter a room with people playing, be respectful. Some couples love being watched and will be putting on a show for you but always ask permission first.

4. COHERENCE!!! Need a bit of Dutch courage to go into a club? That's fine, but necking a bottle of vodka isn't going to help you. If you are going to drink before hand just remember that although you may seem fine, other people may perceive you differently. Also you want to be able to remember all the lovely people you meet so sometimes less is more. Trust me when I say that no-one is impressed by your 12 pints and still get a hard on routine.

5.HYGEINE!!! Make sure your hygiene is on top form Lads, no lady wants a smelly cock waved in their faces let alone in their mouth. Make sure you wash before and after any activities. Their are showers everywhere in clubs for this exact reason.

6.CONDOMS!!! Most places sell them for dirt cheap, if you are going to play with new people, ask them if they play safe, if it's a yes then chuck a pillow case on regardless of "whether or not you like them." This is about keeping people safe and ensuring that the fun can continue.

7.INTERACTION please, please, please, talk to people! There is nothing worse than a single guy wandering the club who doesn't talk to anyone and then expects to get intimate when things are happening in an open room.

Don't be one of the wanking dead, be brave and talk to people. We are all there for the same lifestyle, so why not talk about it to others ?

Most importantly remember that Swinging Clubs are not "fuck me now" clubs. They are by design there for people to meet, socialise and be safe. Playing is an added bonus. Be respectful to each other and you are more likely to be invited to a room.

Now, if I've missed anything or people would like to add to this please feel free to put your 2p worth into this post CJ

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By *aciamiCouple 5 weeks ago

Hertfordshire

I'd also say read the room.

Many single guys going to clubs for the first time read posts like yours about the need to engage in conversation and walk into a club and launch themselves in front of couples, interrupting conversations and invading space.

Couples and singles can see you too. You don't need to barge in, and you definitely don't invade people's space.

If they spot you and you're of interest they will acknowledge you as you walk past or acknowledge you from where you're sat and you can then approach and get into a conversation. If there's no acknowledgement then don't go marching in.

And remember, we are not all there for the same thing. Some couples might be there just to play in front of others, others might be looking for a single fem, or a bi fem. Some may just be looking for other couples. Not every female there will be necessarily looking for single guys.

Also don't stare. There's nothing more off putting than guys staring at the women like it's the first time they've ever seen the female form. And it's even worse if you're staring incessantly to try to catch her eye. She's no doubt already seen you and if she's not responding then she's probably not interested.

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By *irsSubCouple 5 weeks ago

Darlington

To add to that, try to avoid making eye contact whilst wanking and grunting, it's a real turn off

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By *round_the_FurMan 5 weeks ago

Magherafelt

This is very informative, thank you

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By *igladAndLulahCouple 5 weeks ago

Reading & Ignite & Kent

Just to reiterate, enthusiastic consent is a must.

Also if you see a couple going to a public play area, give them longer than 30 secs before you come barging in expecting to see something or join in, just let things get going and you have more chance of seeing or getting some action.

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By *round_the_FurMan 5 weeks ago

Magherafelt

Am I right in saying you should go in with 0 expectations and leave any entitlement at the door

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By *an8iMan 5 weeks ago

Bilston


"Am I right in saying you should go in with 0 expectations and leave any entitlement at the door"

Definitely, i go with no expectations and just see how the night goes, I like the social side just as much as the swinging side

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By (user no longer on site) 5 weeks ago

would love to go sometime, I have no expectations but will be nice to chat

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By *urvyCuckoldressCouple 5 weeks ago

Scunthorpe

Even as a couple we go with no expectations, and sometimes we preplan meets at clubs and still have this mindset. People change their mind, get cold feet etc.

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By *i_guy37Man 5 weeks ago

Oxford

All of the above is good advice.

I would add, don't be afraid to chat to other single guys. They're probably just as nervous as you and you'll probably end up having an interesting chat. It also gives the positive impression that you're a normal human with some social skills.

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By *BA8891Man 5 weeks ago

Manchester

Great post! Thanks for all the advice

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By *elkieWoman 5 weeks ago

Durham

Can I offer two things?

if you want to join in, stand where the lady can see you. Possibly with a nice hard cock in your hand under your towel. Possibly even your own.

If you want to put everyone off, tell the man who’s been giving her screaming orgasms for the last twenty minutes what he should be doing differently.

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By *JohnMan 5 weeks ago

Newcastle upon Tyne


"Am I right in saying you should go in with 0 expectations and leave any entitlement at the door"

Yes and yes. But also no and yes. You are entirely right about the entitlement - no one finds that sexy. But the expectations depend on what those expectations are.

If you go in expecting nothing, those expectations might be fulfilled.

Expect guaranteed sex, to walk into an anything-goes orgy, and you will be disappointed. I've never been to a club like that.

But go in expecting to meet some interesting new people, have a chat, have a good social night out, maybe make some new friends that you can take things further with, and you'll put in the effort to make it happen.

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By *uckslut and MCouple 5 weeks ago

Derby

I'd say don't try and undress me. When I'm playing, yes we hunt out single men. I'm dressed in bra, stockings, surspenders. The amont of guys that unclip my bra, to take it off.

Poof my tits vanish. . I'm a b cup, and my bra is working hard. Unless the lady or partner removes them leave clothes alone.

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By *ickD80Man 5 weeks ago

Wolverhampton

So, after many years of attending clubs you’ve learned…..

Don’t have sexual contact with anyone unless you have their consent….

When you do have consenting sexual contact with someone don’t do anything to them that they don’t want you to do…..

If a door is closed don’t open it and walk into the room uninvited without knocking first or ensuring it’s ok to enter…..

Don’t drink alcohol excessively, especially if you’re somewhere that being excessively d*unk makes other people feel uncomfortable…..

Have a shower so that you don’t smell….

If someone you’re about to have sex with wants you to wear a condom make sure you put a condom on before having sex….

When you’re in a public place you can interact with other people….

These are not things you learn after years of attending clubs, these are all things you should know as an adult whether you’ve attended a club or not. You might as well add to the list ‘don’t spit in anyone’s face, don’t steal anything and don’t urinate on the floor’.

I’m sure there are a small number of people who are completely lacking in morals and empathy that would do the things you say not to but the majority of people really don’t need to be told any of the things you’re telling them. And even so, they will be told it all by the staff when they arrive anyway.

And why have you targeted your advice at just single men? Don’t these rules apply to single women and couples? Or is every single woman and couple always perfectly well behaved and never does anything they shouldn’t? Do they all know how to behave like a civilised, responsible adult without you needing to tell them how?

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By *avstarTV/TS 4 weeks ago

Northampton


"I'd say don't try and undress me. When I'm playing, yes we hunt out single men. I'm dressed in bra, stockings, surspenders. The amont of guys that unclip my bra, to take it off.

Poof my tits vanish. . I'm a b cup, and my bra is working hard. Unless the lady or partner removes them leave clothes alone. "

Not the focus of your post i know, but a b cup is great, and hardly 'vanishing'. But to the point of your post, i agree about undressing without being invited/told to do it

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By (user no longer on site) 4 weeks ago

Yes guys, just cos we have a dick, don't mean we have to act like one

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By *heoriginalCJ OP   Man 4 weeks ago

mystic valley


"So, after many years of attending clubs you’ve learned…..

Don’t have sexual contact with anyone unless you have their consent….

When you do have consenting sexual contact with someone don’t do anything to them that they don’t want you to do…..

If a door is closed don’t open it and walk into the room uninvited without knocking first or ensuring it’s ok to enter…..

Don’t drink alcohol excessively, especially if you’re somewhere that being excessively d*unk makes other people feel uncomfortable…..

Have a shower so that you don’t smell….

If someone you’re about to have sex with wants you to wear a condom make sure you put a condom on before having sex….

When you’re in a public place you can interact with other people….

These are not things you learn after years of attending clubs, these are all things you should know as an adult whether you’ve attended a club or not. You might as well add to the list ‘don’t spit in anyone’s face, don’t steal anything and don’t urinate on the floor’.

I’m sure there are a small number of people who are completely lacking in morals and empathy that would do the things you say not to but the majority of people really don’t need to be told any of the things you’re telling them. And even so, they will be told it all by the staff when they arrive anyway.

And why have you targeted your advice at just single men? Don’t these rules apply to single women and couples? Or is every single woman and couple always perfectly well behaved and never does anything they shouldn’t? Do they all know how to behave like a civilised, responsible adult without you needing to tell them how?"

So your saying I shouldn't have made the post?

If I can do anything to make everyone's club experience even slightly better I think it's worth posting this.

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By *r SensualMan 4 weeks ago

London


"So, after many years of attending clubs you’ve learned…..

Don’t have sexual contact with anyone unless you have their consent….

When you do have consenting sexual contact with someone don’t do anything to them that they don’t want you to do…..

If a door is closed don’t open it and walk into the room uninvited without knocking first or ensuring it’s ok to enter…..

Don’t drink alcohol excessively, especially if you’re somewhere that being excessively d*unk makes other people feel uncomfortable…..

Have a shower so that you don’t smell….

If someone you’re about to have sex with wants you to wear a condom make sure you put a condom on before having sex….

When you’re in a public place you can interact with other people….

These are not things you learn after years of attending clubs, these are all things you should know as an adult whether you’ve attended a club or not. You might as well add to the list ‘don’t spit in anyone’s face, don’t steal anything and don’t urinate on the floor’.

I’m sure there are a small number of people who are completely lacking in morals and empathy that would do the things you say not to but the majority of people really don’t need to be told any of the things you’re telling them. And even so, they will be told it all by the staff when they arrive anyway.

And why have you targeted your advice at just single men? Don’t these rules apply to single women and couples? Or is every single woman and couple always perfectly well behaved and never does anything they shouldn’t? Do they all know how to behave like a civilised, responsible adult without you needing to tell them how?

So your saying I shouldn't have made the post?

If I can do anything to make everyone's club experience even slightly better I think it's worth posting this."

Whilst your post was with good intentions CJ (I know it was as we’ve met before on my trips to Wales), it could potentially come across as condescending which is probably what the person responding to you felt like whilst reading it.

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By *rpeggioCouple 4 weeks ago

Baughurst


"So, after many years of attending clubs you’ve learned…..

Don’t have sexual contact with anyone unless you have their consent….

When you do have consenting sexual contact with someone don’t do anything to them that they don’t want you to do…..

If a door is closed don’t open it and walk into the room uninvited without knocking first or ensuring it’s ok to enter…..

Don’t drink alcohol excessively, especially if you’re somewhere that being excessively d*unk makes other people feel uncomfortable…..

Have a shower so that you don’t smell….

If someone you’re about to have sex with wants you to wear a condom make sure you put a condom on before having sex….

When you’re in a public place you can interact with other people….

These are not things you learn after years of attending clubs, these are all things you should know as an adult whether you’ve attended a club or not. You might as well add to the list ‘don’t spit in anyone’s face, don’t steal anything and don’t urinate on the floor’.

I’m sure there are a small number of people who are completely lacking in morals and empathy that would do the things you say not to but the majority of people really don’t need to be told any of the things you’re telling them. And even so, they will be told it all by the staff when they arrive anyway.

And why have you targeted your advice at just single men? Don’t these rules apply to single women and couples? Or is every single woman and couple always perfectly well behaved and never does anything they shouldn’t? Do they all know how to behave like a civilised, responsible adult without you needing to tell them how?"

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No idea what your experience is going to clubs. As a couple that had been in many clubs, some infamous and well known for the hordes if wanking dead males, we think this post is welcomed and helpful.

How do you explain otherwise that, ONLY ADULTS enter clubs, and yet we have seen and experienced single men ignoring the behaviour you take for granted.

We have never seen any couples or single women following us around a club and making us uncomfortable, but single men many times.

We have experienced single men disturbing our closed-door play and ruining our time and the time of the couple we were with, by trying to force entry, knocking on the door or windows to catch our attention, etc etc.

It doesn't matter what things should be like, or what you think should be like, what matters is the reality of what happens at clubs. If you behave like an adult and all this is run if the mill, then good for you.

Also, a thread like this gives the chance to others to contribute. We consider ourselves experienced swingers now, and yet loved the post of the lady that said don't try to undress me. We never though of it and now we'll be aware for future encounters.

OP: great thread!

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By *abioMan 4 weeks ago

Newcastle and Gateshead

And here comes the rabble rouser….. hold on to your horses!

So… as much as I think guides like these are done in good faith… I loathe them for various reasons!!

See… told you! Rebel!!!

1) They can come across as seriously condescending

2) Most advice I would not just apply to single guys, but to EVERYBODY … if I did a guide for couples I’d be roasted!

3) A lot of it comes just generally under “basic common sense”… if they need that much help no amount of words will help them

4) it’s basically a cheat guide… so not only did you make it harder for the guys who genuinely “get it” from those who don’t…. You also made it harder for couples to work out who gets it and who doesn’t!

So… here’s my guide

Go with an open mind, no expectations, talk to people, don’t be a tit!!!

There…. Much less chance of writers cramp!

Everything from there.. people can label under “basic common sense”

All abuse is welcome and can be sent to my inbox… I’ll read it, laugh and then delete it!

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