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By *BW Snowbunny OP   Woman
over a year ago

Somewhere over the Rainbow

I know it's an age old topic but it's becoming more and more prevalent. Particularly as there are a lot of people going into swinging clubs that are not swingers and expect it to be a brothel/free for all.

Attending a club event last Friday I was in a room with a mate and two domms having fun. Both a male and a female thought it was okay to come in, pick up a flogger and attempt to join in. They were quickly told to back off but not without some argument first.

Then later I was sat in a tv room, a guy knelt down in front of me (strange I thought) grabbed my knees, pulled my legs apart and tried to enter me. I pushed him away and told him to £&@/ off, he replied that he had a condom on to which I told him again to do one. I gave him absolutely no encouragement except a smile as he walked in. He said he had seen me playing earlier and wanted some of it. Seemed he felt he had the right to touch me because I had already played.

Then I get told by a woman that she had been in a situation where she had rejected a man in a club and he claimed he had 'human rights' and was allowed to touch whoever he liked!!!!!!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

It's down to the clubs to police it better iv never seen it in any clubs we attend but they have lots of staff and keep a close eye on people

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

'Human Rights' holy fuck!!

What about her human rights?

Some people

H x

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

shocking! Thankfully I haven't experienced that in a club. I hope you reported it

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I'm sorry that happened to you lovely, the club should've been monitoring that better.

I can only hope that nobody tries that shit with me cause I have one hell of a temper

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod

over a year ago

East Sussex

Some people believe that if you're a swinger you are public property. I worry that the lines of consent are so blurry to some.

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By *ea_CoffeeCouple
over a year ago

Near Kettering

We struggle to understand why people assume the attitude that if your there they can do whatever they like.

This is the exact sort of thing that would put newbies off from attending the clubs and why is such a basic concept "mutual consent" so hard to grasp?

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By *olden RatioWoman
over a year ago

Buckinghamshire

This is what puts me off going to a club

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By *ercuryMan
over a year ago

Grantham

Would the management of any club call the police if an "alleged" rape or sexual assault took place?

Let's face it, that's what it is if consent isn't given.

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By *rank n BettyCouple
over a year ago

Not meeting

We have had this on a few occasions where people just assume because you are in a club then its ok to do as they please, im not sure if they are being arrogant or just plain thick but either way its not on and should be dealt with very firmly

Frank

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By *wo4FemCouple
over a year ago

Birmingham

This amongst reading other posts is why we would more than likely not attend a club. We had thought about and discussed it in the past but as of late the amount of things like this occuring and being posted in the forums seems to have risen. Sorry for your bad experience and if you do go again hopefully it will be better for you.

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By *gnitemybodyWoman
over a year ago

Onestepoutofthedoor

Bloody hell what's up with these people!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Do clubs not have some sort of induction where you're told what's not acceptable? Maybe they should?

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By *ilk_TreMan
over a year ago

Wherever the party is!


"I know it's an age old topic but it's becoming more and more prevalent. Particularly as there are a lot of people going into swinging clubs that are not swingers and expect it to be a brothel/free for all.

Attending a club event last Friday I was in a room with a mate and two domms having fun. Both a male and a female thought it was okay to come in, pick up a flogger and attempt to join in. They were quickly told to back off but not without some argument first.

Then later I was sat in a tv room, a guy knelt down in front of me (strange I thought) grabbed my knees, pulled my legs apart and tried to enter me. I pushed him away and told him to £&@/ off, he replied that he had a condom on to which I told him again to do one. I gave him absolutely no encouragement except a smile as he walked in. He said he had seen me playing earlier and wanted some of it. Seemed he felt he had the right to touch me because I had already played.

Then I get told by a woman that she had been in a situation where she had rejected a man in a club and he claimed he had 'human rights' and was allowed to touch whoever he liked!!!!!!"

Mind = BLOWN!!!

I mean seriously, I see TONS of women that I fancy who I don't even talk to let alone try to play with so why are guys just literally going up to random women and..? How hard is it to actually TALK to a woman? Don't know what to say? Then LEARN!

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By *ilk_TreMan
over a year ago

Wherever the party is!


"Do clubs not have some sort of induction where you're told what's not acceptable? Maybe they should? "

They do but even on some inductions you are told by staff that there are areas where essentially "anything goes".

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By *ntriguedx2Couple
over a year ago

wigan

That should never happen...unsure what club you go ...but never happened in any of the clubs iv been and the hosts would not stand for that ...the club should of thrown them out and banned them ..No is NO !! and know the RULES !

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Do clubs not have some sort of induction where you're told what's not acceptable? Maybe they should? "

Some good clubs do. Like the Townhouse. They have an induction night where the rules are clearly explained, the men need to stay for the full night and if appropriate then a membership is offered. Sadly some clubs are just interested in getting single men to pay silly money and just sign up anyone, and that makes them think they are entitled to behave like morons.

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By *unandbuckCouple
over a year ago

Sheffield

Luckily we have never seen or experienced like that.

But, as an example of the other side, the only incident we have ever seen was a single lady sat at the bar in a club, a single guy behind her kissed her on the back of the neck and was thrown straight out by staff. No ifs or buts - out.

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By *ea_CoffeeCouple
over a year ago

Near Kettering


"This amongst reading other posts is why we would more than likely not attend a club. We had thought about and discussed it in the past but as of late the amount of things like this occuring and being posted in the forums seems to have risen. Sorry for your bad experience and if you do go again hopefully it will be better for you."

Although it happens it is in our experience a very rare thing to happen.

I have never been to a club where the staff wouldn't deal with such things very quickly and club members especially females I have met would help if needed.

Dont let this put you off what i garuntee is a great night out. Social or otherwise.

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By *iberatedPairCouple
over a year ago

Suffolk


"'Human Rights' holy fuck!!

What about her human rights?

Some people

H x"

His human rights would be pushed to the limit if he touched T without consent. If she didnt whack him. I would. An I would explain in my sweet tones that it's within my human rights to touch who I wanted. Jackass

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By *exyredheadtattooCouple
over a year ago

Beaumont


"'Human Rights' holy fuck!!

What about her human rights?

Some people

H x

His human rights would be pushed to the limit if he touched T without consent. If she didnt whack him. I would. An I would explain in my sweet tones that it's within my human rights to touch who I wanted. Jackass"

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By *umpkinMan
over a year ago

near the sounds of the wimborne quarter jack!


"I'm sorry that happened to you lovely, the club should've been monitoring that better.

I can only hope that nobody tries that shit with me cause I have one hell of a temper "

But the staff at the club can`t be everywhere to monitor such poor behaviour! Unless you tell them what`s going on what can they do?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Do clubs not have some sort of induction where you're told what's not acceptable? Maybe they should?

They do but even on some inductions you are told by staff that there are areas where essentially "anything goes"."

So, if these incidents are happening in these areas, either the staff are wrong for describing them like that, or people need to not use them if they don't want 'anything goes'.

But seems more like that some people are arseholes. It's assault.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Do clubs not have some sort of induction where you're told what's not acceptable? Maybe they should?

Some good clubs do. Like the Townhouse. They have an induction night where the rules are clearly explained, the men need to stay for the full night and if appropriate then a membership is offered. Sadly some clubs are just interested in getting single men to pay silly money and just sign up anyone, and that makes them think they are entitled to behave like morons. "

and break the law.

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By *mmmMaybeCouple
over a year ago

West Wales


"This amongst reading other posts is why we would more than likely not attend a club. We had thought about and discussed it in the past but as of late the amount of things like this occuring and being posted in the forums seems to have risen. Sorry for your bad experience and if you do go again hopefully it will be better for you.

Although it happens it is in our experience a very rare thing to happen.

I have never been to a club where the staff wouldn't deal with such things very quickly and club members especially females I have met would help if needed.

Dont let this put you off what i garuntee is a great night out. Social or otherwise."

It does appear to be on the increase if posts are anything to go by, but too many just brush it aside & shouldn't, maybe they fo because they don't want that sort of attention or to be seen as causing disruption.

I am always at these posts and would say that someone would be crawling from a club on their hands & knees if it happened to us, whether that comes across as too aggressive or not I give not one jot. Clubs should be sorting this, not attendees.

But they can only sort it if told & then based on their reaction you will find whether it is somewhere you will attend again or not.

Yes many clubs make money from the single guys but without the women & couples attending there would be no club..

S

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I'm sorry that happened to you lovely, the club should've been monitoring that better.

I can only hope that nobody tries that shit with me cause I have one hell of a temper "

The club can only do so much unless there told. Every club we've been in have staff that walk around but unless every room had a member of staff standing in it (witch I'm sure would soon get complained about) it's up to the people to report it. Then the staff can do something. Usually they kick the person out and revoke there membership.

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By *unandbuckCouple
over a year ago

Sheffield


"I'm sorry that happened to you lovely, the club should've been monitoring that better.

I can only hope that nobody tries that shit with me cause I have one hell of a temper

The club can only do so much unless there told. Every club we've been in have staff that walk around but unless every room had a member of staff standing in it (witch I'm sure would soon get complained about) it's up to the people to report it. Then the staff can do something. Usually they kick the person out and revoke there membership. "

If you don't report it, the guy will keep repeating it and potentially get even more serious.

Report him to staff, and he will be thrown out / banned - problem permanently solved.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Sexual offender's or Virgins I bet one of the two wow I seen tits in person they probably wank over babestation thinking it's hardcore damn joke.

Should be banned for life for all do the club's not have door staff and security?.

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By *iggles and BeardyCouple
over a year ago

Bristol


"I know it's an age old topic but it's becoming more and more prevalent. Particularly as there are a lot of people going into swinging clubs that are not swingers and expect it to be a brothel/free for all.

Attending a club event last Friday I was in a room with a mate and two domms having fun. Both a male and a female thought it was okay to come in, pick up a flogger and attempt to join in. They were quickly told to back off but not without some argument first.

Then later I was sat in a tv room, a guy knelt down in front of me (strange I thought) grabbed my knees, pulled my legs apart and tried to enter me. I pushed him away and told him to £&@/ off, he replied that he had a condom on to which I told him again to do one. I gave him absolutely no encouragement except a smile as he walked in. He said he had seen me playing earlier and wanted some of it. Seemed he felt he had the right to touch me because I had already played.

Then I get told by a woman that she had been in a situation where she had rejected a man in a club and he claimed he had 'human rights' and was allowed to touch whoever he liked!!!!!!"

Sadly just like anywhere in life there are generally dicks, who ruin it for others.

With the bdsm thing, we used to get this all the time, any time I used rope some prick would but in to say how it should be done and to did spend wiggles... so we stopped going (especially given how much we constantly heard, swingers are to gropey)

Has happens say less in swinging, but generally is again always that one twat, missed out on a stunning newbie couple as a single guy wouldn't leave room, or had idiots try to touch like its a right.

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By *bsinthe_boyMan
over a year ago

Luton

I think OP hit the nail on the head when she said there are now lots of guys who are not swingers going to clubs.

They aren't aware of the etiquette, we have all seen guys on the Fab forums who have heard rumours that a lady in a club is "fair game" if she's playing or that an open door to a play room means "anyone can join in".

I know of no clubs where such behaviour is acceptable but clearly there are guys coming new to the scene with these beliefs.

Club websites always have sections on consent, etiquette and good behaviour...but how many of these men read them? Clearly very few.

A brief induction may well be necessary. I know at least one club in this area now only admits single guys who have a verified Fab account or who are vouched for by a regular. This is specifically because a small but increasing number of men do not understand swinging etiquette before attending the club.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

In the dark room once i got set upon and a bloke bit my boob. I was bruised for days. No..didnt report it..i was too shocked at the time

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Do clubs not have some sort of induction where you're told what's not acceptable? Maybe they should?

They do but even on some inductions you are told by staff that there are areas where essentially "anything goes"."

Yes there are some areas in clubs where people are told that the rules are more relaxed like orgy rooms but the staff also state that no still means no and don't just take it that you can join in with people. The only place that we've seen in a club that is enter at you own risk is the dark/ gloryhole rooms. Witch is common sense really you go into somewhere pitch black or a gloryhole/ groping box then your going to get touch. How ever the op said she was sitting watching TV that should of been report to staff.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I'm sorry that happened to you lovely, the club should've been monitoring that better.

I can only hope that nobody tries that shit with me cause I have one hell of a temper

The club can only do so much unless there told. Every club we've been in have staff that walk around but unless every room had a member of staff standing in it (witch I'm sure would soon get complained about) it's up to the people to report it. Then the staff can do something. Usually they kick the person out and revoke there membership.

If you don't report it, the guy will keep repeating it and potentially get even more serious.

Report him to staff, and he will be thrown out / banned - problem permanently solved."

These incidents definitely need to be reported to the clubs so they can deal with it appropriately. Cross me and I know how to deal with it but unless they are thrown out/banned then things could escalate. In future I will report to the club.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I know it's an age old topic but it's becoming more and more prevalent. Particularly as there are a lot of people going into swinging clubs that are not swingers and expect it to be a brothel/free for all.

Attending a club event last Friday I was in a room with a mate and two domms having fun. Both a male and a female thought it was okay to come in, pick up a flogger and attempt to join in. They were quickly told to back off but not without some argument first.

Then later I was sat in a tv room, a guy knelt down in front of me (strange I thought) grabbed my knees, pulled my legs apart and tried to enter me. I pushed him away and told him to £&@/ off, he replied that he had a condom on to which I told him again to do one. I gave him absolutely no encouragement except a smile as he walked in. He said he had seen me playing earlier and wanted some of it. Seemed he felt he had the right to touch me because I had already played.

Then I get told by a woman that she had been in a situation where she had rejected a man in a club and he claimed he had 'human rights' and was allowed to touch whoever he liked!!!!!!"

We've had one or two sarcastic comments from guys who think because they paid to come in and we weren't doing anything just talking.

Also plenty of wondering hands but when told to do one they normally run off.

But never anything like that. Shocked.

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By *ilk_TreMan
over a year ago

Wherever the party is!


"In the dark room once i got set upon and a bloke bit my boob. I was bruised for days. No..didnt report it..i was too shocked at the time "

Yup. That needed to be reported.

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By *mmmMaybeCouple
over a year ago

West Wales

On our first visit to a club we were asked to attend early, this was so we could be shown around by a staff member before any action was happening. Playrooms were empty etiquette was explained etc.

We have not had or heard any issues in that particular club in 8-9 visits. I think they rarely have issues at all tbh.

Not sure other clubs are the same but I would have thought letting first timers stroll in at eleven pm after a couple of drinks for dutch courage & then having the manpower to try to explain etiquette to them would be akin to messaging a single female on here, you might get the wanted response from 1/10..

And that applies to all, not just guys..

So perhaps some clubs need to reassess their vetting/newbie process.

S

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Maybe the club rules should be posted somewhere more visible. Most clubs have rules and etiquette posted on their websites but somewhere more physical in the club might be better

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod

over a year ago

East Sussex


"Maybe the club rules should be posted somewhere more visible. Most clubs have rules and etiquette posted on their websites but somewhere more physical in the club might be better"

It's terrifying that adults need to be told that you don't touch another person sexually without consent or involve them in anything sexual at all unless it's agreed.

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By *bsinthe_boyMan
over a year ago

Luton

I think that the issue for clubs is that this wasn't a frequent problem until very recently. The type of people going to clubs and using sites like Fab has evolved quite rapidly in the last couple of years.

Clubs which have operated for years with a set of rules on a page of their website plus a quick tour of the premises for newbies might have to look at more rigorous ways of explaining consent and etiquette to newbies.

I don't know why the influx of poorly behaved people (mostly men) has happened but it certainly has. 90% or more are gents but there is an increasing number of guys who don't view women as having the right to choose with whom they play.

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By *unandbuckCouple
over a year ago

Sheffield


"Maybe the club rules should be posted somewhere more visible. Most clubs have rules and etiquette posted on their websites but somewhere more physical in the club might be better

It's terrifying that adults need to be told that you don't touch another person sexually without consent or involve them in anything sexual at all unless it's agreed."

The sign would be "Laws of sexual assault still apply inside the club" .

It isn't rocket science, chat in the bar and go and play. Or if play is already happening in an open room, just a sexy whispered chat about joining in. Easy, non-intrusive and can all stay fun and relaxed.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"This amongst reading other posts is why we would more than likely not attend a club. We had thought about and discussed it in the past but as of late the amount of things like this occuring and being posted in the forums seems to have risen. Sorry for your bad experience and if you do go again hopefully it will be better for you."

This

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Op, i hope you reported this Rio the club owners as this is unacceptable behaviour. As an example, if people were in a bar and liked someone, would they just walk up to them and put hands all over them? I would guess that the answer would be no so i dont see why this is different for a swinging club. I suppose the only time you could expect groping hands etc would be in a dark room where there would lots of bodies, but even then you dont just poke, squeeze and grab.

Its no wonder that women get fed uo with single guys at clubs

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Not Rio, reported "to" the club..damned autocorrect

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"This is what puts me off going to a club "

Me too

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By *unandbuckCouple
over a year ago

Sheffield


"This is what puts me off going to a club

Me too "

It shouldn't. The things being discussed are very rare. Really a single lady would be safer in a club environment than a private meet imo.

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By *iberatedPairCouple
over a year ago

Suffolk


"This is what puts me off going to a club

Me too

It shouldn't. The things being discussed are very rare. Really a single lady would be safer in a club environment than a private meet imo.

"

We attend clubs on a regular basis and have done so for the last 3/4 years. We do not get any unwanted attention or haven't really seen any such behaviour. Clubs are modern friendly places that you would love. All are non pressured and happy places to be.

Do attend and enjoy. Xxx

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By *ecretlyASoftieWoman
over a year ago

Hull but travel regularly


"This is what puts me off going to a club

Me too

It shouldn't. The things being discussed are very rare. Really a single lady would be safer in a club environment than a private meet imo.

"

Yes I don't do private first meets for this very reason.

Things happen everywhere. The standards of the club show in how they deal with it - or not in some cases.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Do clubs not have some sort of induction where you're told what's not acceptable? Maybe they should? "

We are members of to clubs and both do and keep an eye on new people

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

This, and posts like this, are why I am no way ever going to another club...

I've got rules and I'm sticking to them, it's working out really well. Private meets are fine as long as you're sensible about communicating - word of mouth verifications from people you trust are golden.

Ally x

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By *xploringThisWorldMan
over a year ago

collier row


"Do clubs not have some sort of induction where you're told what's not acceptable? Maybe they should?

We are members of to clubs and both do and keep an eye on new people "

Please excuse my ignorance, club virgin here.

Do single guys just turn up to clubs and go round touching any woman they feel?? Do they even talk first? Lol

Mortified of these stories of guys just walking into a room and touching a random girls pussycat or Breasts?

Is this what happens??

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By *xploringThisWorldMan
over a year ago

collier row

Haha auto correct!

Pussy not pussycat.

That would be awkward in the sexy room, a lady sitting there with her pussycat Hah !

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By *unandbuckCouple
over a year ago

Sheffield


"Do clubs not have some sort of induction where you're told what's not acceptable? Maybe they should?

We are members of to clubs and both do and keep an eye on new people

Please excuse my ignorance, club virgin here.

Do single guys just turn up to clubs and go round touching any woman they feel?? Do they even talk first? Lol

Mortified of these stories of guys just walking into a room and touching a random girls pussycat or Breasts?

Is this what happens??

"

No, is the short answer.

That's the discussion. 1% might do and get thrown out if seen or reported.

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By *ecretlyASoftieWoman
over a year ago

Hull but travel regularly


"Haha auto correct!

Pussy not pussycat.

That would be awkward in the sexy room, a lady sitting there with her pussycat Hah !"

You're lucky. My autocorrect makes pussy pissy, pussycat is always preferable

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By *izzy.Woman
over a year ago

Stoke area


"This is what puts me off going to a club

Me too

It shouldn't. The things being discussed are very rare. Really a single lady would be safer in a club environment than a private meet imo.

"

I would never go into a pub alone, but happily attend swinging clubs. I feel safer there, knowing if I have had a problem, there are regulars or staff that would intervene. I have only had one bad experience in the last year and that was a woman grabbing my boobs with no prior conversation.

Please do not be put off by these posts , incidents are very rare in the majority of clubs.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Do clubs not have some sort of induction where you're told what's not acceptable? Maybe they should?

We are members of to clubs and both do and keep an eye on new people

Please excuse my ignorance, club virgin here.

Do single guys just turn up to clubs and go round touching any woman they feel?? Do they even talk first? Lol

Mortified of these stories of guys just walking into a room and touching a random girls pussycat or Breasts?

Is this what happens??

No, is the short answer.

That's the discussion. 1% might do and get thrown out if seen or reported."

They do happen but thankfully they are not the normal/acceptable thing to happen. The trouble is it ruins your night. Nothing sexy or fun about being groped. Single women on the scene are a minority. Unless clubs take a firm stance on this fewer women will go to clubs.

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By *icplshropsCouple
over a year ago

Rock

If I hadn't been to a club already, stories like these would have put me off from trying a club. It's nice to know that staff are there to support you, but they can't be there 100% of the time. So it appears it's up to individuals to look out for themselves and each other. I agree with OP that most or some of these incidents are down to non swingers, which are getting past the vetting process at some clubs.

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By *sGivesWoodWoman
over a year ago

ST. AUSTELL, CORNWALL


"Do clubs not have some sort of induction where you're told what's not acceptable? Maybe they should?

They do but even on some inductions you are told by staff that there are areas where essentially "anything goes"."

"Anything goes"??? Consent still needs to be given surely??

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over a year ago

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Some people should be arrested, let alone not be allowed in clubs! Club needs to nip that in the bud and kick people like that out. Consent should always be given.

Had a similar issue ourselves when we visited a club for the first time. Bunch of us playing on one of the beds and some guy we'd never spoken too just came over a plopped his dick in my wife's mouth. She thought it was one of the other guys in the group and took a few seconds to realise what was going on.

Put us off going to a club again (which is a shame as it could have been our thing Prefer parties now as at least we can get to talk to people before hand.

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By *eachgooseCouple
over a year ago

Midlands

As relatively new to the scene but been to clubs most weekends this year, we were told rules but even when playing in couples rooms we always ask if ok to join even with couples playing right beside us. Never seen anything untoward, maybe we have been lucky with the times we have attended

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Bloody hell, some of these stories are shocking.. I think it is always worth reporting straight away and let the club deal with it.

We visit clubs regularly and have only had good experiences so far..

S x

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Maybe the club rules should be posted somewhere more visible. Most clubs have rules and etiquette posted on their websites but somewhere more physical in the club might be better

It's terrifying that adults need to be told that you don't touch another person sexually without consent or involve them in anything sexual at all unless it's agreed."

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By *bsinthe_boyMan
over a year ago

Luton


"Do clubs not have some sort of induction where you're told what's not acceptable? Maybe they should?

They do but even on some inductions you are told by staff that there are areas where essentially "anything goes"."

Really?

This could be why some guys come into the scene with the wrong ideas. If some clubs really do have such an area, Chinese whispers could well end up leaving lots of newbies thinking this is the norm.

It certainly is not from my considerable experience.

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By *eeleyWoman
over a year ago

Dudley

Really this behaviour isn't that common and usually a very blunt 'no thanks' stops most of it. If not, tell them to kindly f**k off, it usually does the trick.

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By *ethnmelvCouple
over a year ago

Cardiff


"Really this behaviour isn't that common and usually a very blunt 'no thanks' stops most of it. If not, tell them to kindly f**k off, it usually does the trick. "

Agreed, we go to clubs every couple of months and have never had a problem with anyone - not saying it doesn't happen, just not something we've experienced. Clubs are much safer than pushing through a rowded bar on a friday or saturday night!

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By *BW Snowbunny OP   Woman
over a year ago

Somewhere over the Rainbow


"In the dark room once i got set upon and a bloke bit my boob. I was bruised for days. No..didnt report it..i was too shocked at the time "

Omg- that's a reason why I don't go in there. Another is usually the guys that go in the dark room are the ones that can't get any action - the ones that grope without asking etc etc. As I call them, the undesirables.

The club does have staff wandering around every so often but it's not worth complaining. I've complained twice in 6 months and now I've been labelled as a moaner by one member of staff. That's why I deal with it myself. If they don't want a bloody nose they don't touch me. Simple.

The club shows new people around but I was never told about consent. Suggestions have been made about signs being put up but to be frank they will be ignored. Also those that use/claim the language barrier will say they didn't understand the sign.

A group of us were sat chatting in the lounge, 3 Arabic looking guys sat down (one of them had been pestering several women throughout the evening). One asked which nights were the best to come. I asked him if he meant which nights was he more likely to get sex - he said yes. My reply was none as it wasn't a brothel and it was down to women's choice as to and if they play with anyone. I told him he shouldn't come with that attitude. He wasn't impressed Sadly that's how the majority of new single men think

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By *osieWoman
over a year ago

Wembley

That is why I feel safer in smaller clubs

Like in op4f, one guy touched me without asking. I complained to the owner. The owner tossed him out on his butt, so to speak

In large clubs, one can be so far away from the staff that by the time one walks back to reception, finding the culprit becomes a man-hunt

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By *ulu99Couple
over a year ago

Leeds

I was in the dark room in Quest last night with 2 men. We started to play together until a random wandered in and started touching me. Told him no but he kept trying so we moved the action to a private room.

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By *uckandbunnyCouple
over a year ago

The Wild Wetness


"This is what puts me off going to a club "

We've been going to clubs for 10 years and this has never happened once.

I'm not saying it doesn't happen but I would be surprised if it was a common occurrence.

Also those who are prone to forget about concent don't limit themselves to club meets. You could just as easily meet them for a one on one meet.

At least in a club there are other people and staff about. At a solo meeting there is no induction or additional signage, or fellow swinger to stop them.

I'm sure most one on one meets go fine too, but there are risks of bad experience no matter how you organise a night of fun.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Do clubs not have some sort of induction where you're told what's not acceptable? Maybe they should? "

The clubs I've attended all do. I would be very surprised if there is a single club anywhere that doesn't!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I was at a club Friday evening an had issues with the same group of guys most of the night. But I did sort it myself and tell the staff. I was abit nasty after the 5th time if telling the people tho. So I Ended up threatening to snap his cock off if he didn't leave me alone

Minx

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I've been going to clubs for many years and never once seen it

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By *inderellaRockerfellazCouple
over a year ago

warrington

Cupids has a zero tolerance to any uninvited premeditated touching. As a female centric club & a true swingers club we do not give warnings.

Every customer Cpls & singles recieve a guided tour of the club - the club rules are explained in full & at length. Therefore the weak excuse "I don't know or understand" does NOT form an excuse.

Inappropriate touching reported by customers or witnessed by a member of staff results in the culprit or culprits leaving the club & barred.

This we believe is the only way to ensure EVERYONE knows the rules & etiquette - expected behaviour.

We pride ourselves on this zero tolerance stance.

Cupids "where the customer comes first"

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By *ecretlyASoftieWoman
over a year ago

Hull but travel regularly


"Cupids has a zero tolerance to any uninvited premeditated touching. As a female centric club & a true swingers club we do not give warnings.

Every customer Cpls & singles recieve a guided tour of the club - the club rules are explained in full & at length. Therefore the weak excuse "I don't know or understand" does NOT form an excuse.

Inappropriate touching reported by customers or witnessed by a member of staff results in the culprit or culprits leaving the club & barred.

This we believe is the only way to ensure EVERYONE knows the rules & etiquette - expected behaviour.

We pride ourselves on this zero tolerance stance.

Cupids "where the customer comes first"

"

Pleased to see a club taking it so seriously. Wish all clubs did

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By *londie8399Couple
over a year ago

blackpool

We where in a couples room in a club a man walked in that wasnt invited in he got closer to the bed while he was pleasuring himself put me right off

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