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By *ocostonerking OP   Man
over a year ago

london

Do you ever get jealous? How do you address it with your partner(s)?

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

Click the green arrow next to my name. I’ve answered this question many times in detail!

And read about poly and jealousy

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By *andadbodMan
over a year ago

Liverpool

remember it’s just sex, i had this when the mrs and myself first started out, of course she was getting all the attention from couples and single guys and I wasn’t getting noticed at all, you soon learn to live with it.

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By *ocostonerking OP   Man
over a year ago

london

Couldn't seem to find it! Do you have a link by chance?

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

It has no place in this world if you do have it this world inst for you

As you can be putting others in danger / turning them off the scene due to a bad experience

and that’s not fair to the other party that you willingly invited along

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By *ocostonerking OP   Man
over a year ago

london

I hear you, did it ever go the other way?. Hope everything's working out well on your end now though

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

Jealousy will eat away at a relationship if you don’t talk it through. I know this and I’m not even in one.

Talk it through and don’t do anything more until you’ve got rid of it, or can deal with it. Swinging is definitely not for you if you are a jealous person. Because there is sooo much to get jealous over. A lot!!

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By *ocostonerking OP   Man
over a year ago

london

Good points and I agree on the whole but I feel like there may be more nuance to the situatiob? I could very well be wrong though.

Not asking from personal experience on my part but was wondering how common it is compared to more monog dynamics.

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


"…

Not asking from personal experience on my part but was wondering how common it is compared to more monog dynamics."

Probably more common than people make out. *just my opinion.

And this comes from tales of people who have been near it during meets/ clubs etc.

As I said, if you can understand you are just jealous and your partner isn’t doing anything to make you jealous, maybe you can swallow it up and it will go, and that would possibly come with some solid affirmation from your partner. But it doesn’t take away the fact you have to deal with it. You know? As I say, just my opinion.

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By *ocostonerking OP   Man
over a year ago

london

Agreed,maybe even stigmatised? nothing wrong with feeling an emotion. But the way one acknowledges and deals with it is oh so important

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By *nightsoftheCoffeeTableCouple
over a year ago

Leeds

Jealousy is a normal human emotion, some people in couples actually get turned on by the jealousy that's their thing.

I never understand when people say jealousy has no place in swinging - like people can just turn a switch off and then there's them that actually enjoy the jealousy I'm sure they disagree with that too.

For me the jealousy isn't a bad thing it's how it's delt with that's the issues.

If I have an inkling of jealousy & yes I have in the past I'll say look I'm feeling this way because of this, then it's sorted and that jealousy fades.

As long as your open enough to communicate well and get past any issues then it's all good. Jealousy has never caused an argument or any issues for us at all.

Mrs

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By *irkby61Man
over a year ago

Kirkby-in-ashfield

I love watching my husband kissing another man, I do get jealous but it makes me so horny, always ends good when I get my turn with them both

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

I like it that Tones gets all the attention. I have no desire to be shared sexually but take delight in her enjoyment of being shared. We’re lucky that it works perfectly for us.

However, it only does so because there is communication on any boundaries before an encounter and the after-care following it.

M

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By *hromosexualsCouple
over a year ago

Near Abercynon

I think the term has too many negative connotations. I do believe that I (the male) feel something like jealousy when K's with another guy, but it really isn't the destructive negative emotion you might automatically think of. It's hard to explain but it's kind of a mixture of emotions; exhilaration, arousal and jealousy... but again, not a negative/uncomfortable version.

Having read that back, I'm not sure it makes sense.

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


"I think the term has too many negative connotations. I do believe that I (the male) feel something like jealousy when K's with another guy, but it really isn't the destructive negative emotion you might automatically think of. It's hard to explain but it's kind of a mixture of emotions; exhilaration, arousal and jealousy... but again, not a negative/uncomfortable version.

Having read that back, I'm not sure it makes sense. "

It makes sense to me, which I why the after-care is important in affirming the bond again.

M

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By *hromosexualsCouple
over a year ago

Near Abercynon


"I think the term has too many negative connotations. I do believe that I (the male) feel something like jealousy when K's with another guy, but it really isn't the destructive negative emotion you might automatically think of. It's hard to explain but it's kind of a mixture of emotions; exhilaration, arousal and jealousy... but again, not a negative/uncomfortable version.

Having read that back, I'm not sure it makes sense.

It makes sense to me, which I why the after-care is important in affirming the bond again.

M"

Exactly, it's an emotional thing to do so, as someone else mentioned, good communication is important.

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

People will say that jealousy in a relationship is a good thing as it means you both care. It's not, any form of jealousy is masking an insecurity from either side which has no place in the swinging world.

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By *hromosexualsCouple
over a year ago

Near Abercynon


"People will say that jealousy in a relationship is a good thing as it means you both care. It's not, any form of jealousy is masking an insecurity from either side which has no place in the swinging world. "

Do you think most people in this "community" are free from insecurities?

Personally, I have a couple of them I think; pretty low level but I think they are there.

Mr

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By *ellinever70Woman
over a year ago

Ayrshire


"People will say that jealousy in a relationship is a good thing as it means you both care. It's not, any form of jealousy is masking an insecurity from either side which has no place in the swinging world.

Do you think most people in this "community" are free from insecurities?

Personally, I have a couple of them I think; pretty low level but I think they are there.

Mr"

I think if people are engaging in things that niggle at their insecurities then that's a dangerous and foolish game to play

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

I think fleeting feelings of jealousy can be very normal it's why they have popped up and how you deal with them that matters.

Everyone can have moments of insecurity etc we're human and never perfect. I think if it is something that crops up often then that needs to be discussed and processed until you understand the whys, what is working and what isn't.

I'm not a jealous or insecure person as a rule but have I ever felt that way before in my lifetime of course I have.

I'm human and have very human emotions.

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


"People will say that jealousy in a relationship is a good thing as it means you both care. It's not, any form of jealousy is masking an insecurity from either side which has no place in the swinging world.

Do you think most people in this "community" are free from insecurities?

Personally, I have a couple of them I think; pretty low level but I think they are there.

Mr"

Everyone has insecurities but if they are fueled by your partner, watching them with someone else is just a recipe for disaster.

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By *hromosexualsCouple
over a year ago

Near Abercynon


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I think if people are engaging in things that niggle at their insecurities then that's a dangerous and foolish game to play "

Yes, I'd agree with that. I don't think that is what *we* are doing but I'm sure people do.

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By *hromosexualsCouple
over a year ago

Near Abercynon


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Everyone has insecurities but if they are fueled by your partner, watching them with someone else is just a recipe for disaster. "

Yes, I suppose that's the key point; I've got "normal" insecurities, I definitely wouldn't call myself insecure at all, but any insecurity I have isn't fuelled by her, quite the opposite in fact.

We are each other's cheerleaders (sorry if that made you sick in your mouth )

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


"Click the green arrow next to my name. I’ve answered this question many times in detail!

And read about poly and jealousy "

It only goes back 35 threads

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By *isfits behaving badlyCouple
over a year ago

Coventry

We talk it through it. I love we have the openness to talk about these things. I love we can be brutally honest. I think it's critical as a couple on the scene.

I think it's important to be able to identify when you are actually jealous and be able to express it in a constructive way to your partner. After all as much as we may be close to our partners we're not mind readers.

I think it's also important to understand the type of jealousy. For example is that jealous from personal insecurity/feeling of threat or is it more from the missing out on something side of the spectrum.

And if you accept that jealousy is a factor in your swinging relationship then its how you manage it. What levels of jealousy can you manage together with appropriate strategies and what levels or triggers should activate the kill switch. Maybe some couples have absolutely no jealousy but I think most couples (or an individual in that couple) can experience some. Be that from a point of insecurity or FOMO. So how you communicate and your coping strategies are key. Obviously the fun and fulfilment you get out of swinging as a couple is paramount. So if the jealousy of one or both of you out weighs this fun then it needs a change of plan or acceptance it doesn't work for you. We've experience a few flair ups from the green eyed monster from other couples over the years. So we know it's normal. And we know some of them have resolved this and continue on the scene happily.

Also jealousy can hit unexpectedly. Sometimes what/who was OK one night may not be another night. As long as you communicate well and look out for each other this is not a problem. You can say this isn't working tonight and do something else. Likewise sometimes there are times when you think something may trigger jealousy (and/or move past an established boundary) only to find your partner giving it the green light. And of course with another person or time or place they may again not be OK with it.

At the end of the day it's team work and wanting the best for you as a couple and as individuals. As long as you can communicate well, be understanding of each others potential for error and allways put your relationship first you be OK. I think in most cases couples find their dynamic and management strategies. Obviously in some cases because of one or both Swinging won't work for them.

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By *isfits behaving badlyCouple
over a year ago

Coventry


"People will say that jealousy in a relationship is a good thing as it means you both care. It's not, any form of jealousy is masking an insecurity from either side which has no place in the swinging world. "

Agree on the theoretical principle. However the reality is most people to differing degrees can and do feel twangs. I think what's important is being able to analyse the origin of it and rationalise it. Definitely not ignore it. Then often it becomes not a thing or something that can be managed. But to say no one who does feel it should swinging is not based in an understanding of the vast majority of people and the life experience that has shaped them and their emotions. Obviously within reason, there's people out there who shouldn't swing and I think most of us has come across them at some point. Also it's fair to say for many Swinging has helped them understand and rationalise it. In that respect as a learning and self development swinging can actually be useful.

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

This thread is a very interesting read

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

I think I've had moments of jealousy and insecurity when someone I've met before or multiple times has met other guys which I know is the nature of the site and all on me but when that's happened, I've just tried to make sure that I can make the most of my time with them when we're in each other's company but it is very easy to compare yourself to others on here.

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By *obilebottomMan
over a year ago

All over


"I think I've had moments of jealousy and insecurity when someone I've met before or multiple times has met other guys which I know is the nature of the site and all on me but when that's happened, I've just tried to make sure that I can make the most of my time with them when we're in each other's company but it is very easy to compare yourself to others on here."

Just remember Sinéad O'Connor's famous track

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


"I think I've had moments of jealousy and insecurity when someone I've met before or multiple times has met other guys which I know is the nature of the site and all on me but when that's happened, I've just tried to make sure that I can make the most of my time with them when we're in each other's company but it is very easy to compare yourself to others on here.

Just remember Sinéad O'Connor's famous track "

Erm... Care to enlighten my friend that doesn't get it?

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By *obilebottomMan
over a year ago

All over


"I think I've had moments of jealousy and insecurity when someone I've met before or multiple times has met other guys which I know is the nature of the site and all on me but when that's happened, I've just tried to make sure that I can make the most of my time with them when we're in each other's company but it is very easy to compare yourself to others on here.

Just remember Sinéad O'Connor's famous track

Erm... Care to enlighten my friend that doesn't get it? "

Her famous track was 'Nothing compares 2 U'. Everyone is different and best not to compare but I get it that is easier said than done sometimes.

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


"I think I've had moments of jealousy and insecurity when someone I've met before or multiple times has met other guys which I know is the nature of the site and all on me but when that's happened, I've just tried to make sure that I can make the most of my time with them when we're in each other's company but it is very easy to compare yourself to others on here.

Just remember Sinéad O'Connor's famous track

Erm... Care to enlighten my friend that doesn't get it? "

Cause nothing compares, nothing compares to youuuuuu

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


"I think I've had moments of jealousy and insecurity when someone I've met before or multiple times has met other guys which I know is the nature of the site and all on me but when that's happened, I've just tried to make sure that I can make the most of my time with them when we're in each other's company but it is very easy to compare yourself to others on here.

Just remember Sinéad O'Connor's famous track

Erm... Care to enlighten my friend that doesn't get it?

Her famous track was 'Nothing compares 2 U'. Everyone is different and best not to compare but I get it that is easier said than done sometimes. "

Ahhh I see. I'll have to keep that song on repeat for when those feelings hit again then

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By *wist my nipplesCouple
over a year ago

North East Scotland, mostly


"We talk it through it. I love we have the openness to talk about these things. I love we can be brutally honest. I think it's critical as a couple on the scene.

I think it's important to be able to identify when you are actually jealous and be able to express it in a constructive way to your partner. After all as much as we may be close to our partners we're not mind readers.

I think it's also important to understand the type of jealousy. For example is that jealous from personal insecurity/feeling of threat or is it more from the missing out on something side of the spectrum.

And if you accept that jealousy is a factor in your swinging relationship then its how you manage it. What levels of jealousy can you manage together with appropriate strategies and what levels or triggers should activate the kill switch. Maybe some couples have absolutely no jealousy but I think most couples (or an individual in that couple) can experience some. Be that from a point of insecurity or FOMO. So how you communicate and your coping strategies are key. Obviously the fun and fulfilment you get out of swinging as a couple is paramount. So if the jealousy of one or both of you out weighs this fun then it needs a change of plan or acceptance it doesn't work for you. We've experience a few flair ups from the green eyed monster from other couples over the years. So we know it's normal. And we know some of them have resolved this and continue on the scene happily.

Also jealousy can hit unexpectedly. Sometimes what/who was OK one night may not be another night. As long as you communicate well and look out for each other this is not a problem. You can say this isn't working tonight and do something else. Likewise sometimes there are times when you think something may trigger jealousy (and/or move past an established boundary) only to find your partner giving it the green light. And of course with another person or time or place they may again not be OK with it.

At the end of the day it's team work and wanting the best for you as a couple and as individuals. As long as you can communicate well, be understanding of each others potential for error and allways put your relationship first you be OK. I think in most cases couples find their dynamic and management strategies. Obviously in some cases because of one or both Swinging won't work for them."

All of this. Being honest and open not only with each other but also with yourself is key, I think.

Mrs TMN x

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By *nightsoftheCoffeeTableCouple
over a year ago

Leeds


"People will say that jealousy in a relationship is a good thing as it means you both care. It's not, any form of jealousy is masking an insecurity from either side which has no place in the swinging world.

Do you think most people in this "community" are free from insecurities?

Personally, I have a couple of them I think; pretty low level but I think they are there.

Mr

Everyone has insecurities but if they are fueled by your partner, watching them with someone else is just a recipe for disaster. "

I don't think it doesn't have its place in swinging, I have had milk jealous feelings not by actually watching or the sex for that matter but a short conversation and it's all fine.

People can't be void of emotion because they swing.

Mrs

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

My wife became very jealous. So much so that we stopped swinging. It’s taken 5/6 years to get back into it. But it’s not for her anymore. She allows me to play as long as she’s not involved and it’s not a regular thing. We’ve got the best relationship now than we’ve ever had though.

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By *ora the explorerWoman
over a year ago

Paradise, Herts

I suppose this question is for couples really. I’d never do it. Not a chance in hell I’d want to share someone I love or watch them fuck someone else. I don’t see it as jealousy though , I’m not a fan of that word. I see it as pretty normal. Not knocking it though, I know what site I’m on.

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By *sleWightCoupleCouple
over a year ago

Ryde

No jealously here at all.

She has always said that it gets knocked on the head if it starts causing any problems between us. I just like her to have both variety and quality, so there's no jealousy from my side. Things are stacked in her favour when swinging, so she has no reason to be jealous, either.

The way I look at it that if I've arranged for the Missus to have dinner at the finest restaurant, why should she be jealous of my staying home happily cooking for myself?

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By *ildmanYorksMan
over a year ago

Doncaster & Bembridge

My wife prefers not to know, so she doesn't get jealous. Our marriage is strong in every aspect other than sex. We no longer have sex due to her health issues. She lets me play as long as she doesn't find put and I always come home to her. It works for us, so jealousy doesn't rear its ugly head

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By *iss_Juicy79Woman
over a year ago

Edinburgh

There's never been any jealousy with me and my oh he got scared a little at first thought I was gonna leave him for another man but 12+ years later we are still swinging and still together very happy

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

I just wrote on another thread on swing advice about feeling threatened and I think it's very closely related. I think it's all about security on you knowledge where you stand in a relationship. If you don't have that, then jealousy could play a huge part in the relationship

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By *anJenny 181Couple
over a year ago

Preston

We have a lot of trust in each other & I am not saying we are old but we have a lot of life experience.

New to the world of sharing we set out our own personal do's and dont's

But what I will say is I want the other bloke to fuck better than me, to have a bigger dick, to be muscular & good looking, to be brilliant in bed

I want My Mrs to have a great time the best time otherwise what's the point in taking her out for a shit shag ?

The sex between us after a meet is intense it's like a rebonding time.

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By *iscreetfuncpl12Couple
over a year ago

Somerset


"remember it’s just sex, i had this when the mrs and myself first started out, of course she was getting all the attention from couples and single guys and I wasn’t getting noticed at all, you soon learn to live with it."
That sounds awful! Why learn to live with it when you could find people where everyone is equally involved (obviously not sexually in a straight MMF)? I, the male half, don’t get jealous if she gets all the attention, I just don’t get anything, so we stop it as this is something we do as a couple. Luckily it has only happened once. We don’t get off on swapping or watching but on sharing others with each other. Obviously, part of the whole experience for us is seeing each other close up being pleasured and pleasuring others but it is only a part. We spend most of our meets snogging each other, admittedly whilst other parts of us are being attended to by others or we are pleasuring them together. Both being bi makes things easier as everyone pleases everyone all at once. We are not jealous at all but, when we started, the first time I saw her kiss another man, it did feel weird. I wouldn’t characterise it as jealousy, but it was something. Odd when seeing her suck a cock or kiss a woman brought no similar feelings.

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By *isfits behaving badlyCouple
over a year ago

Coventry


"remember it’s just sex, i had this when the mrs and myself first started out, of course she was getting all the attention from couples and single guys and I wasn’t getting noticed at all, you soon learn to live with it.That sounds awful! Why learn to live with it when you could find people where everyone is equally involved (obviously not sexually in a straight MMF)? I, the male half, don’t get jealous if she gets all the attention, I just don’t get anything, so we stop it as this is something we do as a couple. Luckily it has only happened once. We don’t get off on swapping or watching but on sharing others with each other. Obviously, part of the whole experience for us is seeing each other close up being pleasured and pleasuring others but it is only a part. We spend most of our meets snogging each other, admittedly whilst other parts of us are being attended to by others or we are pleasuring them together. Both being bi makes things easier as everyone pleases everyone all at once. We are not jealous at all but, when we started, the first time I saw her kiss another man, it did feel weird. I wouldn’t characterise it as jealousy, but it was something. Odd when seeing her suck a cock or kiss a woman brought no similar feelings. "

I think for many there is a certain amount of pragmatism in terms of the male/female experience. Part of not being jealous and loving someone is not wanting to hold them back from experiencing all those hot experiences. I think for most couples they go with the come as a team, play as a team. But obviously a 3 or 4 way match is harder to find.

I must admit although we maybe be free to have some solo adventures I am guilty of a bit of FOMO, although I try not to let it get in the way. It's not really a problem we have because when we can be together we want to play together and generally do. So I guess we are like most couples on the scene. However not everyone's dynamic is the same.

However although the situation OP describes is not perfect, when is life perfect? Obviously he would prefer a bit more attention himself. However that is on him personally and may part be reflective of the scene (as a single male previously I have an understanding of the differing dynamic). However a couple is made of two individuals and his other half like everones else has desires. He sounds like he's both pragmatic and supportive of his partners desires. Maybe in a way that wouldn't suit every couple or individual. As long as he can accept and rationalise this side of it and likewise his other half is OK with that who are we to judge. Life isn't always neat and tidy but swinging as a couple is about communication and finding what works best. And in this scenario maybe in this status quo the benifits out weigh the bad for them.

I think this sentiment is share by the partners of people we've come across a fair few times who are on the scene but their partner doesn't take part due to no intrest in sex or not able to have sex. It's unrealistic to say in every case they have absolutely no jealousy or FOMO. More that life isn't always perfect but out of love they come to an understanding that works best for them and allows the other individual in the relationship to enjoy what life has to offer.

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By *ittleMissCali_MrDJCouple
44 weeks ago

wonderland.

I knew I'd read this thread and some excellent advice.

For those saying if you have jealousy you shouldn't swing. Well I've been a swinger for almost 30 years, pretty much without incident but even I'm not immune from occasional moments.

Definitely think talking is the key and accepting that you have felt it.. although I struggle a bit as I know why, who or what sets it off.. I also know that it's an insecurity that isn't actually an issue. So then I feel silly.

I also think as a woman that hormones are sometimes a contributing factor..

But thanks. There was a lot of good sound advice on here..

Cali

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By *olly MistlehoeWoman
44 weeks ago

Somewhere

It's all about couples.. And couples seeking single women. And then getting arsey because they're single

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By *ayd100Man
44 weeks ago

clitheroe

I'm cuck husband, but still get jealous,part and parcel of the game.

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By *olly MistlehoeWoman
44 weeks ago

Somewhere


"I'm cuck husband, but still get jealous,part and parcel of the game."

You get off on that though.. Its a bit shit as a solo fem when everyone reckons they want that then bitches

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By *oldAndBoundlessMan
44 weeks ago

Bradford


"I'm cuck husband, but still get jealous,part and parcel of the game.

You get off on that though.. Its a bit shit as a solo fem when everyone reckons they want that then bitches "

Show me what you mean

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By *ittleMissCali_MrDJCouple
44 weeks ago

wonderland.


"It's all about couples.. And couples seeking single women. And then getting arsey because they're single "
what do you mean. We have not had issues with single ladies

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By *icassolifelikeMan
44 weeks ago

Luton

Seen many couples in clubs, and it’s funny as!

Like “Why are you even here?”

The best one was about a kiss that shouldn’t have happened!

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By *otguy555Man
44 weeks ago

Bristol

My wife thought I would get jealous when she is with another guy and he is fucking her but I love it watching her.

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By *ittleMissCali_MrDJCouple
44 weeks ago

wonderland.


"My wife thought I would get jealous when she is with another guy and he is fucking her but I love it watching her. "
I adore watching Mr with other women. Its the thought of it happening without me there I'm not good with and some other silly things

I can watch him kiss and be intimate without issue .. but if there was things like hand holding... I'd not be pleased lol ??

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By *otguy555Man
44 weeks ago

Bristol

Same with me and my wife we encourage each other to enjoy the sex not Get jealous. We are comfortable in our marriage and we enjoy the swingers life style

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By *ittleMissCali_MrDJCouple
44 weeks ago

wonderland.


"Same with me and my wife we encourage each other to enjoy the sex not Get jealous. We are comfortable in our marriage and we enjoy the swingers life style "
I'd be jealous if it was without me there

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By (user no longer on site)
44 weeks ago

Really useful thread, thank you

In a great relationship with my wife since we stopped having sex. Now we have other CB lovers it makes things better and more complicated at the same time.

Getting a puppy a few weeks ago really helped make life more stressful in a completely different way!

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By (user no longer on site)
44 weeks ago

Great thread & comments. I think as others said there's different kinds of jealousy & feelings of threat. Such as; being comfortable sharing sex with others but not romantic or emotional intimacy that you have with a partner, or the feeling you get when your partner crosses a boundary & jeopardises the security you feel in each other.

In my past experience; in secure long term relationships, a situation that can appear questionable would not phase me as I'd know there was a reasonable explanation & I'd have a conversation when possible to get reinforced affirmation of trust & clarity of the misunderstanding so I was correct in thinking it wasn't as first appeared, so no need to feel jealous, where as other times when dating, if the person shows flags like inconsistency or lack of insight/ respect of my feelings in their behaviour, I'd have feelings of threat or doubt that would be not reassured as unnecessary but reinforced as boundaries being crossed. So the situation & person can lead to a lack of jealousy or be a cause of jealousy. Obviously that's how I'd view if we were compatible or not in the behaviours we exhibit & how it makes me feel. Communication & understanding can make things evolve 1 way or the other too.

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By *oxy jWoman
44 weeks ago

taunton somerset

it will differ from person to person some will never have any jealousy issues some will some will be fine with it and some become total assholes ..

its a subject that has come up often on fab but when you talk with other swinging couples you never see it and alot say they dont have it between them ...

me n hubs have never had jealousy issues i cant think of any maybe its because we talk openly about everything and anything we talk about what we want and dont want sexual consent is always there well before anything happens .. i think its just one of those things some get it some dont and for lots of different reasons..

i dont know of any couples who swing who suffer with jealousy either but know its there if you go to swingers clubs quite often you'll see a newbie couple go off the rails because one did not stick to the rules..

the only place this subject ever comes up is in the forums it seems maybe its a newbie thing emotions are not the problen its how you handle them ....

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By (user no longer on site)
44 weeks ago

I do not suffer from jealousy but I do have rules I expect my partner to play by. If she breaks them then we never play again.

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By *oupleus30Couple
44 weeks ago

Minster

I personally think jealousy comes in different ways.

Jealousy may sound like jealousy but it may just be insecurities! And so aslong as you deal with it correctly to help the other person feel secure then there wouldn't b jealousy.

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By *ittleMissCali_MrDJCouple
44 weeks ago

wonderland.


"it will differ from person to person some will never have any jealousy issues some will some will be fine with it and some become total assholes ..

its a subject that has come up often on fab but when you talk with other swinging couples you never see it and alot say they dont have it between them ...

me n hubs have never had jealousy issues i cant think of any maybe its because we talk openly about everything and anything we talk about what we want and dont want sexual consent is always there well before anything happens .. i think its just one of those things some get it some dont and for lots of different reasons..

i dont know of any couples who swing who suffer with jealousy either but know its there if you go to swingers clubs quite often you'll see a newbie couple go off the rails because one did not stick to the rules..

the only place this subject ever comes up is in the forums it seems maybe its a newbie thing emotions are not the problen its how you handle them ...."
I have spoken to many couples that admit to having had the issue at some point. Sometimes at the start, sometimes unexpectedly. My issues stem from every man I've ever been with cheating on me despite having a pretty free reign and it's always been with people they've met when I'm not there.. so my issue lies with me not being there

I'd love to over come it though. You would think with my experience it would be easy. However trusting my man 100% helps a lot x

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By *ustincamebridgeCouple
44 weeks ago

manchester

Have I been jealous? Yes as can be being jealous. Yes I’ll be dealt with it. Yes insecurity is probably worse and we both dealt with that. Yes if you can’t deal with the jealousy you need a vanilla life, something that suits you both. Acceptance is the key to overcoming any jealousy love for each other should overwhelmed jealousy.

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By *esparate danMan
44 weeks ago

glasgow


"I do not suffer from jealousy but I do have rules I expect my partner to play by. If she breaks them then we never play again."

Why?

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