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"I use an umbrella so it doesn't really affect me. " I've got a rather fetching cagoule too | |||
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"As a swinger since entering into the lifestyle do you feel raining has contributed positively to you life in surprising ways such as to increase or decrease your sense of morality or justice or loyalty or any others you would like to share?" I think it can change the way you think about certain things but I'm not sure if can affect your basic moral code. | |||
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"I consider swinging to be a sign of emotional intelligence in many cases. It shows that a couple is able to discuss their wishes and desires with one another and live said fantasies out together; which is what a relationship is all about. If a couple decide that they wish to engage in some fun as a couple, or separately, then having the discussion and doing so shows that neither is being held back in anyway from that in which they wish to desire in life. I do feel that it is a much more moral decision than going behind the back of said partner (not that I am judging of course, it just saves inflicting harm on one that is blissfully unawares, and possibly wishing to do the very same thing, though not)." This is how I see it too. | |||
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"I consider swinging to be a sign of emotional intelligence in many cases. It shows that a couple is able to discuss their wishes and desires with one another and live said fantasies out together; which is what a relationship is all about. If a couple decide that they wish to engage in some fun as a couple, or separately, then having the discussion and doing so shows that neither is being held back in anyway from that in which they wish to desire in life. I do feel that it is a much more moral decision than going behind the back of said partner (not that I am judging of course, it just saves inflicting harm on one that is blissfully unawares, and possibly wishing to do the very same thing, though not). This is how I see it too." It's possible to be emotionally intelligent and monogamous. Swinging relationships aren't better, people who don't swing aren't being held back and not everybody wants to have sex with other people. There are p!entry of swinging couples where one of them is cheating. | |||
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"I consider swinging to be a sign of emotional intelligence in many cases. It shows that a couple is able to discuss their wishes and desires with one another and live said fantasies out together; which is what a relationship is all about. If a couple decide that they wish to engage in some fun as a couple, or separately, then having the discussion and doing so shows that neither is being held back in anyway from that in which they wish to desire in life. I do feel that it is a much more moral decision than going behind the back of said partner (not that I am judging of course, it just saves inflicting harm on one that is blissfully unawares, and possibly wishing to do the very same thing, though not). This is how I see it too. It's possible to be emotionally intelligent and monogamous. Swinging relationships aren't better, people who don't swing aren't being held back and not everybody wants to have sex with other people. There are p!entry of swinging couples where one of them is cheating." That's a valid point too. | |||
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"I consider swinging to be a sign of emotional intelligence in many cases. It shows that a couple is able to discuss their wishes and desires with one another and live said fantasies out together; which is what a relationship is all about. If a couple decide that they wish to engage in some fun as a couple, or separately, then having the discussion and doing so shows that neither is being held back in anyway from that in which they wish to desire in life. I do feel that it is a much more moral decision than going behind the back of said partner (not that I am judging of course, it just saves inflicting harm on one that is blissfully unawares, and possibly wishing to do the very same thing, though not). This is how I see it too. It's possible to be emotionally intelligent and monogamous. Swinging relationships aren't better, people who don't swing aren't being held back and not everybody wants to have sex with other people. There are p!entry of swinging couples where one of them is cheating. That's a valid point too." I think it's a mistake to think that people swing to avoid cheating. That is the opposite to emotional intelligence in my opinion | |||
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