I was recently talking to a street artist with my fiancĂ©. It was like an interactive experience of drawing and philosophizing about life and various topics. At one point, we discussed jealousy, where both my fiancĂ© and I mentioned that weâre not jealous at all. Eventually, the handsome young British artist asked us if we think marriage will change anything sexually. While we pondered the question, he continued to elaborate that although he and his girlfriend are monogamous and have never been to any kind of sex clubs, he wonders what it might take to create the trust necessary to live the open life humans are supposedly meant to live, having lots of sex with lots of people. He also wondered if marriage could be the element that brings this trust and security in a relationship.
Itâs a somewhat odd question to ask when someone doesnât know that we indulge in an open relationship/swinger/hotwife/cuckold lifestyle. We hadnât talked to him before, and he didnât know us. He might just talk about this topic with many people, or perhaps itâs another sign that open relationships are becoming more common among young European couples. But maybe it was our vibe or something we said that motivated him to ask about this topic.
Have any of you ever felt like thereâs a certain vibe to a couple, just a gut feeling that they might be more open? Or has it ever happened to you that people, without being directly told, correctly assumed you were in the lifestyle?
Oh, and if anyone is wondering what we answered to his question: We both agreed that it is not marriage that creates such trust but the continuous and constant effort to avoid giving your partner doubts. Itâs the attention to detail and the extra effort to consider how something makes the other person feel and whether it might hurt them. Both my fiancĂ© and I know monogamous couples who never give each other the feeling of being enough. In their minds, their partner might as well be cheating because of the lack of security and trust in their relationship. No marriage, no promise, no rulesânothing can compensate for long-term, mutually built trust based on everyday situations.
I definitely think some do. But many dont.
There are definitely times when I interact with the public or even business clients where my âradarâ pings.
We have found ourselves having lots of different conversations with couples we would not normally have. We recently took a vacation and went to some vanilla events. We always found ourselves hanging out with couples of various ages and backgrounds. We became very aware that this would have been out of character prior to opening things up. I do believe there is an openness and approachability that exists. I donât think weâre always aware that it exists but it has definitely changed how we interact with people.
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This AND people being shocked how little my wife and I care about when one of think a member of the opposite sex is hot or talking to someone else or flirting, etc. Thereâs just like, no jealousy.