I don’t think I explained this part too well. The plan is for each couple to get their own room. However, we’d all being “playing” in the same room together. Since alcohol will be involved, staying the night at the hotel seems best.
The hotel is not the same location as the bar, and I’m confused as to what you feel may be risky about them knowing where we stay?
Wha? The only response of mine that I feel even comes close to “shitting” is the one re stds. I felt that it was a bit, idk, patronizing? Anyway, anything you may be noticing on my part is unintentional. Ill try to be more careful.
Years ago when I was with a different partner we tried several three- and foursomes with single and coupled women (lesbian here). One couple were good friends, the others were acquaintances of varying degrees.
Nobody left anyone, there was no drama, no one died of an STD or were Buffalo Billed for their skins
What I got out of the experiences were that sex with someone other than an intimate partner was toilsome (as in: lots of physical work with unfamiliar bodies and without matching rewards) and thusly rather boring for me. Ultimately, sex with just my beloved partner was far more passionate and physically satisfying.
But good for you guys! Have fun and I hope you report back on the experience.
Fair enough.
Good luck with your hook up, by the way. It must work for some people or it wouldn’t be a thing, but I’ve heard that–eventually–it always ends poorly no matter how great it starts off.
Same one. And we’re keeping this to a one-time affair, for now at least. We just want to see what its like. She’s in DBT therapy now and under much control.
Eh, I know some polyamorous folks who don’t have any more drama in their lives than anyone else who dates. I don’t really know any swingers who are into couple+couple stuff, but that seems emotionally safer than polyamory, all in all.
Not having one-on-one alone time seems like a good call.
Just curious, is this a free-for-all or are you both straight and the other couple is both straight? That is, will you be having sex with the dude and/or will your girlfriend be having sex with the woman? I’m just curious how many potential emotional entanglements are in play here.
Yeah, that’s true. But it’s also true that all monogamous relationships end poorly. Either you break up, or one of you dies and leaves the other alone. The only way the relationship can end without heartbreak is if you both die in a common disaster. So there’s that.
As far as I know, all 4 of us are straight. Ish. Like I mentioned earlier, my gf and I have been recently expanding our sex lives and this has included some 3 ways with another girl. She seemed to really enjoy it. But no Interleague play on the male side will be happening.
Hmm…
Alcohol can be a good lubricant…for casual socializing.
It seems a little dangerous for being alone in a hotel room with total strangers.
Sure, they say they have kids and a stable family life,etc. etc.
I’d recommend that your first meeting not be at a noisy bar. Maybe a nice restaurant?
Someplace quiet ,where you can have serious conversation.
We tried something…somewhat similar once. As it turned out, I was terrifically uncomfortable when it came down to it. (This was my husband and I plus a woman we sought out [the pics we exchanged were NOT true to life].) It was NOT fun.
Have an exit plan, and I dunno, code words for bailing if necessary? If you or she wants out, make it graceful.
I have (to say the least) no experience with this kind of thing, but you did mention that you advertised for “female seeking female” when it was actually a couple, or maybe mostly you. And I seem to remember that people being less than 100 percent upfront on dating sites is a thing. So there’s that.
Maybe the pictures the other couple sent are really them. Maybe they are open minded swim suit models and it will end up like Penthouse letters.
It does seem prudent for you to meet these people before you agree to have sex with them. And I don’t mean hours before, I mean a weekend dinner out, followed by at least a week to think it over.