LonelyKitty6969
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My husband and I have been discussing, reading about and listening researching ethical non-monogomy and sex positivity. We are curious and considering going to a club or trying to meet people but don't really know what our comfort level would be.
We like the idea of making new friends that are fun, we could have a flirty relationship and feel comfortable exploring our sexual boundaries. We have rekindled our intimate relationship by talking, fantasizing and dirty talk about the possibilities which has been awesome. Unfortunately there are things that I think about that make me wonder how comfortable either of us would be going past talk. I wouldn't want to make connections only to let down another couple because we got cold feet. I know before we actually attempt anything we have to talk out each of our concerns first but I'm wondering if anyone in the Lit world has experience with this and can provide insight to some of the things I'm thinking. Here goes:
We really don't have much experience with anyone other than each other. Potential issues - will people avoid us or what if we/he have performance anxiety?
We are in our 40's with extra weight on both of us - we are attractive but the idea of the whole dating scene and finding mutual connection/attraction seems daunting and we both tend to be introverted.
I don't want to be used as a human sex toy. I'd want a connection, friendship maybe, I want to have mutually enjoyable contact. I feel like soft swap is the most appealing because of mutual satisfaction.
My husband wants to see me with a woman which I'm willing to explore because I think it would be hot. But I also feel like that would be part of foreplay and I am really interested in men sexually. Is that acceptable to communicate.
And a big worry is disease. Obviously condoms would be a must. But what about safety and oral sex?
Also hygiene is very important.
I know with all these things happening in my head we're not ready, and may never be, but I like to research and draw conclusions so I'm hoping you lovely lit people will have some insight.
We like the idea of making new friends that are fun, we could have a flirty relationship and feel comfortable exploring our sexual boundaries. We have rekindled our intimate relationship by talking, fantasizing and dirty talk about the possibilities which has been awesome. Unfortunately there are things that I think about that make me wonder how comfortable either of us would be going past talk. I wouldn't want to make connections only to let down another couple because we got cold feet. I know before we actually attempt anything we have to talk out each of our concerns first but I'm wondering if anyone in the Lit world has experience with this and can provide insight to some of the things I'm thinking. Here goes:
We really don't have much experience with anyone other than each other. Potential issues - will people avoid us or what if we/he have performance anxiety?
We are in our 40's with extra weight on both of us - we are attractive but the idea of the whole dating scene and finding mutual connection/attraction seems daunting and we both tend to be introverted.
I don't want to be used as a human sex toy. I'd want a connection, friendship maybe, I want to have mutually enjoyable contact. I feel like soft swap is the most appealing because of mutual satisfaction.
My husband wants to see me with a woman which I'm willing to explore because I think it would be hot. But I also feel like that would be part of foreplay and I am really interested in men sexually. Is that acceptable to communicate.
And a big worry is disease. Obviously condoms would be a must. But what about safety and oral sex?
Also hygiene is very important.
I know with all these things happening in my head we're not ready, and may never be, but I like to research and draw conclusions so I'm hoping you lovely lit people will have some insight.
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