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Swingers Terminology
Following
are some common terms you may come across in the swinging scene,
which, if you are not familiar with, you may find helpful.
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Soft Swinging or Soft Swap: the term
usually applies to kissing, touching/fondling, or having oral
sex with a third or fourth person in a threesome or partner
swap or during group sex. |
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Full Swap: - refers to what is considered
(although isn’t necessarily) the most common form of swinging
i.e. having penetrative sex with someone other than your usual
partner |
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Closed Swinging
this simply refers to a couple
who do not watch each other have sex with other people.
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Open Swinging – conversely
partners have agreed not to
have sex with someone else UNLESS the other partner is watching
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Group Sex: - describes activities
involving multiple sexual partners in the same location
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Exhibitionism - : those who enjoy the
practice of having sex (whether soft or full) with a partner or
other swinger(s) while being watched.
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Voyeurism: - is used to describe those who
like to watch others have sex |
The following are some
specific terminology you may come across if you attend a
swinging club or party swingers.
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‘On Premises’ – this would mean that
swingers will interact sexually with each other at the club or
party, this may be allowed in the clubs main areas and would be
referred to ‘as same room swinging’ or may take place in
a separate room or ‘play room’, ‘play’ being the
general term swingers use to refer to sex.
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‘Off
Premises’
– is the term applied where swingers may meet at a club
or party but go back to a home or hotel room to ‘play’.
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