Later Dater podcast, Rosie shared her own story of finding her way as a swinger – and offered some advice for listeners who might be wishing to do the same.“Ethical non-monogamy refers to a relationship in which both parties are accepting that sex or relationships happen outside of the traditional relationship,” she began, clarifying the often-vague terms used in the lifestyle.Rosie described how this can take a number of different forms, for instance with just one person finding others to sleep with, or both people deciding they want to give swinging a try.She continued: “Within a swinger relationship, both parties can have sex or be intimate with others, and swingers are usually emotionally exclusive within their established relationship; They tend not to form deep bonds with other people.And, having set out these guidelines, Rosie described how she had started swinging herself ten years ago.She added: “When I was younger, I realised that I am bisexual, that’s how I identify.
And I wanted to explore that side to me, but I didn’t want to jeopardise the relationship that I had, I was in a relationship with a guy.“So he’d kind of hinted at a few things, but it wasn’t as straightforward as simply opening up our relationship and having a threesome.
I thought it would be but it really wasn’t.“Although I identified as bisexual and although I wanted this, I was absolutely terrified of opening up my relationship.“I was all the things men don’t want in a woman.
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