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I think what the OP misses in the first place is that there are somethings you don't have to try to decide that its not for you personally. I for one have no desire to jump out of a perfectly good airplane, yet there are those who skydive. Personally the whole thing causes my stomach to do dry heaves, but hey that's just me, to each their own. As long as everyone is in agreement as to who can do what, to which and to whom, it does not matter what other people think of their beliefs. Thus although bicurious, Mrs. bi and I respect that the other couple may not wish to do this and thus would not force them to do so. Just as we would expect them to not push their preference for strong D/s on us. If the mere fact we list ourselves as bicurious causes a purely straight couple to reject us, then it is their decision and no loss to us. They may miss out on a perhaps truly wonderful time and so do we, but those accept us as us are out there as well. I'd rather play with them and respect their ground rules than worry about what they will attempt. I will deal with that when it comes.

The question kind of stereotypical on a number of fronts there. We are conservative and Christian AND swingers. And I don't feel like the odd man out with many I meet. Swingers truly come from all walks of life. So I guess it goes without saying I do not equate conservative Christian and religious wacko. I might have an issue with this group for a number of reasons that had nothing to do with swinging. As a business owner, people throwing up business and doing so without following the laws always piss me off. As would someone building any type business next to my home that might negatively impact my property value. For that matter, building a business that required a level of traffic next to my home. I am not saying that the people interviewed are not religious nuts and that is where they are coming from. I am just saying there are plenty of reasons to have problems with this.