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Been there done that when the oldest kids were in High School as we were going on TV. They never made a big deal about it, and our married daughter says we are the normal parents (Who would have thought.) The trick in our mind was to be consistent, we never said "no sex". What we did tell them was that sex did not mean love and that they should be careful and that the order of things was important: Graduate HS, Graduate College, Get Married then, children. Seem this they all heard. To date none are swingers but they know we are and as our daughter told us after visiting us at a hotel take over, when she was in college (not to take part but so we could take her out to dinner and spend some time with her) "It's just a Frat party for adults.

Just returned from a private house party last weekend with 15 couples, 2 single F and 1 single M. All guests were invited so no open invite or signup. Funny thing was, there were 4 other single M that were invited, said they were coming, and never showed. But the one guy that did show was very nice. Very respectful, good looking, clean cut and very much a gentleman. The other house party we have been to was small but not selected couples. Was not near as pleasurable for us as the last one we just attended. Bottom line, too many guys can certainly spoil the party but a few selected and verified can add to the mix.

Yes, we tried one of the "reputable" online swingers clubs in Dublin that organise events... was bad, pitched as a penthouse party, more like a cheap student flat, number of somewhat creepy single guys, a 10 yr old would have organised a better event... safe to say it put us off.... there are no onsite clubs in Dublin and I'm not sure about the one in Limerick, it's located in an industrial estate, does not fill me with lots of confidence, hence we prefer to hop on a plane and experience a top class premises... Also, Ireland is small, everyone knows everyone, sure to bump into someone you know lol : )

I absolutely LOVE lapping up and swallowing Mrs Doc's cum and our playmates as well. I love the subtile differences and flavors of individual women. Of course, Mrs Doc gives incredible blowjobs to completion and swallows. She's a perfect lover and partner.

Lots of fruits and citrus will make your cum more sweet, less salty. Laura is a vegan, and when she squirts, I get a taste of mango. She wants me to eat more of her creampies when we are in groups or one of her gangbangs. Like a buffet....

Like others, I can see where you might include someone from the past who has divorced their partner if everyone gets along. Doing so in the situation you describe sounds like a powder keg waiting to go off when she finds out, and she will.

OK.. no longer a fantasy

Where do we sign up?

1. Congratulations on your successful recovery from open heart surgery! 2. The scar will fade. It will take about a year to reach maturity. There is an inflammatory phase--where it will stay red and a bit angry looking. There is a fibroproliferative phase where scar tissue continues to be laid down--this goes on for months. There is a remodeling phase that goes out to about a year. Keep the sun off of it this spring and summer and fall if you want the scar to fade to the most minimal appearance. SPF as high as you can find. And a t-shirt. 3. We medical types have our own rituals--guessing the operation from the scar. We go to a variety of nude resorts and LS activities. It is the rare person who has not had this or that operation. We think of those scars as "proof of life". 4. Mrs. FL has a long scar on her upper arm. Looks like a shark bite. She's a melanoma survivor. Me, I have a long scar on the back of my neck. Cervical spine decompression. No one cares. Really. Indeed, survival, recovery and getting back in the game is the best story you will ever tell.

We have been on the receiving end of a couple of abrupt bail-outs recently from couples who said they would not play with anyone who had ever played bareback. I made it clear in both cases that we will be happy to use condoms if anybody wants, and also said that we often insist on condom use. But because I admitted that we had gone bareback before (with couples that we knew and trusted), we were unceremoniously dumped at the curb (figuratively speaking). Of course anybody is free to have any rules they like, but this particular formulation of "playing safe" strikes me as being not very well thought out. After all, these people were not insisting on the use of condoms or dental dams for oral- so they were apparently OK with some potential exposure to disease. And we were ready to use condoms with them. For a new-to-us couple, we would insist anyway! It was hard not to take some slight offense. After all, we wash regularly, eat our vegetables, and are kind to the elderly! I had no idea that having ever gone without the raincoat would forever mark us as unclean.