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Southeast Venture pays $1.3M for swingers club property Southeast Venture’s development arm has paid $1.3 million for the building at 700 Division St. that’s home to a private swingers club. The acquisition is the Nashville-based real estate brokerage firm’s latest purchase of property in that area between SoBro and the Gulch where Metro plans the proposed Division Street extension. The Social Club’s owners couldn’t be reached to ascertain their future plans. -
We are about to do a first for us, and that is play in our own home. Not a house party really, just us and another couple. We have done the same scenario before with different people, but we were the guests then. They liked separate room and we were up for it, so after some hot tub time, we just followed their lead and paired up in different bedrooms. When we started swinging, we both agreed we weren't interested in swinging at home, so there goes another rule out the window. Before we decided to extend the invitation this time, we talked about it and agreed that we wouldn't play in our bedroom, instead preferring to just make an impromptu play area in the living room or den when the time arrives. We converted our spare bedroom to a TV room for our teenager several years ago since we rarely have overnight company, so there really isn't a spare bed to make use of that doesn't feel like "ours". What about you, do you play in your own bedroom? If not, why? -
I have a general question that arose out of a specific circumstance. As many move forward in the Lifestyle they meet more and more people. Some become close friends, many at least people you see on a repeat basis. How have you handled the fact that when you throw a party or event that has a limited invite list you just can't invite everyone. In vanilla situations this of course occurs all of the time, wedding, parties, etc. But I feel the fallout or hurt feeling may be less, plus in the Lifestyle you may want to maintaining the FWB aspect even with the people not invited. Here's the specific circumstance. I took over as planner for a multi-day swinger event at a vacation destination. It is such that if you are not invited you cannot attend, a private event. I simply can't invite everyone I would like to. How would you explain (or have you explained) to the B and C list people when they learn of the event. -
After reading this thread on photography and swinging, and seeing concerns about being exposed expressed, my thoughts turned to the slightly morbid, but still a possibly interesting and important subject to some. For those that are concerned about being exposed, or putting loved ones in an uncomfortable position: Do you have a Purge & Sanitize plan should the worst of possible events occur; you and your spouse pass away at the same time? Specifically, I'm thinking in terms of playtime pictures, videos, etc. Do you care who sees it at that point? What about computer access? Do you have files that you wouldn't want certain family members to see after you've gone to the big house party in the sky? Have you picked someone to come in and take care of these type of things before the family started sorting through your stuff, or do you figure "Hey, we're gone, so fuck it, they can just deal with it"? If you have picked someone to make the purge, what steps have you taken to ensure they can complete this task unhindered? Yeah, it's not the happiest or most uplifting subject to bring up, but I think it may be a worthwhile discussion.