There’s one main reason why some swingers only ever swing within a club environment and that’s discretion.

When you’re in a club, you never really have to exchange names with anybody. You can call yourself whatever you want and nobody will know or care whether you’re telling the truth. In fact, a lot of club swingers use nicknames and this is why. It’s entirely up to you how much personal information you choose to give away.

If you go to a club that isn’t in your home town, you’re even safer when it comes to not being recognised. After all, if you live in Liverpool and swing in Manchester, what are the chances of your next door neighbour or your line manager walking in while you’re in the middle of a 69 with the guy from the local newsagents? Like none, that’s what.

If you do run into anybody you know, then remember that they’re swinging too so why would they think you’re strange? They’re in a club so there’s no doubt why they’re there. If you meet them through an online contact site, they could be there simply to see what kind of people are likely to contact them without having any intention of ever swinging.

It also feels safer to meet people at a club rather than as a stranger from the Internet. I’m not saying that there’s anything wrong with meeting through contact sites — if you follow the rules of common sense, you’ll be safe enough — but for some, being amongst others in a club gives them a sense of security.

If you don’t want to give out too much personal information then go ahead and visit a club. Nobody’s going to expect anything of you.

Sadie xxx

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