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Page 548
... swingers prefer swinging because it avoids problems of intimacy and involvement with others , 41 whereas other swingers hope to enrich their coterie of friends as well as their sex partners . " 42,43 The presence of a dichotomy is ...
... swingers prefer swinging because it avoids problems of intimacy and involvement with others , 41 whereas other swingers hope to enrich their coterie of friends as well as their sex partners . " 42,43 The presence of a dichotomy is ...
Page 549
... swingers prefer that initial contacts be made at " socials " sponsored by swinger magazines , at swinger bars , or through friends.48 Once established , future arrangements are simple . There are extensive swinger networks , and a ...
... swingers prefer that initial contacts be made at " socials " sponsored by swinger magazines , at swinger bars , or through friends.48 Once established , future arrangements are simple . There are extensive swinger networks , and a ...
Page 550
... swingers may introduce venereal disease . In sum , swinging is neither a sexual paradise nor the road to perdition . It is , in fact , not even a unitary phenomenon . There are male swingers who become impotent with a woman unless they ...
... swingers may introduce venereal disease . In sum , swinging is neither a sexual paradise nor the road to perdition . It is , in fact , not even a unitary phenomenon . There are male swingers who become impotent with a woman unless they ...
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