love2watchU wrote:
Ok, thanks folks...heres a couple more for you then!
1.are swear words banned on the forum threads...i see people adapt them or bleep them out?
2. when you cam, can the other person record you without you knowing (scared of ending up on youtube or worse!)?
3. I know the meet and greets are different to the private swing parties but are they both limited to the swinging community only or are they broader than that? What i mean is, are they geared up for people who want to be full swingers rather than anyone else?
4.If i wanted to attend a meet and greet party, would it be acceptable to rope someone else in off the site to come with me instead of having to go alone? I hate going into anywhere on my own!
A1. Language is just that, language, the interpretation of how things are written is pretty much where users will decide if they are used for fun or are deemed as crude and offensive.
A2. Yes, Cams can be recorded, provide you have the necessary software in place to do so, but saying that, only paid members have access to the chatroom and its not rocket science to find out what user has done it, and unless they have copywrite on whats being broadcast via cam, they leave themselves open to legal proceedings (should things go that far).
A3. Parties, as much as Meet and Greets, are for those that want to enjoy the 'lifestyle', not all swingers are hardcore/full swap, there is also a soft swap/voyeuristic element that enjoy the scene, and as long as you make it aware what you enjoy and what your comfort levels are, then its up to others to respect your wishes.
A4. Meet and Greets and/or parties are the responsibility of the organisers, site members that organise them, do so at their own discretion and its pretty much down to them who they wish to invite, remembering that most of the genuine organisers are there to protect everyones privacy and discretion.
Hope that has helped somewhat but like most have said, there is no such thing as a stupid questions, we all started somewhere and wish we were a lot wiser when we dipped the toes in, but the good thing about making the occasional mistake is you end up learning very quickly of what you like and what you want to avoid