Well, this probably isn't the best forum to ask this question as most on here are pretty judgmental and self righteous. I would recommend posting your question over on www.swingersboard.com. They are actually very helpful over there. As for card games...well I don't know any. If it were me I would prefer to talk over drinks, maybe play a non sexual card game to get to know other a bit. Later, dim the lights, start putting the moves on my own partner then let things progress from there. Have you and your husband talked about ground rules and what you both are comfortable with? Feel free to email me if you have more questions. Have fun and play safe.
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2016-10-22 01:55:08 UTC
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Lucius Scribbens
2008-08-30 15:47:39 UTC
Well, you got all the good games. Just play them and let things happen as they may.
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2008-08-29 18:11:12 UTC
We have been swinging for almost 9 years and have been exactly where you are about to be. "Breaking the ice" and getting the fun going can be so difficult, you could find yourselves sitting there most of the night looking at one another. As previously mentioned, begin with your spouse and allow everything else to happen naturally. We never got into too many card games or board games so no advice there. Hopefully, your added partners are more experienced and can take the lead but never assume that anything will happen. Enjoy the experience for what it is and do not rush anything.
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