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Embracing the Swinging Lifestyle
Title:
Embracing the Swinging Lifestyle
Summary:
More couples are exploring the swinging lifestyle to revitalize their marriages.
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Swinging, often referred to as the alternative or 'alt' lifestyle, is gaining popularity among middle-aged, married couples in America. As more people embrace this lifestyle, there's a growing demand for interactive ways to connect with like-minded couples.
The internet has become an essential tool for these connections. With the rise of online swinger communities, couples can easily meet others without geographical constraints.
Proponents of swinging believe it can address relationship challenges, especially if the emotional bond remains strong. According to King (1996), sexual habituation?"where partners become used to each other sexually?"often occurs in relationships. This typically happens three to seven years in, requiring couples to seek new ways to maintain their sexual interest.
During this phase, couples face increased risks of infidelity and divorce. However, those who find ways to reconnect both physically and emotionally are more likely to overcome these challenges. Swinging offers a creative solution to reignite the spark.
Research indicates that swingers often have stronger bonds than monogamous couples. Interestingly, swingers report higher levels of happiness in their relationships. Sixty percent of swingers say that swinging has improved their relationship. They rate themselves as happier (59% compared to 32% who feel very happy) and view their lives as more exciting (76% compared to 54%) than couples who don't embrace swinging.
The roots of swinging trace back to the 1950s in California, where military couples participated in "key clubs." Husbands would toss their keys into a bowl, and wives would draw a set, pairing with the key's owner for the night. The media labeled this as "wife swapping." By the 1960s, the first organization for swingers, the Sexual Freedom League, was established in Berkeley, California.
Swinging has evolved significantly since then. The rise of the internet has further propelled its growth, allowing people worldwide to connect. A popular site for swingers is [SDC.com](http://www.sdc.com).
Embracing swinging can offer couples a unique way to strengthen their relationships and enhance their lives with new experiences.
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