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Openlove 101: Swinging as a Solution
What happens when one partner feels swinging is the only way he/she will stay in the relationship? And what if the other partner doesn't want that?
Swinging experts John and Jackie, received a call from a couple who didn’t identify themselves as swingers. They have been in a monogamous marriage for some time now, but the husband had been voicing his issues with wanting more freedom. He also felt that if he didn’t get that, there’d be no other solution other than a divorce.
So, how did the wife respond? How would you respond in that scenario?
Watch the video to find out more.
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