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This is a discussion on When they think "NO" means "Just push harder" within the Situational HELP! forums, part of the Swingers Topics category; Who in the fuck let the jerk-offs in? And who referred them?? Knotty, I think they would've gotten ...
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| Canadian, eh? | Who in the fuck let the jerk-offs in? And who referred them?? Knotty, I think they would've gotten a polite brush off, maybe two, from me, and if they further persisted, they get their dicks stepped on. I think they wouldn't have left the party without knowing EXACTLY what the problem was, because I'd be real clear about it. They'd have no doubt. I haven't been single in over 13 years and never swung before that, so I can't say I know how you feel. But I can guess. We haven't run into assholes quite that bad yet, but it's SOBs like these that make the lifestyle as inaccessible to single men as it is. No condom no less?! Holy freaking shit. It's this sort of ignorance and lack of respect for swinging that makes me want to get out and advocate for the lifestyle; it won't get any better until people understand what is is and is not about! I know it's a pointless endeavour, but what can I say? I'm an idealist.
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| Jay's Bumper Buddy Join Date: Jun 2006 Posts: 2,299 Location: San Marcos, TEXAS Status: On the prowl for man meat SLS Name:lost_j1 | I agree with past posts. You cannot use alcohol as an excuse. We are adults, and drunk or not we make decisions.....sometimes BAD ones, but they are decisions that we are responsible for. There is no way you can justify what these 2 men did, its as simple as that. There is just no excuse for ever putting your hands on a person's body when you have been told no. She said no, there should have been no mis-understanding. Just my 2 cents. Shell
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| Here to Stay | I can't tell you all how much your support means to me. I was feeling like a "bad swinger" because I didn't just go with it, and I coudn't understand why I was feeling so terrible about myself. I *did* tell them both twice I wasn't interested and I said "no" very clearly. I didn't beat around the bush about it. So that's why it was even worse when one of them came a hair's breath from going inside me - it was such a surprise and so very unwelcome. The hostess did end up apologizing to me later because she knew all of us but not them, they had been vouched for by other friends of hers that didn't end up coming to the room. It was hard to hear that some of you think that it pretty much was to be expected, that that is what group sex is about, but I can't believe that. I've been in a few groups before and it was always very respectful, always with each person either asking out loud if it was okay, or approaching each other in a slow way to give a person a chance to say no. I've never been made to feel like a whore. I appreciate your kind words and it's helped that one man that was there wrote me and said that he was unhappy with what had happened but that he thinks I handled it really well, and this all has made me feel so much better. |
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| Fun and Pleasure Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 859 Location: SouthWest Status: Couple | I'm curious...with what you have learned/thought since it happened, would YOU do anything different if it happened again someday? You don't have to answer, I just tend to work to learn how I would change things if they happen again. Knowing that, helps me feel more comfy...in life, not just swinging. Glad you are feeling better. |
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| Swingers Board Addict | I too was surprised to see some of the nonchalant comments that this was in some way to be expected. If a situation like this is ever deemed okay generally, it's time for me to quit swinging. Something you could have done differently: Maybe grabbed him by the balls and started to twist, then when he said "NO" you could have said "what? what was that word?" Mrs
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| Abstraction Distraction | Quote:
Those guys were wrong, they disrespected you, and it wasn't your fault. You could do the "should'a, would'a, could'a" thing as much as you want, and it wouldn't change what they did or how wrong it was. I've never been in your situation, but my gut tells me it may take a while for you to feel completely better about what happened to you, and you should feel fine taking your time with your feelings. Some people might brush it off, but please listen to what your inner voice tells you in this regard. Being "a good swinger" means always respecting those around you.
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| Fun and Pleasure Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 859 Location: SouthWest Status: Couple | Quote:
Which is why, I want you all to understand that while what the guys did with the OP was wrong ...they may not 'get it' until someone explains it. It depends on their prior experience. Telling others when someone is not hearing a NO is an important thing to do. Get help. At a party no one is on their own and alone. You can say this party 'is not swinging' but in case you missed it, there seems to be more than one way to describe swinging. It may not be what you think is swinging but what if it is to someone you meet at a small party and are in a room with before you find out they think different from you...... We have been caught off guard more than once....and learned our own limits and how to enforce them. No one should ever feel bad keeping to their own limits no matter what it takes to make themselves heard. At a party like that above, if you didn't know what it is like from the invite (and at least they are very blunt, not all are), then saying no and if necessary leaving the party, is the right thing to do. | |
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| Registered User Join Date: May 2004 Posts: 1 Location: Kentucky | Knottyboi, Sorry to hear that you were put into a situation where people were not respectful. When single guys act like that it is a wonder that any of them get any interaction!. My wife and I are from the Louisville area and would love the opportunity to chat with you if you were interested...... M&C |
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| Where's the party! | Quote:
I'm sorry you had such a bad time. I don't mind it when someone tries to define the scope of a no. Does this "no" mean "no, I don't want you to touch me there, but anywhere else is ok" or does this no mean "no, I'd rather jam my hand in the garbage disposal than be touched by you." On the other hand if someone just won't take no for an answer it's time to toss them out. The time for those bums to have been tossed was when you had to hide in the bathroom to get away. That was the moment for the bums rush. I (the male half) have been in a group play room and have penetrated women without asking in words, but I always touched first and made sure she knew I was there and what I intended to do so she had the chance to object. It's just politeness. I'm sorry that simple politeness is beyond some people.
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| Here to Stay Join Date: Jan 2006 Posts: 21 Location: NYC Status: Single Male | I've not only attended huge hotel parties I've been part of the security at many and the OP's experience is not as rare as U'd think. Sone guys come to parties expecting to fuck and any words to the contrary fall on deaf ears. I've had a woman basically RUN across a mansion's 2nd floor and squeeze between me and the wall while gripping my arm as tightly as she could to get away from a guy and to stop other guys from groping her. Like the OP's (and another poster's) example(s) many times the guys who do this are FRIENDS of the host/hostess so they feel they can get away with anything. What she did or didnt drink, said or didn't say has absolutely no bearing on what happened, guys who feel they are owed pussy act accordingly regardless if it's a private room or the main playroom @ the party. When fellaz act like this it's called "thirsty" and it's not an endearing descriptive term. |
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| Here to Stay Join Date: Nov 2005 Posts: 11 Location: Austell | Quote:
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| Here to Stay Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 33 Location: Ontario Status: couple | I can really sympathise with you Knottiboi, my wife had two bad experiences, in a month and she won't do anything now except one boyfriend she has. I of course am left out in the cold, (poor me) but seriously, the first time you said no should have been more than adequate, I would never dream of forcing myself on someone who did not want me, for whatever reason. You were right no one deserves to be treated that way and as one poster observed, well several actually, these guys were obviously not swingers, but seemed to assume that because they were at a swinger party that any woman they wanted would fall down at their feet and spread her legs, NOT. I hope you do cope and go on to have more fun, but I also know from my wife's experience it really weighs you down. Take care and have fun. |
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