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I have permission from the author to post a link to his article. He's not a member of this website. The 'cracked dot com' website is the latest incarnation of the old Cracked Magazine -- a "Mad Magazine" copycat from a few years back. So, just FYI. Here it is. My Wife And I Are Swingers: Here's What It's Actually Like -
Hey all- just wondering if anyone saw the article on swinging in Self magazine and wanted to know your thoughts. We thought it was pretty interesting that a mainstream magazine is discussing swinging! its pretty well written, lots of therapists opinions... nothing we didn't already know or think about. Looking forward to hearing your opinions on it! -
A primer article appears in the September 2008 issue of playboy. One of the symbols they point out: WWM is something we have never used? Simply the WMW may or may not involve WW play. Are there any you found new/interesting? -
We received a letter this week. It started, "Dear Friends, After 30 years of publishing the finest line of personal contact magazines for people in the lifestyle community, the combination of social, cultural, and technological changes that have occurred over the years have inevitably taken a toll on the magazine publishing business. We regret to inform you that Connection Magazines will soon be ceasing publication of our five magazines." And it was signed by Patti Thomas. For those of you who remember, Ohio Connection, Pennsylvania Connection, National Connection, Midwest Connection and Cocoa 'n Crème were "the" way of hooking up with swingers before swingers' Web sites came along. For those of you who have never seen one of these magazines, imagine answering a personal advertisement by writing a letter, sealing it in an envelope, writing the number of the advertisement on the envelope, putting it in a bigger envelope, sending it to a post-office box address in Cleveland, then waiting, waiting, waiting. Seems improbable that anyone ever met anybody. It took lots of patience and perseverance. But sometimes it actually did happen. Maybe, for all the work it took, people were all that much more appreciative when it did.
