I’m part of a group that hosts Swingers’ Parties…

It can be a bit of work, and things don’t always go as planned – (more on that later!) but one thing I’ve started noticing more & more is dress standards – particularly the difference between men & women…

Obviously,  not everyone is the same – thank goodness for that! – some people love dressing up, for others it’s a bit of a chore…

But either way – I think it’s important to understand the nature of the event you are attending…

If you are heading out to a Swingers’ Party, with the intent of rubbing your bits against someone else’s bits, it would be in your best interest to present your bits in the best light possible!

Now – this is an area where the ladies definitely have an advantage over us guys – there are many things they can do to make themselves even more beautiful than they already are…

For us men – the options are more limited, but nevertheless as important…

If you rock up in the same clothes you’d wear going shopping in, or to go to a beer garden, what image are you presenting?

If you picked the first tshirt that was handy & passed the sniff-test – do you really expect anyone to be attracted?

Or are you just banking on your obvious masculine energy to drive the ladies mad with desire?

I’m not saying you need a top hat & tails – but at minimum a nice dress shirt & pants make a good impression…

Oh – and shoes!

Who the fuck thinks thongs are appropriate to wear to a Swingers’ Party – especially at night?

Since I’ve spoken about the guys, I’ll say something about the ladies… Firstly – if you have or have had a female partner in your life – you’ll probably know how much time & effort they can go to to get ready for a night out.. the outfit, hair, make-up, waxing/shaving – they do it all!!

Some more than others – which is 100% fine. Some ladies love to dress up in sexy lingerie – some ladies don’t…

But they all deserve to be appreciated for the effort they put in!

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2 responses to “DO CLOTHES MAKETH THE MAN?”

  1. gemmi72 Avatar

    Some of what you and I see with casual attitude towards dress is a location thing. We live in a place where the weather is warm most of the year. We also belong to a culture that actively rejects formalities. This has led the less motivated (some would say lazy) people amongst us to adopt the attitude that you described.
    It doesn’t make it acceptable though.

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    1. titcumejai Avatar

      This is true, I think what makes it worse is when the couple turns up & 1 half – usually the man – has shown no interest in dressing nice…
      The difference in attitudes is highlighted…

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