Danny

Longtime nudist curious about having, preferably, nudist friends who are established swing partners, or those who seek to become swing partners. I've come to the conclusion, that, while there are indeed boundaries with nudists when at beaches and camps, etc.,if there are those that want to practice intimacy with others, or find it a natural extension to share touch and more sensual contact, after sharing nude time together, they should do so, as long as they don't interfere with the unwritten RULrules of a nudist camp, or the unwritten rules of a nudist beach. PS, as I am a newbie/curios--what is the difference between soft swap and full swap? UPDATE--Thanks to some helpful people here, I know the difference between soft and full swap. Am ok with either, but prefer Full.

I'm looking for those, preferably in the CT, New York metro area, who are, preferably, also nudist, who are ok building their network of swinging friends, or others who are curious like me in joining this community. So, couples, singles, small groups that have in house parties from time to time, or who go to nudist venues that do allow swinging discreetly, or at least are a first stop meet up place. Having said this, I know how hard it is for single males to be accepted into the swinging community, just as it is hard for single males to be accepted into nudist clubs. There are bad apples, for sure. But not all are. There are also those who are married, or have live in girl friends, who are not into nudism nor/and swinging. If they wish to, and their partners show no inclination or desire to do so, why can't they be so involved? Are there not women, who are single, at nudist sites, or even swinging parties, possibly live in girlfriends, or married, but they go for the same reason men who are otherwise attached go? Isn't this a double standard?

Besides, nudism: sports, reading, music, travel, food, good conversation about ideas mostly, and people who make things happen.

Most music, not keen on rap.

Movies with a good plot and acting and writing, with decent cinematography thrown in.

People who stick to their beliefs, yet, will change them if confronted through experience or wise advice.