I told my ex-friend that I will never be a swinger.
Now he
won't stop writing to me
I am not that kind of person and made it clear that I do not
want to hear from him. What can I do more?
Before closing, I had a friend I had been with for 16
months. He said he wanted to have sex with another couple, which I found shocking.
I'm not that kind of person, so I broke up with him. Despite the breakup, he
still sends me text messages constantly, although I stopped sending text
messages to him long ago and made it clear that I didn't want to see him. The
situation hurts me a lot, and any help you can give will be greatly
appreciated.
Joining another couple for exciting pleasure is not
uncommon; many people enjoy it. In fact, there are many communities of people
who regularly participate in this sexual style. But this is not for everyone,
and jealousy and insecurity can arise regardless of the extent of a person's
sexual openness. "Swinging" is an advanced sexual game that requires
the couple to be well connected and requires each partner to be psychologically
stable and sexual mature.
Rules, transparency, careful negotiation and mutual consent
are essential. In your case, you were perfectly clear with your friend that
this did not quite suit your taste. A respectable person would have respected
that. Unfortunately, he doesn't take "no" for an answer and tries to
force you to change your mind.
Although you feel pain right now, it would be better to
follow your intuition and stay away from it - not because of his special sexual
interests, but because of his insensitivity and bullying. Ensure that any
future partner is someone who considers your feelings and values important.
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