what's a swap party???

Answer 1

A swingers party!

Answer 2

It is a party where like minded couples who have open relationships get together and sometimes swap partners. Some people are so close-minded to this sort of thing that they are put off by it. The question that everyone has to answer for themselves is whether or not it is cheating when it is right there in front of you and you know everything that is going on? I for one would prefer that because at apparently you or your partner are going to be sleeping around on each other if this is even an option, so why not have some control over it, open up to it and have fun. It doesn't mean that you don't love your partner, just that both of you are honest enough to realize the carnal desires that live within all of us. Also, no matter who you are or how much you love someone...you always wonder what it would be like to be with someone else.

Answer 3

A swap party involves interchanging sex partners with the other participants. These parties are usually amongst married couples, and partners are exchanged by the man or woman by picking keys from a container that belong to other people. The key that you pick is whose partner you get.

Answer 4

Its a form of swinging get together, where everyone swaps partners.

Answer 5

swapping partners, as in husband and wife have sex with the other couple. Sometimes I guess there are quite a few couples there so they may just have an exhausting night!!

Answer 6

It can be a party for swapping gifts, or it can be swapping mates.

Answer 7

It's a group of subhumans who get together and screw eachother...if someone could actually allow thier husband/wife to do this or even suggest it there is the want and or need to be with other people. I can't imagine it ever going right..and think about diseases or pregnancies ...it's not worth it..I think the guilt fear and remorse will stay with you longer then the 5-10 minutes of thrill...if you even got that far.
good luck...

Answer 8

that means u swap partners for the nite or for whatever. it doesnt mean u swap food or recipes. i wouldnt go if i were u or let your man go either...

Answer 9

well you go to this party and you swap some one else with your mate and then bedroom time

Answer 10

It is one of the most exciting times that a loving couple can spend together. It is where a group of CONCENTING couples get together, meet new people, and have "recreational sex" with them.

It is NOT cheating! I can say this, because both members of a couple are in agreement about it. They have worked out what each other WILL and WILL NOT do with someone else. For example, a lot of couple choose to save kissing for their relationship only. So, while they may have sex with someone else, kissing is special for them and them alone.

This is NOT something that a couple can go into with only one partner forcing the other to do it! Both have to be in total agreement, otherwise, trust is destroyed and it can be viewed as cheating.

ANYTHING that a couple does (as long as it is legal) which strengthens their relationship and is beneficial for both of them is good and acceptable.

This practice has been around for centuries in various places around the world. But it is spreading like wild-fire in America right now, because it actually invigorates marriages and PREVENTS extra-marital affairs!

Each person in the relationship must be VERY secure with themselves AND their relationship. IF negative feelings arrise, the couple will discuss them and take appropriate measures to prevent them in the futue. For example, my wife does not want me to "play" with certain types of women. I would like to, but out of respect for her and our marriage, I do not play with them.

I hope this answered your questions.

OH, ONE OTHER THING!
The people who are involved in these activities are at a MUCH LOWER RICK of catching a Sexually Transmitted Disease. Why is that?

1. They get tested regularly.
2. They ALWAYS use condoms.
3. and 95% of them are married and only play with other married couples. There is not a single person in the mix to bring in an outside disease.

Don't believe me? Check the statistics yourself.