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Openlove 101: How We Deal with Discrimination in Our Swinger's Lifestyle
Entering into the swinger's lifestyle is a bold decision to make, and can sometimes be seen in a negative light. So, John and Jackie are here to tackle the issue of discrimination against swingers.
A reader asked swinger experts and club owners, John and Jackie, if they've ever been discriminated against for their choice of boldly living the swinger lifestyle.
Their answer? YES!
And they are well aware that you may have been discriminated against, too.
It can be an unfortunate aspect of being openly swingers, but John and Jackie take this as an opportunity to educate others about the misconceptions, why it works for them, and the benefits they enjoy.
Watch the video to learn more.
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