[Group Sex] USMC Military Base swinging sub-culture

[TommyGun21]

A year ago - Summer 2018 - my gf and I spent two months in Las Vegas in a house rental. Our purpose was to work on dirt bikes for desert riding. We decided to hook up with other M/F couples who were into soft swing - meaning hands and mouths and hot tub parties. We met other couples interested in playing along these lines through the artist's community of the old downtown area which is close to Charleston and 4th. They still have this once a month event there called First Friday. We did have a good time with three couples during the couple of months who understood and enjoyed the concept of "swinging" that didn't go further than oral. During the last couple of weeks we hooked up with a couple who were marines based in a section of Las Vegas near Henderson called Winchester. I had heard of Henderson but never Winchester. The evening with this couple was not only great on a sexual level, it included something we didn't plan on, that is, full sex (same room; two different beds). Afterward the four of us went out for drinks at 2 am to a place that never closes called Frank's Tiki Room, which is kinda famous. The other couple said they weren't exactly together in a relationship but only got together for sharing sexual adventures with other couples. They also told us that the Marine Corps. station where they were in Winchester had a LOT of couples who were into shared adult play. I was blown away by this. Through them we hooked up with another such interested couple. My gf and my minds were blown over how much of adult play had become their lives, as this second couple told us. They said that probably twenty couples had over the course of time, fucked one another like there was no tomorrow. There was in that area, definitely this sub-culture of adult play.

[bayrummy]

Originally Posted by buckeye999

We got started in the swinging lifestyle back in 2005 during Operation Iraqi Freedom while we were stationed at Pendleton in CA. My husband was deployed as an officer among thousands of other soldiers.

I am calling bullshit. Camp Pendleton is a Marine Corps Base. Marines and their dependents would never call Marines "soldiers". This is a non-fiction sub-form. Take this crap to fantasyland (Fiction sub-forum).

[SpyStrip]

We live very close to Camp Pendleton. I've even been to the actual base, which you can't see while driving on the I-5. There's this entire world beyond the hills and a wide valley with homes and buildings - mostly medical for those living on base. They have schools and markets and everything. So amazing.

Every year you can watch the marines practice an operation. They've constructed stands where people can sit and watch it happen, like it's an event. I've never been in the stands to watch it but I've passed it as it was going on.