swinging during COVID

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  couplecourious

  4 years ago

  Well it sure chucked a dampener on things in Vic. Follow your leaders advice, and wear a straw hat with lots of condoms hanging off it and you should be safe.

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  sweetnyorkshire

  4 years ago

  full hazmat suit during play

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  MsSuperFoxy

  4 years ago

  IMO (from a Health workers point if view), I believe if anyone is in a "hot Spot" with restrictions in place or in quarantine/insolation, is seriously f*cked in the head of they want to "swing". Best to head to a Adult club or Parlour where there is COVID Safe Industry Plans. Attending such events/venues is "high risk". In saying that tho, Clubs/Adult Industry are business owners just like any other business and they want to continue making their money and they're entitled to do that. It's a catch 22. Ms Foxy

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  SpicyKale

  4 years ago

  Our thoughts on this have wavered on this throughout the year. It very much depends on what's happening in your state at the time. For us we've made the decision to give it a break this year, the constantly not knowing what was going on wasn't worth the stress. Especially if you work in an area where you could potentially infect someone at high risk and have loved ones that have comorbidities, how would you live with potentially killing someone🤷🏻‍♂️ Assess the situation in your state and hopefully treat the conversation the same way you'd treat a safer sex chat! We definitely wouldn't be swinging in Sydney ATM, just like we wouldn't of in Melbourne or at home in Adelaide earlier in the year. Common sense goes as long way🤷🏻‍♂️ Let's all be grateful we aren't in the states or the UK!

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  RHP User

  4 years ago

  Its life as usual in Western Australia. Not sure if I'd risk it if I was anywhere else

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  Sawadee

  4 years ago

  Sadly ' common sense tells you its not the right time to be dipping your toe or anything else in atm ...

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  RHP User

  4 years ago

  Never been to an event myself so I’m unsure of the inner workings and every state is different. Bring in Brisbane I think the mindset is a little different (and not in an entirely good way) when compared to other parts of the country. It could make for an epic event though I would think. Bubble party where the bubbles are the sanitizer, just don’t breathe in though

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  ElectricDreamers

  4 years ago

  It's so important to take the potential danger seriously but like everything else covid related we feel the point to pull back and pull your head in is when it's in your community (hotspot) or is showing signs of spreading. If we had free movement there's no way we would go to clubs or meet new people in Sydney, but we're happy to mingle in Qld - for now. Play safe means a few things these days.

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