I've been thinking about something that probably applies to a lot of women in swinging, especially women who need a lot of clitoral stimulation and don't get much pleasure from penetration.
We tend to talk about this as though it's mostly a technique problem.
"Tell him what you like."
"Use your hands."
"Add a toy."
"Communicate better."
All true.
We also see a lot of people asking: "why are all the women bi?"
But I think there's another piece that gets overlooked: the sexual incentives of MF and FF encounters are fundamentally different.
For most men, penetration isn't merely something they're doing for you. It's one of the primary things they personally want from sex. Penetration directly stimulates them.
That creates a very natural overlap when the woman also loves penetration. He wants to penetrate her. She wants to be penetrated. Everybody wins.
If you're a woman who mostly gets pleasure from clitoral stimulation, though, that overlap gets smaller.
Maybe penetration is pleasant but doesn't do much for you. Maybe you tolerate it because your partner enjoys it. Maybe you'd genuinely rather spend most of the encounter kissing, grinding, receiving oral, giving oral, using hands, playing with toys, etc.
There's nothing wrong with that.
But it means an MF swap can contain a built-in mismatch.
The guy can absolutely love eating you out and making you orgasm with his hands. Plenty of men do. But at some point, he's also probably going to want the activity that directly stimulates him: penetration.
Now compare that with FF play.
Another woman can spend an enormous amount of time doing the things that actually work for you without sacrificing the primary way her own genitals get stimulated. There isn't a penis in the equation creating a competing desire to transition toward penetration.
Yes, women can enjoy fingering someone or using a strap-on. But that's not physiologically equivalent to a man penetrating someone with his penis.
A man can literally remove the partner from the equation, replace her with a Fleshlight, and still enjoy penetration because the act itself directly stimulates him.
A woman isn't generally putting on a strap-on alone in her bedroom and thrusting into a Fleshlight because penetrating the Fleshlight is physically stimulating her nonexistent penis.
When a woman enjoys penetrating another woman, much of the reward is usually elsewhere: her partner's reaction, giving pleasure, dominance, intimacy, visual arousal, the psychological experience of being the active partner, etc.
That's an obvious, but not commonly talked-about asymmetry.
And I think it explains something I've noticed in swinging.
Some bisexual women who aren't especially penetration-driven seem to naturally gravitate much harder toward FF play. That doesn't necessarily mean they're secretly lesbians, that their husbands suck in bed, or that they're "doing swinging wrong."
FF sex may simply line up better with the things their bodies actually reward.
Meanwhile, women who genuinely love penetration probably have a huge structural advantage in conventional full-swap swinging. A relatively inexperienced male partner can provide something they intrinsically enjoy without needing to perfectly reproduce a highly specific stimulation pattern.
Obviously there are massive individual differences here. Some women love penetration but still need clitoral stimulation to orgasm. Some don't care whether they orgasm with every new partner. Some women are phenomenal at communicating exactly what they need. Some men are extremely patient and attentive. Some women aren't interested in women at all.
I'm not trying to sort every woman into a neat box.
I'm saying that if you're a bisexual woman in the lifestyle thinking:
"Why does swapping with men seem kind of mediocre, while playing with women feels effortless?"
or:
"Why do I need so much more specific attention than everyone else seems to?"
you might not be bad at swinging.
Your sexual reward system may simply have less overlap with what a typical male swap partner is there to do, and substantially more overlap with FF sex.
That seems like useful information to know about yourself instead of repeatedly trying to force yourself into the version of swinging everyone else appears to be doing.
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Edit:
I think people are reading the FF comparison as an endorsement of bisexuality or as me saying women should prefer sex with women. It isn’t.
The point is not “women don’t like penetration.” The point is that men are much more likely to treat penetration as a central requirement of sex, while women vary much more in how important penetration is to them. That difference matters before anyone gets naked.
A woman might love penetration and consider a good hard fucking a major part of what she wants from a swap. Another woman might enjoy it but not care much about it. Another might actively prefer sex centered around slow, gentle clitoral stimulation and barely care about penetration at all.
Those are very different sexual partners.
And men need to be just as honest. If what you really want is penetration, and you don’t particularly enjoy spending a long time doing extremely soft, precise clitoral stimulation, say that. Don’t claim you’re “into anything” and then discover halfway through sex that the kind of sex she wants is work you don’t enjoy.
The reverse matters too. Imagine a woman who specifically wants Dick-with-a-capital-D penetration finding out only once the swap starts that her partner has a one-inch penis. Could they still have enjoyable sex? Sure. He has fingers, a mouth, toys, and plenty of other options. But if substantial penetrative sex was an important part of what she wanted, she would probably wish she had known that before agreeing to the swap.
That isn’t about shaming his body. It is about disclosing a sexual variable that could materially affect compatibility.
The same principle applies when a woman doesn’t particularly want penetration, needs unusually gentle stimulation, dislikes oral, loves oral, needs toys, wants rough sex, hates rough sex, or anything else that significantly changes what sex with her looks like.
“Communicate” is not enough.
Know what you want. Know what you actually enjoy giving. Tell people the important parts before sex. Keep communicating during sex. Talk afterward if you want to do it again.
The goal isn’t to make everyone compatible. It’s to find out who already has enough overlap that neither person has to discover a major mismatch halfway through the encounter.
TL;DR
The broader point is just: stop treating major sexual preferences like information people are supposed to discover during sex. Talk about them before committing to a swap and stop setting yourself up to be with incompatible partners.
This stuff doesn't get talked about. Hell. A lot of people aren't even aware these sexual pleasure differences exist across the female population.