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Not long ago, I conducted a market research project on various forms of group interaction and living arrangements. One of these „group interactions“ was the life–style currently known as swinging. The people I interviewed were different, and the settings changed; but over a number of interviews the story remained substantially the same, and it went something like this:
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Levin, L.M., Sandlin, J.D. (1982). Women in Swinging. In: Kirkpatrick, M. (eds) Women’s Sexual Experience. Women in Context: Development and Stresses. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-4025-6_13
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