British TV Show Tests How Ready Couples Are To Being In Open Relationship

A TV show in the UK is trying an astonishing sexual experiment that aims to introduce ordinary couples to the world of non-monogamous relationships. The series, called Open House: The Great Sex Experiment, tests how “ready” couples are to try an open relationship. Participants are given a series of escalating tasks, each pushing them slightly further than the last towards actually having sex with someone other than their partner.

According to the programmers, the show is an examination of an “increasingly popular lifestyle choice.” Producers of the show purposely selected total novices to non-monogamy—people who are “happily married” and have satisfying sex lives. Dr Lori—a psychologist who helps couples to achieve “a deeper level of sexual congruence”—assigns the couples tasks, ranging from flirting to playing “innocent” party games, right up to having a threesome while the cameras roll.

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Check out more about the British TV show, The Great Sex Experiment: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-10669099/TV-experiment-proves-women-men-think-differently-sex-fidelity.html

Sex Therapist Says You Should Be In An Open Relationship

A Canadian sex therapist and author of “A Happy Life in an Open Relationship: The Essential Guide to a Healthy and Fulfilling Nonmonogamous Love Life” believes the secret to a happy, long-term relationship is being nonmonogamous. She argues millions of people would improve and strengthen their marriages and relationships if they accepted that “for many of us, one partner cannot meet all our needs.” She explains how being in an open relationship allowed her to finally explore her bisexuality and kinks.

“I knew I was interested in women because I always liked watching lesbian porn,” she says, describing her first “sensuous” sexual experience with a woman. Being in an open relationship also allowed her to explore BDSM, since her partner “tried kinky sex but doesn’t like it.” She enjoys spanking, dirty talk, handcuffs, hair pulling and mild, pleasurable pain with many partners, while her partner also has casual and longer-term sex partners. “What we do with other people does not matter,” she writes. “In fact, my joy is seeing him happy in other relationships.”

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Check out more about a sex therapist’s book on the benefits of nonmonogamous relationships: https://nypost.com/2020/03/09/why-this-sex-therapist-says-you-should-be-in-an-open-marriage/

Couples In Open Relationships Are As Happy As Monogamous Couples, According To Science

white-1822497_640Here’s some good news for swingers: a new study found that they’re just as happy as people in monogamous relationships. According to the study, “people in consensual, non-monogamous relationships experience the same levels of relationship satisfaction, psychological well-being and sexual satisfaction as those in monogamous relationships.” Authors of the study think this is an important finding, since it “debunks societal views of monogamy as being the ideal relationship structure.”

Researchers found that the most important predictor of a healthy relationship is simply being on the same page sexually—whether with just one person or many. In other words, in both monogamous and non-monogamous relationships, couples who regularly fuck to build intimacy and fulfill their sexual needs have a more satisfying relationship. So there you have it: whether you’re swinging or not, sex is the key to happiness!

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Check out more about a study that proves couples in open relationships are as happy as monogamous couples: https://nypost.com/2018/07/02/are-open-relationships-better-than-monogamous-ones-science-investigates/

Shirley MacLaine Says the Key to a Happy Marriage is an Open Relationship

best_phone_sex_niteflirt_indiaActress and national hero Shirley MacLaine just revealed the secret to a happy and long-lasting union in her latest radio interview. She gave her answer in just two-words: open relationship. That’s right, MacLaine shared that the key to her 30-year marriage with Hollywood producer Steve Parker was not taking monogamy too seriously.

In her characteristically cool way, she informed listeners that she “Practiced an open marriage. No one understood it.” Her husband lived overseas for much of their marriage, while she worked in the U.S. They had a wonderful relationship, and the actress said their friendship was the foundation for their long and happy marriage. But it was the “freedom” they both enjoyed in their open marriage that she credited for making their love last. Although the only relationship she’s in now is with her three dogs, MacLaine revealed in a different interview that she always enjoyed a very active sex life. “I’ve had an awful lot of lovers,” MacLaine said. “I’ve had three people in one day.” That’s what we call a well-lived life!

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Check out more about Shirley MacLaine’s open marriage here: https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/shirley-maclaine-reveals-the-shocking-reason-her-marriage-lasted_us_56ec3c84e4b084c67220239a