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Recently moved down from NYC, and looking to have some sexy southern fun! Cedarhurst NY adult dating. I'm looking for people who are sexually outgoing and want to have discreet fun! We don't have to rush into things if you don't want to, fun is key. Must be D/D free. No drama please. I have pics to share if you are interested.

A little about us... Idealy a threesum with a woman who appreciates the touch & taste of both a woman and a man. Couples: Same room...We prefer to share rather than swap which means we enjoy group activity and do not exclude each other.

Happily married 41-year old woman very bi-curious and ready to expand sexual horizons. Note: my husband will always be involved so if that's a problem you can stop reading now. Just trying to be honest. As you can tell from my pictures I enjoy working out and taking care of myself. I love to shop and I'll reluctantly admit that I'm addicted to Young and the Restless. I enjoy going to concerts and nice restaraunts with my husband or just going bowling and playing softball. I don't drink so having a great personality is a must. Husband and I are new to area (originally from D.C. and Baltimore area) and would like to do some fun things with fun people. Not looking for the next Victoria's Secret model, just someone who is sensual, proportionate and open to new things. Not looking for just sex. Must be capable of being friends first. I have to be honest, my husband and I almost had our first couple experience a few months ago but got cold feet. Again, just want to be up front and honest. Would like to start with maybe a FFM threesome to kind of get our feet wet but will consider another couple if the vibe is perfect. I know I'm being a little hypocritacal but I am not interested in being another couples play toy. I will not engage with other couples solo. NO EXCEPTIONS. I/we hope to meet new friends and have a great time along the way. Will gladly reciprocate with face pics of both of us upon reciept of yours.

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