Fifty women come forward saying they were pressured into swinging
Summary
Fifty women have reported being pressured or forced by their partners into swinging, a practice where couples or individuals exchange sexual partners. Many say they did not consent and suffered long-term trauma, with some reporting abuse linked to the dating website FabSwingers.Key Facts
- Fifty women spoke out about being coerced into swinging by their partners.
- Some women had sex against their will, fearing consequences or wanting to keep their partners happy.
- FabSwingers, a site with over half a million UK users, was named as the platform used to arrange encounters.
- Six women said they were raped by men they met through FabSwingers.
- Sixteen women reported their intimate photos were posted on the site without permission.
- Experts say coercion can look like consent but involves manipulation and control.
- A former minister said swinging under pressure should be seen as sexual exploitation, not consensual sex.
- Many women said sharing their stories helped them speak out after years of silence.
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