In some cultures, a pineapple flag or sign means "Welcome."
The swinger community doesn't have any kind of sign or symbol that is universially accepted. Though there are some attemps to create one, most swingers don't want to wear something that outs them. There are a few sites that claim they sell one, but their acceptance and even recognition is very low.
My favorite one, as a swinger, is a pendant with Love, Trust, Communication engraved on it. Swingers who play seperately from their spouse (those in true open marriages) use Love, Trust, Openness instead.
The key to having a symbol is being able to deny you are aware of it having any special meaning since most of us have kids and parents we don't want to advertise our sexual hobbies to.
Pineapple is the universal sign for "Welcome".
At a swingers' club.
The Swingers ended in 1982.
Because you were too weak
The Staple Swingers was created in 1970.
Swingers was released on 10/18/1996.
That's a great question and the best answer I can give you is that you won't want to sign up for a site that has no members right? so if they put a bunch of fake profiles, you are more likely to want to sign up. Even with all the fake profiles there are lots of real swingers, it just take time to find them.
The term swingers club is older than most people think. The concept of a swingers club and the swingers lifestyle began in the 16th century by European and Americans.
"Swingers" in Polish is very similar: "swingersi".
The Swinger was created in 1966.
Sinful Xpressions, is my "Ideal Swingers Event"
Swingers grossed $4,505,922 in the domestic market.