Dear Leyna,
My wife and I have really enjoyed your podcasts. I’m pretty sure we have been listening since day 1 when the first couple was looking to adopt a pet and found a sex club and joined the lifestyle! That was hilarious. Since then there have been many hot topics. Anyway, I’m writing because I was hoping to get some input into something. My wife and I are still relative newbies in the lifestyle. We started with girl girl soft swap, to foursome soft swaps, to full swap. Recently we had an experience with a single male where we ended up “crossing swords” There was touching, fondling and eventually I gave him a blow job. In a million years I never would have bet that could ever happen. But it did, and I actually enjoyed it. I’ve always been straight. I didn’t know what that meant. My wife found it to be a huge turn on to watch, but I don’t know what to think. I don’t think this makes me bi, or gay, it was just an act during a hot sex session. I don’t find men attractive, I don’t have any emotional ties to what went down (pun intended), to me it was all in fun, a chance to push some boundaries. So in the lifestyle you are basically required to label your sexual preferences. I need some input here. Does giving another man oral once make me “bisexual”, “bi-comfortable” “Gay” or “Open minded”?  Would I do it again? I think if the energy was there like it was that night I would. And is it weird I would consider putting a cock in my mouth, but the thought of kissing another man on the lips is a no go? Someone help me sort this out. 
​Thanks Leyna ,
Richard from Rancho Cucamonga

From Twitter @hotwife463
This is extremely common! @castawaySOS has coined the term #cocksexual as a way to describe men who are comfortable w/some aspects bi-play. I think the majority of people have some fluidity to their sexuality. Most women are okay exploring above the waist/most guys are ok below.

From Twitter @the_hopefulcuck
I tell people that I’m bisexual, but hetero-romantic. I can have sex with anyone. I can only fall in love with women.

Dear Leyna,
Do you have a reading recommendation to convince my boyfriend to be a cuck?  He actually started this.  He asked me to start a Tinder and watched me chat with some men. Then he chose the one for me to go on a date with.  But on that particular date, he chickened out and forbid me to go.  I thought he needed some convincing so I went anyway.  He got mad as hell.  I think I made a mistake, I'd be grateful for any advice.
V.

Dear V,
We got a lot of different responses to your question on social media.  They seem very different in opinion and a lot of it seems to depend on who it came from.  There are cucks who responded and also people in the lifestyle in general who have sage advice for anyone delving into non-monogamy.  I hope these responses will provide some needed insight for you.  Please do keep us updated on what happens.
Love,
Leyna

From Twitter @JonnyAce, a gender, sexuality, and relationship minority life & mindset coach
For the woman with the potential cuckold relationship. From the information given, I would recommend a lot of talking between the two ppl before attempting another date outside of the relationship. Not just about the physical actions of cucking, but also each other’s emotional wants and needs surrounding having a cuckold relationship, to see if those wants and needs mesh well together.

From Twitter @Singlecuck69
She didn’t screw up. He just got cold feet at the last minute. She should press the issue. He wants her to cuck him. He just got nervous.

Aloha Leyna!
I love your podcast - my gf and I had been dabbling our toes in the lifestyle more and more and found your show to be so informative.
I have a question though, after a great 5 year relationship, I'm sad to say that we've finally broken up. After that, I find myself wanting to start a relationship again with someone likeminded about the lifestyle.
However, now that I am again a single guy, I'm not sure what is the best way to find non-judgmental potential partners who have an interest in the lifestyle. Dating sites are a time sucking nightmare and recipe for instant judgement. I can't get into the lifestyle clubs I went to before now that I am a single male. I've also recently moved to Hawaii from OC, and I don't think such clubs even exist here.
With all the people you have met in your shows, has this topic ever come up? Any advice on where to look for a like-minded partner?
Thanks again for all the great material!

Dear Single in Hawaii,
From everything I'm hearing, single males get a lot of "action" in the lifestyle and find people (or people find them) on the LS dating websites.  I'm not sure how many single women are on there looking for single men to date though. Perhaps my listeners can weigh in.  If you're just looking for playdates, LS websites seem to work well, and some have had success on "regular" dating sites with just being honest in your profile.  It's clear that "the conversation" must be had at some point as transparency is always key in any relationship.  Here's what our social media followers have said in response to your question, and hopefully more will comment below.  
Love,
​Leyna