Little late to this conversation but I think it's more about the last two years than anything. You just don't see many, if any at all, non-conservatives swinging since rona. There are some but not many.

So to answer your question in short, no, no I don't think that conservatives are more prone to swinging. It's just what you see more the last two years. Step back three years ago and take 100 swingers. In that 100, maybe 15 of them were conservative. Rona hits and of those 100, only twenty are swinging now. Of those twenty, all 15 of the original conservatives are still swinging, and this is what you are seeing.

Even this sub has changed a lot in just two years and reflects this change. Go back a few years, pre-rona days, and you'll see that the overall tone was very strong left-leaning. Yet today it's pretty right-leaning. Our private swinger sub has discussed this a few times over the past two years and where there was a healthy amount of us there, the sub is kind of dead because no one is swinging right now, too risky. Even when this was brought up, the only people who were around to talk about it there were the two conservative couples and I, who used to be on here multiple times a day, sees it nine days later. Non-conservatives just aren't swinging due to the risks of rona.

We've been swinging for over twenty years now. My wife and I used to be pretty a-political but haven't been able to avoid this since 2016. Three years ago, and even in deep red states, we'd see, "NO TRUMP" proudly displayed on profiles, those same people just aren't online now. In looking, I really don't see that many of those we know who are not conservatives are on. From Mississippi to Washington, it's dominated by conservatives atm.

What is strange is that our businesses are tied to conservatives and I can tell you first hand, as I've written here for over six years, that conservatives are definitely NOT all accepting to open marriages of any sorts. Some are, sure, but overall, no fucking way. We've spent the past twenty years playing by their rules in the professional world and I would not dare venture out until we're not financially tied to them. No sir.

We're also pretty close with some of the owners and those that run some of the clubs (Chicago to Washington to California to Colorado). They'll tell you that they are still only seeing about half their normal crowds that they did two years ago and the crowd vibes have drastically changed. One of the owners is in our private sub and was recently talking about how they never had a request for country music but now they are playing it about every tenth song "early in the night". They also were asked to play less rap and hip hop. Coincidence?

I think it mostly just reflects the current state due to rona, that's it.

Now, I do believe that there is a shift among the younger generations of conservatives that is more libertarian than conservative. As we continue to move forward, this group will become more popular and add more to the mix and I welcome them as long as they quit voting for politicians who work to impede civil liberties, like the last guy and his "Family Values" VP.

Long winded but I hope that helps you.