Models Tells Boyfriend She Wants To Be A Swinger For April Fools But It Goes Terribly Wrong

by Bolde Team Aug 31, 2021
Models Tells Boyfriend She Wants To Be A Swinger For April Fools But It Goes Terribly Wrong
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A model revealed that she told her boyfriend she wanted to become a swinger as an April Fools prank but it didn’ t end well because he didn’t get the joke. Cris Galêra wanted to “test” the boyfriend by claiming she always dreamed of trying swinging but despite the fact that he knew she was against the idea, he told her he would love nothing more!

  1. Cris wanted to know how her boyfriend really felt. She thought pulling the seemingly harmless prank on the man was the easiest way to find out his true thoughts about polyamory. “I thought that April Fools’ Day would be an opportunity to understand what he thinks about it, knowing that I don’t like it,” the 33-year-old said.
  2. She floated the idea by him via text. While she pretty much expected him to laugh it off since she’d previously told her boyfriend she was against swinging, Cris was shocked by the response she received. “He responded euphorically saying it was all he wanted, and I was disappointed,” she said.
  3. Her boyfriend was actually upset when she told him it was a joke. For some reason, he thought Cris was serious and was really disappointed to learn that she wasn’t. “He was sad when I told him it was all a lie,” she recalled, as per the Daily Star. “I would never frequent a swing house.”
  4. It’s unclear if the couple are still together. While Cris didn’t say that the pair had broken up, no doubt this prank gone wrong definitely caused some friction in their relationship and will have made her wonder where his head was at. Needless to say, Cris won’t be trying swinging anytime soon. She’s a one man woman and she likes it that way!

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