Stan Pulliam said that he and his wife of 12 years had “explored relationships, mutual relationships with other couples, for a brief period of time.”
A top candidate in the Republican primary for Oregon governor has admitted that he and his wife had explored a swinging lifestyle before deciding that swapping partners wasn’t for them, according to a report.that he and his wife of 12 years, MacKensey, had “explored relationships, mutual relationships with other couples, for a brief period of time before ultimately deciding that it wasn’t for us.”
“Hi Everyone! MacKensey and I are excited to be added to your little community. Some of you we have already had the pleasure to meet and we look forward to getting to know the rest of you!” he wrote in the group, which had 536 members at the time, the Williamett Week reported on Thursday. “I think people can relate from all different parts of the state who have been involved in marriages,” he told Williamett Week. “There are different stages of marriage and different ebbs and flows. This is something that was for a brief period in our past and is in the past.”
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