This wordku poem takes place sometime during the run of the one TV series Swingtown and involves young Laurie Miller and her summer school philosophy teacher Doug Stephens.

This wordku poem takes place sometime during the one TV series Swingtown and involves Janet Thompson and her old neighbors Susan Miller and her son Bruce Miller Junior.

The title of this nonet poem happens to be what Trina Decker says to Roger Thompson after she and her husband Tom walk in on Roger and his wife Janet.

What if there were a few heated moments between Susan and Trina while they were all swinging together on the 4th of July? What if that ended up turning into a habit of kissing each other randomly throughout the summer? Or... Susan has way too many feelings and no idea what to do with them.

This free verse poem is from the point of view of Bruce Miller, Sr. who came to realize how boring it was in the old neighborhood.

Tom and Trina promised to be exclusive, leaving their swinging behind them, once they decided to keep the baby. But now, things got changed and turned upside down, and Trina is having second thoughts...while Tom is not. [Rated M for suggestive content]

Trina Russo is twenty-one years old, single, and a first year flight attendant. It's her second week on the Miami route, with the very handsome Captain Decker, who holds quite the reputation for bringing young women to his room. [Rated M for sexual content]

Pretty sure most of us still ask this question. Did Trina kept the baby? If she did. Was she able to cope with the fact that her life was going to change drastically? Did Tom stick around? If she didn't. Was she able to move on with Tom? I do not own these characters at all!

Maybe it's a stomach bug, maybe it's a strain of her back, maybe, maybe, maybe. But maybe, she's actually pregnant. (Deeper thoughts on what Trina was going through early pregnancy, set from 1x09 to 1x12)

What if Swingtown was never canceled? A continuation of Swingtown! Trina chuckles, placing a hand on one of his, stroking affectionately with her thumb, "morning." She smiles as she feels Tom move his hands in soothing movements over her stomach. Turning off the faucet she turns in his arms, "when's your next flight?"

Hey everyone! So this is my first Swingtown fic and it is basically what I hoped season 2 would have been like.

Janet Thompson sees a psychiatrist about a dream involving her husband Roger and the Deckers.

Tom and Trina make a decision after the events of the series finale. Trigger warning: abortion.

Trina and Tom Decker like to play games.

[ONE SHOT] Tom and Trina's Halloween party goes awry when Trina is having second thoughts about things.

Before Swingtown ended, something else began. A little...surprise. No more pot brownies for Trina Decker!

Life is all about the choices we make; good or bad, the choices we make often affect our future. After a wild and crazy summer Tom and Trina Decker make a decision that will ultimately change their life. AU one shot; post series finale.

ONE-SHOT. Two years later after Trina lets Tom know she's pregnant, after they've been raising their children in their Chicago home. A daughter asks a curious question, which leads into some good news.

Trina and Tom have adjusted into new roles that suit them well. ONE-SHOT.

This story continues right where we left off with the Deckers at the season finale of Swingtown. This story mainly extends the story of Tom and Trina, Susan and Janet's story are not changed, they are back to the way that they were: Janet is working and is still with Roger and Susan is still with Bruce. Sorry I suck at summaries. Enjoy the Fic!

Susan believes she can never have what it is she's realized she wants. But then, beliefs are made to be upended.

Post-series. Roger reflects. (Warning: I'm a Janet-sympathizer.) One-shot. Short.

So much of Janet wants to protest, to continue holding on to Trina, who suddenly seems like a life preserver in more ways than one, but she manages to nod and force herself to stand up. / A slightly different take on Cabin Fever.

With Tom gone for days at a time Trina calls Susan. The resulting time together forces both to acknowledge something that will radically change the Decker/Miller dynamic.

Post series. It's one of the most freeing experiences that she's ever had and she finds it funny that it's not the first she's had within the four corners of their bed, and it probably won't be the last. Susan/Trina, Susan/Trina/Tom