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greetings all..As a moderately practiced bisexual and intensly bi curious, my husband and I have long talked about bringing another woman into our bed. The dialouge itself has been profound in that it has opened our communication and increased our ability to honor eachothers otherness; It looks like the right opportunity has presented itself with a woman he has an artistic friendship with. The three of us are in the process of discussing fears and fantasy before any action takes place. Any advice?
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Re: Newbie seeking threesome advice
Mon, January 30, 2006 - 2:18 PMis this more about you wanting a bi experience.... or is this more for his interests.. are you only having a 3-some..... or will there be time alone for you and her.... and She and him...
be sure you and she spend time alone together.... talking..... that way it allows you to understand her intent, as well as help you to work out any jealousy or insecure feeling you might encounter....
ask the poignant questions, like what are HER expectations in this.... and identify your own as well..... it's really best if you can enter this without expectations... but as with life there are bound to be some expectations....
there will be some situations that you just can't plan for.... so.. think about different scenarios that are not necessarily planned..... how will you handle spontaneity,
I hope this all works out well for you.... it's very difficult to find everyones rhythm but once you do it's an amazing thing.....
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Re: Newbie seeking threesome advice
Mon, January 30, 2006 - 2:31 PMyes to everything I think, I have had his permission to be with women on my own; this however is certainly a scenario that we both have an interest in but is precipitated by my desires. We haven't worked out the boundaries yet, that is part of the ensuing dialouge, but there is certainly space for alone time on some level. I feel like I am embarking on some wild ride that holds so much potential in all directions and that a fundamental part of me is in the process of being freed up, Im grateful for all discussion.
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Re: Newbie seeking threesome advice
Mon, January 30, 2006 - 3:15 PMThreesomes involving your husband & another woman in your bed should be approached with great caution -- especially when it comes to boundaries & "rules of engagement".
I would be especially careful when you're involving someone who is a "friend" to either one of you... they are already involved in your life and as such - will be brought very intimately into both of your lives.
If it's good... will your husband seek this out again? Will your husband seek out a sexual experience with just his friend at a later date? Will you seek this out again? How closely do you want to bring this person into you life??
If it's bad... how will this affect your husband's relationship with that friend?
Some of the best advice I can give in relation to this would be... role-play it with just the two of y'all ... talk about what you'd like to do & how you'd interact with the third. Another possibility would be to bring in a stranger that neither you nor your husband have interaction in your lives with on a "normal" basis... a stranger from a bar... someone you meet while on vacation... etc -- that way, you both can walk away from that scenario with a complete & clean break.
Oh - and, of course... make sure EVERYONE practices safe-sex during this interaction. -
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Re: Newbie seeking threesome advice
Mon, January 30, 2006 - 3:51 PMI think it's easiest with a woman who you trust really well. Discuss it with her ahead of time and be certain what her intentions are. There are a lot of cool women out there who wouldn't want your husband even if you handed him to her, but might be up for a night of fun.
Be sure to have safe sex....prevent any major drama.
Decide ahead of time what your limits are....perhaps no vaginal intercourse would be more comfortable or just make it an intimate night.
I agree your friendship to the person is important. I was once invited into a threesome with a guy and his wife...and I took the guy's virginity 16 years ago. I didn't think that one would make his wife feel too secure.
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Re: Newbie seeking threesome advice
Mon, February 13, 2006 - 12:48 PMhey, i just wanted to thank everyone who responded. We did it and it went wonderfully, I am so impressed with each individuals willingness to be frank and respectful. my husband and have been even closer since, our honesty in dialouge has increased and we cant wait to try it again. We treated as something holy and that is what we got from it. Plus some super hot lovin.
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Re: Newbie seeking threesome advice
Tue, April 18, 2006 - 9:28 AMCongratulations on your fulfilling of a wonderful fantasy. If I may add, untill you are both comfortable with this situation and the newness wheres off, be carefull of who you allow to enter this holliest of sensual places. Try not to jump in with a friend of either of yours or even a mutual friend. It can cause problems. Good luck, Pete -
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Re: Newbie seeking threesome advice
Sat, April 22, 2006 - 4:19 PMSabrina, I am so excited for you and very glad it went well!!
I have a fond appreciation for 3somes myself b/c of the build-in boundaries that are present with a couple. The best way this translates for me is when I am fully aware of the boundaries that a couple may have. If I do not, then I tread very very lightly or choose not to get involved at all.
My very first (and most memorable) was with one of my best girlfriends (and her b/f). So while I agree with you, Peter, that it can cause problems to get involved with a friend, that can also be said of any one-on-one relationship, and the belief that you will "ruin" a friendship if you choose to get intimately involved. But the connection, trust, and experience can be ALL the better if you do embark with a friend, or mutual friend.
Should you choose to make a go of it again (or multiple times for that matter :-) , I would suggest only when your relationship feels stable btwn you and your partner, and when there's continuous communication with the 3rd person.
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Re: Newbie seeking threesome advice
Sun, April 23, 2006 - 4:20 PMIf I find a yummy lover, I like to share them with my friends. It's like "this is yummy, try it!" -
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Re: Newbie seeking threesome advice
Sun, April 23, 2006 - 5:08 PMMe too! Something similar happens when I am in a relationship, and I find a new friend; I want to bring them home to my partner/lover to see if they like them too.
Though, I'm on 3some haitus, at the moment - Sigh. -
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Re: Newbie seeking threesome advice
Tue, April 25, 2006 - 9:02 AMI'm with you two! When you find something good you want your friends to enjoy as well. Yummy lovers included. :-) xo
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Re: Newbie seeking threesome advice
Mon, May 1, 2006 - 8:26 AMThe poly relationship between my wife and our girlfriend lasted several years until she (the girlfriend) found and fell in love with her now husband. She is still a large part of our life and always will be. The key to all of it is completely open communication between ALL parties involved and being able to accept each others viewpoints and feelings and work together to make things work. If it is truly a poly relationship you seek then all parties need to be on the same page and equally invested both physically, mentally and emotionally. -
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Re: Newbie seeking threesome advice
Tue, May 2, 2006 - 8:52 AM"If it is truly a poly relationship you seek then all parties need to be on the same page and equally invested both physically, mentally and emotionally."
I disagree. I am very into non-reciprical agreements. I have often been involved with couples, many of who were married. I had a problem with the situation where the husband tried to say that he was as invested in me as he was in his wife. They had been together for 20 years and had children together, in my view he *better* be more invested in her than me. And I was not in a place to fluid bond with them so we were never going to be in the same place "physically".
So I think that poly can come in lots of flavors and there is no way of saying that in order to be "truly a poly relationship"... -
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Re: Newbie seeking threesome advice
Tue, May 2, 2006 - 10:49 AM>>I had a problem with the situation where the husband tried to say that he was as invested in me as he was in his wife. They had been together for 20 years and had children together, in my view he *better* be more invested in her than me. And I was not in a place to fluid bond with them so we were never going to be in the same place "physically". <<
I think you are right on the money here. I am on the other end of the equation but I do agree with your insight. I would say that there would be a chance of a relationship like that becoming a more reciprocal if it went on for a long time and the triad developed its own shared history.
I think it is also important to realize that while relationships are different in terms of circumstance, agreements, and style, that does not make one better or worse then another...only different. As long as all involved are happy, it's working. -
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Re: Newbie seeking threesome advice
Tue, May 2, 2006 - 11:36 AMYeah! It's all about people being happy.
I am not opposed to equal triads, I just don't think it is required in order for the relationship to be poly. :) -
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Re: Newbie seeking threesome advice
Tue, May 9, 2006 - 1:19 PMIt seems like there is so many different ways dyanamics can manifest. Since I first posted this, Andy and I have had four seperate experiences with women, none of themstrangers and all very different. From super playful and not soo sexy, to deep friendship with a defenite romantic element. The communication has continued and the respect deeply honored on all sides and as a result I am getting to know what is hard for me and what is hot. Strangely these are sometimes the same things. For Andy and I , I defenitely need the two of us to be eachothers "core" This is also true for him. He is intensly curious (excited) by the idea of me having romantic involvent with another woman, I am open to that but recognize there would also be limits to what that could look like while still being mindful of the '3rds' needs. ....There are 1000 elements to this and i appreciate the emotional growth the discovery of these elements lends. Also it is hot hot hot and as I was born on beltane all things sensual are yum yum yum.
Anyone In P-town?
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