this is about a threesome

@aero89 (422)
United States
May 12, 2008 12:42pm CST
I'd like to know if anyone who is married is willing to tell me about their threesome and what it did for their relationship. Was it spur-of-the-moment? Did you ask or did they? Did you talk about it at length? Who found the third party and was it someone you know? There's so much to think about in this area and my husband and I have been bantering about it lately. I will keep my opinions to myself, but I'd be interested in hearing of any first hand experiences (since we don't know anyone who will admit to having one lol). Not too graphic though, please. And hey, if you haven't experienced one and want to make a statement anyway, feel free!
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@property (453)
• United States
31 Jul 08
Ok...not something i admit usually...A lifetime ago, prior to kids, when i was in college(art school, if that helps to paint the picture better) a friend of mine asked me to join her and her boyfriend. Not my proudest moment, but i was completely unattached at the time...and well...maybe a little sexually frustrated...So i said "what the hell... i'll try anything once" Well, i remained friends with both her and the boyfriend afterward... but i always felt ackward around him since. To add to the weirdness factor, my mate (who was good friends with us all in college) is well aware of the incident. Actually he has maintained friendships with all of us as well. Everyonce in a while though... the boyfriend brings it up still...and that goes over about as well as a lead balloon! So yes, it can be done and relationships can stay in tact, however don't be fooled into thinking it can ever be undone, or there won't be moments of ackwardness. i'm purposely leaving out the juicy parts...is this a PG enough post?
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@aero89 (422)
• United States
31 Jul 08
heh - too PG! We like juicy around here :-p I appreciate your willingness to share your story. I'm glad it didn't cause any permanent damage to any relationship. (lead balloon -lol)
• United States
1 Jul 08
I personally don't think it should ever be done if your married. Your defeating the purpose of marriage if your going to be like that.
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@aero89 (422)
• United States
31 Jul 08
You have a valid point. Thanks for sharing.
@babostwick (2036)
• United States
12 May 08
I've never done it before. Would I ever consider this? Possibly if my girlfriend was up for it and we'd have to talk about it. The idea is interesting but I'm not sure if it would be good or not. I guess it depends on how things go and will there be regrets. I don't know but it is interesting to explore the idea nevertheless.
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@aero89 (422)
• United States
12 May 08
Yeah, I agree - which is why I'm here lol... I said in the above, that he likes to make his points and stuff, which is cool - and I just wonder why people decide to do it and what ever becomes of it. There are a lot of forums on the net about this, but I just wanted to ask the question myself. It's nice to see different stories/opinions and be able to respond. So Thanks! hehe PS if your girlfriend goes berzerk at the idea, don't send her my way! :-D
@sisterjinx (1135)
• United States
12 May 08
I will say that my hubby and I did try this quite a long time ago. It was with a friend who we both trusted. I will also say that you should not do this if you are not already extrememly comfortable with your marraige and your trust issues. This can cause severe jealous reactions even if you don't think it will ahead of time. You have to all be very comfortable with each other and decide up front that this is a one time thing. I suggest a lot of discussion ahead of time and if there are ANY doubts on anyone's part, DON'T do it. For us it was a positive experience because we trusted each other and the friend remained just that, a friend, afterwards. We didn't discuss it outside of that time nor did anyone make a big deal of it or make it something it wasn't. However I have had friends who have tried this and ended up divorced or the friend was no longer a friend because of bad feelings. Tred lightly here and make sure that NOBODY has the least bit of doubt or confusion.
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@aero89 (422)
• United States
12 May 08
Yes, it's good to be sure. I don't mean to say that we are considering it, but he still likes to make his points lol... So many people have negative things to say about them, it's hard for me to see what the real hype is. Was it really all that fun? Did it have any kind of impact on your marriage? And lastly, you say it was a long time ago - would you do it again? ..Not counting the old "Oh, I don't look as good as I used to" bit - more like 'knowing what you know now'?
• Canada
14 May 08
It has crossed my mind before and my fiance and I have kinda joked about it before, but I'm fairly certain it will never happen. I'm a very self-conscious person, first off. If we were to have a threesome with another girl, I'd be unable to enjoy myself because I'd be wondering if my fiance thinks her body is better than mine. And secondly, my fiance and I are both jealous people. I can't say he wouldn't mind watching me with another girl, but if there was another man brought into the mix, it would be a totally different story. If I ever was going to have a threesome, it would've been back before my fiance and I were seriously involved. But hey, that's just me!
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@aero89 (422)
• United States
15 May 08
Yeah, that's just you - and about a million other dudes! lol Do you think it's more likely to hurt or help a relationship? Neither? Or can ya make a judgment, seeing as you're the jealous type? Is it hard to imagine other people doing it without getting jealous of their partners? p.s. don't be jealous! You're gonna grow out of it eventually anyway - most guys do, from what I've heard :-D