
Threesome is one of the most
delightful fantasies people indulge into.
It may be the feeling of power men get from having two women at their
disposal, it may be the string of orgasms two men can give a woman or
it may be a simple and common wish to experiment. Nevertheless, you
should really try to understand your motivation before acquainting your
lover with your dream of a mini-orgy.
If you're dreaming about threesomes because it's on the forbidden list,
then you're probably going to be fine. If, on the other hand, you
simply wish to sleep with your lover's hot friends, then you might run
into some problems. The basic thing with this fantasy and with ANY
other fantasy is to refrain from forcing anybody into anything.
Don't show up with another person and say: "Guess what? We're going to
have a threesome!". This is uncool, to say the least. Also, don't push
your lover into this. Discuss the issue, but don't use pressure. If the
other's not comfortable with the idea of bringing a stranger into your
most intimate act, then drop it.
Your partner is very likely to jump to the conclusion that his or her
bedroom performance is inadequate and you want to change the air a bit.
Jealousy is one step away and we don't want to go there. It's even
worse if you are bisexual or gay and thought of coming out with a
threesome. There are better ways to inform your partner of your sexual
orientation, ways that take into account your lover's sensitivity to
this piece of information.
The basic idea is to talk your partner into it and to avoid making the
choice of the third partner alone. Make sure your lover is involved at
every level of the preparations and make sure that she or he is ready
to share you. On a more positive note, if you can really talk your
partner into it, then hold on because it's going to be a wild ride.
Three people means that much more pleasure for everybody and that
nobody would leave the bed unsatisfied. The positions may feel a bit
awkward at first, especially if none of you is used with having three
people move around a bed. Two people can act on initiative and
response. Three people have to be careful not to get in the way of each
other.
Another problem is the fact that the established couple has to include
a stranger in their erotic play, while the third person must get used
not to one new partner, but to two of them. Still, these are the
problems that make threesomes even more fun for those involved. Anyway
you do it, don't expect to set up a menage a trois on the spot. Stick
to threesomes for the pure sexual pleasure and you'll be fine.
Bringing in a stranger for sex is one thing, making that stranger part
of the emotional relationship is quite something else. And be selective
about who you're inviting over for threesomes. You may want to skip
your friends, unless you trust them implicitly. And never ever involve
somebody from the office. The risk of something going wrong is too big.