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Anonymous wrote:Think this is every man’s dream.

No. If you ever had a threesome you would know to stay away from it. It never works out. Why would a woman looking for a sexual relationship with another woman want to sleep with that woman’s husband?

I suppose it depends. Women "thirds" would usually do it for pleasure - I would be totally in for some of the dual pleasure things that it entails for me.
Did you have a threesome? I didn't yet, but I had 2 female friends who did. The feedback was totally different. The straight woman was left traumatized and repulsed. The bi-sexual one really enjoyed it (the other two were her best GF and her long term boyfriend).

Why would two women who are interested in each other include a man? It is the most bizarre thought process. Let say two men are attracted to each other. If they want a threesome they are going to include the straight wife or are they going to get another guy?

Both women should be into the guy and into each other and interact, to make things pleasurable. Does it make sense ?

Again though, that's not what bisexuality is, nor is being bi a prerequisite to being into group sex.

Many people would agree that it is one of the sides of bisexuality probably combined with polyamory to some extent

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Anonymous wrote:Think this is every man’s dream.

No. If you ever had a threesome you would know to stay away from it. It never works out. Why would a woman looking for a sexual relationship with another woman want to sleep with that woman’s husband?

I suppose it depends. Women "thirds" would usually do it for pleasure - I would be totally in for some of the dual pleasure things that it entails for me.
Did you have a threesome? I didn't yet, but I had 2 female friends who did. The feedback was totally different. The straight woman was left traumatized and repulsed. The bi-sexual one really enjoyed it (the other two were her best GF and her long term boyfriend).

Why would two women who are interested in each other include a man? It is the most bizarre thought process. Let say two men are attracted to each other. If they want a threesome they are going to include the straight wife or are they going to get another guy?

Both women should be into the guy and into each other and interact, to make things pleasurable. Does it make sense ?

Again though, that's not what bisexuality is, nor is being bi a prerequisite to being into group sex.

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Anonymous wrote:Think this is every man’s dream.

No. If you ever had a threesome you would know to stay away from it. It never works out. Why would a woman looking for a sexual relationship with another woman want to sleep with that woman’s husband?

I suppose it depends. Women "thirds" would usually do it for pleasure - I would be totally in for some of the dual pleasure things that it entails for me.
Did you have a threesome? I didn't yet, but I had 2 female friends who did. The feedback was totally different. The straight woman was left traumatized and repulsed. The bi-sexual one really enjoyed it (the other two were her best GF and her long term boyfriend).

Why would two women who are interested in each other include a man? It is the most bizarre thought process. Let say two men are attracted to each other. If they want a threesome they are going to include the straight wife or are they going to get another guy?

Both women should be into the guy and into each other and interact, to make things pleasurable. Does it make sense ?

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Anonymous wrote:Think this is every man’s dream.

No. If you ever had a threesome you would know to stay away from it. It never works out. Why would a woman looking for a sexual relationship with another woman want to sleep with that woman’s husband?

I suppose it depends. Women "thirds" would usually do it for pleasure - I would be totally in for some of the dual pleasure things that it entails for me.
Did you have a threesome? I didn't yet, but I had 2 female friends who did. The feedback was totally different. The straight woman was left traumatized and repulsed. The bi-sexual one really enjoyed it (the other two were her best GF and her long term boyfriend).

Why would two women who are interested in each other include a man? It is the most bizarre thought process. Let say two men are attracted to each other. If they want a threesome they are going to include the straight wife or are they going to get another guy?

I had a similar thinking a few years ago. But if all 3 partners are attracted to each other, there are numerous sexual things they could do which are simply not possible for 2 partners. I don’t want to be too explicit here. You can research for yourself - it’s double pleasure if done right with desire from all involved.
You know, some men need threesomes as experience as it allows a wider range of sexual emotions

Anonymous wrote:Marriage is between a man and a woman

You mean a man, a woman, a second woman, a third woman, a Playboy model, a porn star...

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Anonymous wrote:Think this is every man’s dream.

No. If you ever had a threesome you would know to stay away from it. It never works out. Why would a woman looking for a sexual relationship with another woman want to sleep with that woman’s husband?

I suppose it depends. Women "thirds" would usually do it for pleasure - I would be totally in for some of the dual pleasure things that it entails for me.
Did you have a threesome? I didn't yet, but I had 2 female friends who did. The feedback was totally different. The straight woman was left traumatized and repulsed. The bi-sexual one really enjoyed it (the other two were her best GF and her long term boyfriend).

Why would two women who are interested in each other include a man? It is the most bizarre thought process. Let say two men are attracted to each other. If they want a threesome they are going to include the straight wife or are they going to get another guy?

Marriage is between a man and a woman

I did. She grew up religious and being anything but straight was out of the question - but realized later in life she's bi.

We had a bit of a discussion once where I told her that I would consider it cheating if she got with another man but not if she got with another woman (and I'm not just saying that because I'm trying for a threesome). She disagreed, saying that I should consider anything outside of our relationship cheating. But my thinking is that since she's bi, there's something she desires that I can't give her so I can't fault her for seeking it elsewhere.

Anonymous wrote:Again, being poly is a different thing from being bi.

Enjoying threesomes for women probably requires both: being poly and bi-sexual . However, I would prefer to be in one primary mostly monogamous relationship and invite girls from time to time

Again, being poly is a different thing from being bi.

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Anonymous wrote:Think this is every man’s dream.

No. If you ever had a threesome you would know to stay away from it. It never works out. Why would a woman looking for a sexual relationship with another woman want to sleep with that woman’s husband?

I suppose it depends. Women "thirds" would usually do it for pleasure - I would be totally in for some of the dual pleasure things that it entails for me.
Did you have a threesome? I didn't yet, but I had 2 female friends who did. The feedback was totally different. The straight woman was left traumatized and repulsed. The bi-sexual one really enjoyed it (the other two were her best GF and her long term boyfriend).

Hell yeah. Imagine having to eat 2 coochies at the same time every once in awhile.

Anonymous wrote:Think this is every man’s dream.

No. If you ever had a threesome you would know to stay away from it. It never works out. Why would a woman looking for a sexual relationship with another woman want to sleep with that woman’s husband?