Threesomes Company…and Tricky Business
Without question one of the most popular fantasies amongst our readers is a threesome. For whatever reason, this is the fantasy that appears safest and easiest to comprehend and therefore the one many choose to explore first.
If you are looking to fulfill a Threesome fantasy, remember that it is possible that the play partner you’re interested in is attached to someone. Convincing that fantasy partner to join you and your partner for a ménage-a-trois may be tricky business. While there are couples that are OK playing apart or having different play opportunities, the last thing you want to do is make their partner feel like they aren’t good enough to participate or that they “just don’t do it” for you.
Before approaching a prospective threesome play partner, rehearse your “pick-up” lines first and ask yourself how you would feel if you were approached in this manner. Remember to always focus on the positive/sexy aspects of what does work for you rather than pointing out what doesn’t work for you about the other person, or if you’re new to the scene, simply stick to the facts by communicating your limits and where you’re at.
Consider the following statements when negotiating a threesome fantasy:
(assume some flirting and conversation has already occurred to break the ice and you’re now ready to propose/negotiate your fantasy)
Statement A:
My partner and I are really turned on by you (looking at female partner) and would love to play together. We’re just not sure we’re attracted to your partner. Do you (female partner) want to go upstairs for a threesome?
Statement B:
My partner and I find you to be a very sexy couple. We would love to head upstairs together, however, we’re not sure that we’re ready for a foursome quite yet. We’re wondering whether or not the two of you play separately or only together?
In statement A, there is a good chance that you may offend the male partner and that he will feel excluded.
In statement B, there is a much better chance that both partners will feel included and sexy, plus, you are able to communicate your fantasy in a non-threatening way by asking about the other couple’s play styles.
If someone were to approach you and your partner for a threesome, which statement would you rather hear? If you chose option A, then you’re on the road to creating a long list of offences. If you chose option B, then you’re well on your way to fulfilling your fantasy of a threesome, and making new friends. Just be sure to try this approach during your next encounter and of course…have fun!
Follow up feedback worth sharing…
We recently received the following additional suggestion from one of our readers and thought it was worth sharing. Thanks NinjaCouple!
“I enjoyed your sex ed post regarding threesomes company… and Tricky Business. I wanted to provide some of my own possible advice as approaching someone inside a couple is difficult but I’ve successfully worked this situation before and think this tactic could help others out there. As you’ve stated, you don’t want to alienate or offend the fourth partner especially as it will generally ruin your ability to fulfill this fantasy. My recommendation would be to add a third way to approach this situation… when approaching someone who is part of a couple and only wanting the threesome for whatever reason I would suggest inviting that fourth person but to be an observer. Many times a foursome is enjoyable for some not just to play but watching their partner be pleasured… Why not invite them to watch their partner in a threesome fantasy show? This includes him, allows him to be in the room and near his partner and provide some added comfort while also not physically including the extra person until you’re ready for that experience. Just my thoughts on experiences I have had and some possible ways to improve the likelihood of fulfilling this fantasy. Have a great night –NinjaCouple