Even though i'm married now my husband thinks since i'm bi it means that i'm easier conversed into having a threesome. Relationship or not does every bi female have this problem?
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01/12/2011
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My fiance' doesn't even like the fact that I'm attracted to other females. He's too selfish and doesn't want me to be with anyone but him. He doesn't want to be with any other women either so he's definitely opposed to threesomes. My ex husband brought it up several times though... it didn't make me too thrilled. lol
Originally posted by
ReesaAndBrandon
Even though i'm married now my husband thinks since i'm bi it means that i'm easier conversed into having a threesome. Relationship or not does every bi female have this problem?
01/12/2011
It took some thought and time and some dirty talk from our swinger friends for my wife to want to try a 3some. We had a great time and she enjoyed the extra attention we gave her too. So far we have done 2 3somes and a couple swap. More to come for sure.
02/26/2011
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I am bi and boyfriends have expected threesomes...but my hubby knows better I think women are super sexy pretty but Im married now. I think men are sexy too doesnt mean Im going to sleep with them.
Originally posted by
ReesaAndBrandon
Even though i'm married now my husband thinks since i'm bi it means that i'm easier conversed into having a threesome. Relationship or not does every bi female have this problem?
02/26/2011
When I was a bit younger this was more of an issue. It still comes up, but less frequently. It seems as though the fact that I am attracted to a variety of people and genders I *must* be a slut and ready to jump into any possible threesome to happen my way. =)
It can take a bit to get a partner to truly understand that when I am committed to them I don't want to have sex with others, whether my partner is there or not. Being attracted to a gender opposite that of my mate does not mean I have to have sex with them.
Of course, an open relationship is the exception to the rule, but the boundaries for those are laid out long before either of us sleep with another.
It can take a bit to get a partner to truly understand that when I am committed to them I don't want to have sex with others, whether my partner is there or not. Being attracted to a gender opposite that of my mate does not mean I have to have sex with them.
Of course, an open relationship is the exception to the rule, but the boundaries for those are laid out long before either of us sleep with another.
03/26/2011
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