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By *emini ManMan
over a year ago
There and to the left a bit |
While I can see the "thrill" in what's been suggested OP - be very very careful before you even contemplate going down that route.
Threesomes where you're both there and can make that "connection" with your partner still are one thing, a "Hotwife" scenario where you get to hear the detail after (or the detail they want to let you know anyway) are quite another.
Don't get me wrong, it works for some and is a big thing for them - but it can also be an incredible mindfuck that leads to resentment, insecurity and worse.
So first of all *you* need to be 100% sure it's something *you* are comfortable with, and that's not something you can decide overnight, or even in a couple of days, live with the idea for a number of weeks and really, and I mean really, think about it, how you think it will make you feel, whether you can cope with the idea of your partner being with someone else while you're left at home wondering, what you think of the other guy, how it will feel when she comes home and tells you what an amazing time she had and how many times he made her cum etc. Imagine in your head the worst possible scenario and ask yourself if you could cope.
Once you're sure, then sit down and discuss it with your partner, and again really talk it through and get an understanding of her thoughts on it, what she thinks about the other guy, how she sees it happening and how often, whether she'd expect to stay with him overnight, whether she'd want to socialise with him or just see him for sex etc, what boundaries you both think should apply.
If you said "no, I don't think this is what I want" even after you've agreed it, or after she's met him at any point, what do you think she'd say?
Of course there's an element of you won't know unless you try about this, but you need to be sure that (a) you're happy to take that step and (b) that if you take it you can back away from it at *any* point.
One thing that is for sure though - you should absolutely not allow the other guy to dictate any "terms" yes he's part of it, and should rightly have a say in any discussions, but they should fall within any boundaries you and your partner agree between you and if they fall outside those boundaries they should be completely non-negotiable. |