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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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The men who are with a wife, partner etc (and where that female is actually meeting) do not before that meet (or during) make any big song and dance hooha about not being engaged with by the man being met with.
At least in my experience 7 years worth on fab and at different venues.
Then again, maybe that's because I'm straight and they were too.
I do notice now a lot of profile texts where it reads like the bloke with the wife, partner etc is throwing a (h)issy fit based around the subject of feeling left out of preliminary discussions.
Could that be a pointer that that bloke is really gay or bi or another non-affiliate of the straight meet? Even when their couples profile states that he is straight?
I think it might be solely based on the evidence that their behaviour stands in stark contradiction to the experience had by me involving the 25+ meets I've had through fab alone.
The same goes for my encounters off fab at different venues.
Straight guys tend to understand other straight guys and are straight there is no song and dance and things flow smoothly with the lady involved.
ALSO? Can it be safely stated here that experience is a great teacher? |
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It's not about being involved in the actual sex part, the husband is letting you have sex with his wife, it's basic respect you acknowledge him and honour his boundaries. If your approaching couples like she's single, you won't get very far. |
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"It's not about being involved in the actual sex part, the husband is letting you have sex with his wife, it's basic respect you acknowledge him and honour his boundaries. If your approaching couples like she's single, you won't get very far."
 Does OP read like I haven't got very far! |
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"It's not about being involved in the actual sex part, the husband is letting you have sex with his wife, it's basic respect you acknowledge him and honour his boundaries. If your approaching couples like she's single, you won't get very far."
You can't educate a veteran.
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By (user no longer on site)
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"The men who are with a wife, partner etc (and where that female is actually meeting) do not before that meet (or during) make any big song and dance hooha about not being engaged with by the man being met with.
At least in my experience 7 years worth on fab and at different venues.
Then again, maybe that's because I'm straight and they were too.
I do notice now a lot of profile texts where it reads like the bloke with the wife, partner etc is throwing a (h)issy fit based around the subject of feeling left out of preliminary discussions.
Could that be a pointer that that bloke is really gay or bi or another non-affiliate of the straight meet? Even when their couples profile states that he is straight?
I think it might be solely based on the evidence that their behaviour stands in stark contradiction to the experience had by me involving the 25+ meets I've had through fab alone.
The same goes for my encounters off fab at different venues.
Straight guys tend to understand other straight guys and are straight there is no song and dance and things flow smoothly with the lady involved.
ALSO? Can it be safely stated here that experience is a great teacher?"
Resistor
Is this one of your Fab university challenge posts?
If it is you have lost me this time but I would, for the sake of clarity, give my summation of what I think you mean.
Married or partnered couples should discuss fully the implications and ramifications of engaging in mfm sex? Furthermore it could be proffered that some of those couples have a bisexual man seeking gratification before his partner? This is of course based on your experience?
Or have missed the point? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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I'm confused... why would a husband, partner etc be considered whatever it is your implying ( hard to know ) because he's not involved in discussions?
Sounds like a hugely inaccurate sweeping generalisation. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"The men who are with a wife, partner etc (and where that female is actually meeting) do not before that meet (or during) make any big song and dance hooha about not being engaged with by the man being met with.
At least in my experience 7 years worth on fab and at different venues.
Then again, maybe that's because I'm straight and they were too.
I do notice now a lot of profile texts where it reads like the bloke with the wife, partner etc is throwing a (h)issy fit based around the subject of feeling left out of preliminary discussions.
Could that be a pointer that that bloke is really gay or bi or another non-affiliate of the straight meet? Even when their couples profile states that he is straight?
I think it might be solely based on the evidence that their behaviour stands in stark contradiction to the experience had by me involving the 25+ meets I've had through fab alone.
The same goes for my encounters off fab at different venues.
Straight guys tend to understand other straight guys and are straight there is no song and dance and things flow smoothly with the lady involved.
ALSO? Can it be safely stated here that experience is a great teacher?
Resistor
Is this one of your Fab university challenge posts?
If it is you have lost me this time but I would, for the sake of clarity, give my summation of what I think you mean.
Married or partnered couples should discuss fully the implications and ramifications of engaging in mfm sex? Furthermore it could be proffered that some of those couples have a bisexual man seeking gratification before his partner? This is of course based on your experience?
Or have missed the point?"
Hello, young man.
My point is in my experience I have had no man who has had a wife, partner etc who has complained about not being involved in preliminary discussion, because he is often busy arranging a meet that happens!
Thereby discussions with a satisfactory conclusion for all involved.
Hence there REALLY has been no song and dance about a lack of attention.
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By (user no longer on site)
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"It's not about being involved in the actual sex part, the husband is letting you have sex with his wife, it's basic respect you acknowledge him and honour his boundaries. If your approaching couples like she's single, you won't get very far."
It sounds like "experience" is not a great teacher in your case OP. Shame hardly any of your meets verified you! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"It's not about being involved in the actual sex part, the husband is letting you have sex with his wife, it's basic respect you acknowledge him and honour his boundaries. If your approaching couples like she's single, you won't get very far.
You can't educate a vegetable."
Ain’t that the truth. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"The men who are with a wife, partner etc (and where that female is actually meeting) do not before that meet (or during) make any big song and dance hooha about not being engaged with by the man being met with.
At least in my experience 7 years worth on fab and at different venues.
Then again, maybe that's because I'm straight and they were too.
I do notice now a lot of profile texts where it reads like the bloke with the wife, partner etc is throwing a (h)issy fit based around the subject of feeling left out of preliminary discussions.
Could that be a pointer that that bloke is really gay or bi or another non-affiliate of the straight meet? Even when their couples profile states that he is straight?
I think it might be solely based on the evidence that their behaviour stands in stark contradiction to the experience had by me involving the 25+ meets I've had through fab alone.
The same goes for my encounters off fab at different venues.
Straight guys tend to understand other straight guys and are straight there is no song and dance and things flow smoothly with the lady involved.
ALSO? Can it be safely stated here that experience is a great teacher?
Resistor
Is this one of your Fab university challenge posts?
If it is you have lost me this time but I would, for the sake of clarity, give my summation of what I think you mean.
Married or partnered couples should discuss fully the implications and ramifications of engaging in mfm sex? Furthermore it could be proffered that some of those couples have a bisexual man seeking gratification before his partner? This is of course based on your experience?
Or have missed the point? Hello, young man.
My point is in my experience I have had no man who has had a wife, partner etc who has complained about not being involved in preliminary discussion, because he is often busy arranging a meet that happens!
Thereby discussions with a satisfactory conclusion for all involved.
Hence there REALLY has been no song and dance about a lack of attention.
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Ah, I see....................! |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"The men who are with a wife, partner etc (and where that female is actually meeting) do not before that meet (or during) make any big song and dance hooha about not being engaged with by the man being met with.
At least in my experience 7 years worth on fab and at different venues.
Then again, maybe that's because I'm straight and they were too.
I do notice now a lot of profile texts where it reads like the bloke with the wife, partner etc is throwing a (h)issy fit based around the subject of feeling left out of preliminary discussions.
Could that be a pointer that that bloke is really gay or bi or another non-affiliate of the straight meet? Even when their couples profile states that he is straight?
I think it might be solely based on the evidence that their behaviour stands in stark contradiction to the experience had by me involving the 25+ meets I've had through fab alone.
The same goes for my encounters off fab at different venues.
Straight guys tend to understand other straight guys and are straight there is no song and dance and things flow smoothly with the lady involved.
ALSO? Can it be safely stated here that experience is a great teacher?
Resistor
Is this one of your Fab university challenge posts?
If it is you have lost me this time but I would, for the sake of clarity, give my summation of what I think you mean.
Married or partnered couples should discuss fully the implications and ramifications of engaging in mfm sex? Furthermore it could be proffered that some of those couples have a bisexual man seeking gratification before his partner? This is of course based on your experience?
Or have missed the point? Hello, young man.
My point is in my experience I have had no man who has had a wife, partner etc who has complained about not being involved in preliminary discussion, because he is often busy arranging a meet that happens!
Thereby discussions with a satisfactory conclusion for all involved.
Hence there REALLY has been no song and dance about a lack of attention.
Ah, I see....................!"
You see well............ |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"It's not about being involved in the actual sex part, the husband is letting you have sex with his wife, it's basic respect you acknowledge him and honour his boundaries. If your approaching couples like she's single, you won't get very far.
It sounds like "experience" is not a great teacher in your case OP. Shame hardly any of your meets verified you!"
I have had a previous profile here called Hueylong and before that two others.
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By (user no longer on site)
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"The men who are with a wife, partner etc (and where that female is actually meeting) do not before that meet (or during) make any big song and dance hooha about not being engaged with by the man being met with.
At least in my experience 7 years worth on fab and at different venues.
Then again, maybe that's because I'm straight and they were too.
I do notice now a lot of profile texts where it reads like the bloke with the wife, partner etc is throwing a (h)issy fit based around the subject of feeling left out of preliminary discussions.
Could that be a pointer that that bloke is really gay or bi or another non-affiliate of the straight meet? Even when their couples profile states that he is straight?
I think it might be solely based on the evidence that their behaviour stands in stark contradiction to the experience had by me involving the 25+ meets I've had through fab alone.
The same goes for my encounters off fab at different venues.
Straight guys tend to understand other straight guys and are straight there is no song and dance and things flow smoothly with the lady involved.
ALSO? Can it be safely stated here that experience is a great teacher?
Resistor
Is this one of your Fab university challenge posts?
If it is you have lost me this time but I would, for the sake of clarity, give my summation of what I think you mean.
Married or partnered couples should discuss fully the implications and ramifications of engaging in mfm sex? Furthermore it could be proffered that some of those couples have a bisexual man seeking gratification before his partner? This is of course based on your experience?
Or have missed the point? Hello, young man.
My point is in my experience I have had no man who has had a wife, partner etc who has complained about not being involved in preliminary discussion, because he is often busy arranging a meet that happens!
Thereby discussions with a satisfactory conclusion for all involved.
Hence there REALLY has been no song and dance about a lack of attention.
Ah, I see....................! You see well............"
So when you meet a couple do you indulge in cock play? That is to say crossing swords during the passion of the moment? |
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"The men who are with a wife, partner etc (and where that female is actually meeting) do not before that meet (or during) make any big song and dance hooha about not being engaged with by the man being met with.
At least in my experience 7 years worth on fab and at different venues.
Then again, maybe that's because I'm straight and they were too.
I do notice now a lot of profile texts where it reads like the bloke with the wife, partner etc is throwing a (h)issy fit based around the subject of feeling left out of preliminary discussions.
Could that be a pointer that that bloke is really gay or bi or another non-affiliate of the straight meet? Even when their couples profile states that he is straight?
I think it might be solely based on the evidence that their behaviour stands in stark contradiction to the experience had by me involving the 25+ meets I've had through fab alone.
The same goes for my encounters off fab at different venues.
Straight guys tend to understand other straight guys and are straight there is no song and dance and things flow smoothly with the lady involved.
ALSO? Can it be safely stated here that experience is a great teacher?"
Is there a way I can get admin to reimburse me back the 2 minutes I've just lost and can never get back |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"It's not about being involved in the actual sex part, the husband is letting you have sex with his wife, it's basic respect you acknowledge him and honour his boundaries. If your approaching couples like she's single, you won't get very far.
It sounds like "experience" is not a great teacher in your case OP. Shame hardly any of your meets verified you! I have had a previous profile here username Hueylong and before that two others.
"
Some here on the forums will have seen me in my Mr Long days.
Others I've met are still elsewhere on the site. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"The men who are with a wife, partner etc (and where that female is actually meeting) do not before that meet (or during) make any big song and dance hooha about not being engaged with by the man being met with.
At least in my experience 7 years worth on fab and at different venues.
Then again, maybe that's because I'm straight and they were too.
I do notice now a lot of profile texts where it reads like the bloke with the wife, partner etc is throwing a (h)issy fit based around the subject of feeling left out of preliminary discussions.
Could that be a pointer that that bloke is really gay or bi or another non-affiliate of the straight meet? Even when their couples profile states that he is straight?
I think it might be solely based on the evidence that their behaviour stands in stark contradiction to the experience had by me involving the 25+ meets I've had through fab alone.
The same goes for my encounters off fab at different venues.
Straight guys tend to understand other straight guys and are straight there is no song and dance and things flow smoothly with the lady involved.
ALSO? Can it be safely stated here that experience is a great teacher?
Resistor
Is this one of your Fab university challenge posts?
If it is you have lost me this time but I would, for the sake of clarity, give my summation of what I think you mean.
Married or partnered couples should discuss fully the implications and ramifications of engaging in mfm sex? Furthermore it could be proffered that some of those couples have a bisexual man seeking gratification before his partner? This is of course based on your experience?
Or have missed the point? Hello, young man.
My point is in my experience I have had no man who has had a wife, partner etc who has complained about not being involved in preliminary discussion, because he is often busy arranging a meet that happens!
Thereby discussions with a satisfactory conclusion for all involved.
Hence there REALLY has been no song and dance about a lack of attention.
Ah, I see....................! You see well............
So when you meet a couple do you indulge in cock play? That is to say crossing swords during the passion of the moment?"
No! My sword is sheathed as a matter of honour!! |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"It's not about being involved in the actual sex part, the husband is letting you have sex with his wife, it's basic respect you acknowledge him and honour his boundaries. If your approaching couples like she's single, you won't get very far.
You can't educate a vegetable.
Ain’t that the truth."
That cucumber has been well and truly dipped in some heavenly juices over the years pardon me! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"The men who are with a wife, partner etc (and where that female is actually meeting) do not before that meet (or during) make any big song and dance hooha about not being engaged with by the man being met with.
At least in my experience 7 years worth on fab and at different venues.
Then again, maybe that's because I'm straight and they were too.
I do notice now a lot of profile texts where it reads like the bloke with the wife, partner etc is throwing a (h)issy fit based around the subject of feeling left out of preliminary discussions.
Could that be a pointer that that bloke is really gay or bi or another non-affiliate of the straight meet? Even when their couples profile states that he is straight?
I think it might be solely based on the evidence that their behaviour stands in stark contradiction to the experience had by me involving the 25+ meets I've had through fab alone.
The same goes for my encounters off fab at different venues.
Straight guys tend to understand other straight guys and are straight there is no song and dance and things flow smoothly with the lady involved.
ALSO? Can it be safely stated here that experience is a great teacher?
Resistor
Is this one of your Fab university challenge posts?
If it is you have lost me this time but I would, for the sake of clarity, give my summation of what I think you mean.
Married or partnered couples should discuss fully the implications and ramifications of engaging in mfm sex? Furthermore it could be proffered that some of those couples have a bisexual man seeking gratification before his partner? This is of course based on your experience?
Or have missed the point? Hello, young man.
My point is in my experience I have had no man who has had a wife, partner etc who has complained about not being involved in preliminary discussion, because he is often busy arranging a meet that happens!
Thereby discussions with a satisfactory conclusion for all involved.
Hence there REALLY has been no song and dance about a lack of attention.
Ah, I see....................! You see well............
So when you meet a couple do you indulge in cock play? That is to say crossing swords during the passion of the moment? No! My sword is sheathed as a matter of honour!! "
I get the sheath bit and very laudable too. But during play has you lady playmate sang on a double mic or maybe engaged in a frottage scenario? |
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"It's not about being involved in the actual sex part, the husband is letting you have sex with his wife, it's basic respect you acknowledge him and honour his boundaries. If your approaching couples like she's single, you won't get very far."
What made you think there had been no dialogue ever prior too as stated 25+ meets here?
The issue was there was no faffing around.
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"The men who are with a wife, partner etc (and where that female is actually meeting) do not before that meet (or during) make any big song and dance hooha about not being engaged with by the man being met with.
At least in my experience 7 years worth on fab and at different venues.
Then again, maybe that's because I'm straight and they were too.
I do notice now a lot of profile texts where it reads like the bloke with the wife, partner etc is throwing a (h)issy fit based around the subject of feeling left out of preliminary discussions.
Could that be a pointer that that bloke is really gay or bi or another non-affiliate of the straight meet? Even when their couples profile states that he is straight?
I think it might be solely based on the evidence that their behaviour stands in stark contradiction to the experience had by me involving the 25+ meets I've had through fab alone.
The same goes for my encounters off fab at different venues.
Straight guys tend to understand other straight guys and are straight there is no song and dance and things flow smoothly with the lady involved.
ALSO? Can it be safely stated here that experience is a great teacher?
Resistor
Is this one of your Fab university challenge posts?
If it is you have lost me this time but I would, for the sake of clarity, give my summation of what I think you mean.
Married or partnered couples should discuss fully the implications and ramifications of engaging in mfm sex? Furthermore it could be proffered that some of those couples have a bisexual man seeking gratification before his partner? This is of course based on your experience?
Or have missed the point? Hello, young man.
My point is in my experience I have had no man who has had a wife, partner etc who has complained about not being involved in preliminary discussion, because he is often busy arranging a meet that happens!
Thereby discussions with a satisfactory conclusion for all involved.
Hence there REALLY has been no song and dance about a lack of attention.
Ah, I see....................! You see well............
So when you meet a couple do you indulge in cock play? That is to say crossing swords during the passion of the moment? No! My sword is sheathed as a matter of honour!!
I get the sheath bit and very laudable too. But during play has you lady playmate sang on a double mic or maybe engaged in a frottage scenario?"
My sword has at times been unsheathed for madams perusal only!
The rest of your question needs Google!! |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"It's not about being involved in the actual sex part, the husband is letting you have sex with his wife, it's basic respect you acknowledge him and honour his boundaries. If your approaching couples like she's single, you won't get very far. What made you think there had been no dialogue ever prior too as stated 25+ meets here?
The issue was there was no faffing around.
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..prior to..etc |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"The men who are with a wife, partner etc (and where that female is actually meeting) do not before that meet (or during) make any big song and dance hooha about not being engaged with by the man being met with.
At least in my experience 7 years worth on fab and at different venues.
Then again, maybe that's because I'm straight and they were too.
I do notice now a lot of profile texts where it reads like the bloke with the wife, partner etc is throwing a (h)issy fit based around the subject of feeling left out of preliminary discussions.
Could that be a pointer that that bloke is really gay or bi or another non-affiliate of the straight meet? Even when their couples profile states that he is straight?
I think it might be solely based on the evidence that their behaviour stands in stark contradiction to the experience had by me involving the 25+ meets I've had through fab alone.
The same goes for my encounters off fab at different venues.
Straight guys tend to understand other straight guys and are straight there is no song and dance and things flow smoothly with the lady involved.
ALSO? Can it be safely stated here that experience is a great teacher?
Resistor
Is this one of your Fab university challenge posts?
If it is you have lost me this time but I would, for the sake of clarity, give my summation of what I think you mean.
Married or partnered couples should discuss fully the implications and ramifications of engaging in mfm sex? Furthermore it could be proffered that some of those couples have a bisexual man seeking gratification before his partner? This is of course based on your experience?
Or have missed the point? Hello, young man.
My point is in my experience I have had no man who has had a wife, partner etc who has complained about not being involved in preliminary discussion, because he is often busy arranging a meet that happens!
Thereby discussions with a satisfactory conclusion for all involved.
Hence there REALLY has been no song and dance about a lack of attention.
Ah, I see....................! You see well............
So when you meet a couple do you indulge in cock play? That is to say crossing swords during the passion of the moment? No! My sword is sheathed as a matter of honour!!
I get the sheath bit and very laudable too. But during play has you lady playmate sang on a double mic or maybe engaged in a frottage scenario? My sword has at times been unsheathed for madams perusal only!
The rest of your question needs Google!!"
Just asking.
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"The men who are with a wife, partner etc (and where that female is actually meeting) do not before that meet (or during) make any big song and dance hooha about not being engaged with by the man being met with.
At least in my experience 7 years worth on fab and at different venues.
Then again, maybe that's because I'm straight and they were too.
I do notice now a lot of profile texts where it reads like the bloke with the wife, partner etc is throwing a (h)issy fit based around the subject of feeling left out of preliminary discussions.
Could that be a pointer that that bloke is really gay or bi or another non-affiliate of the straight meet? Even when their couples profile states that he is straight?
I think it might be solely based on the evidence that their behaviour stands in stark contradiction to the experience had by me involving the 25+ meets I've had through fab alone.
The same goes for my encounters off fab at different venues.
Straight guys tend to understand other straight guys and are straight there is no song and dance and things flow smoothly with the lady involved.
ALSO? Can it be safely stated here that experience is a great teacher?
Resistor
Is this one of your Fab university challenge posts?
If it is you have lost me this time but I would, for the sake of clarity, give my summation of what I think you mean.
Married or partnered couples should discuss fully the implications and ramifications of engaging in mfm sex? Furthermore it could be proffered that some of those couples have a bisexual man seeking gratification before his partner? This is of course based on your experience?
Or have missed the point? Hello, young man.
My point is in my experience I have had no man who has had a wife, partner etc who has complained about not being involved in preliminary discussion, because he is often busy arranging a meet that happens!
Thereby discussions with a satisfactory conclusion for all involved.
Hence there REALLY has been no song and dance about a lack of attention.
Ah, I see....................! You see well............
So when you meet a couple do you indulge in cock play? That is to say crossing swords during the passion of the moment? No! My sword is sheathed as a matter of honour!!
I get the sheath bit and very laudable too. But during play has you lady playmate sang on a double mic or maybe engaged in a frottage scenario? My sword has at times been unsheathed for madams perusal only!
The rest of your question needs Google!!
Just asking.
Have a fabulous day!"
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