Is three a crowd?....
By fafinette79
@fafinette79 (943)
United States
July 10, 2008 12:28am CST
So, those who know me on here will understand this. I was up late this night and started thinking. My hubby and I are happily married. We are going through some financial issues which are stressful, but the love is there and it is strong. For a while now, I've been talking with my hubby about bringing in another girl. He's says that he's alright with this taking place even though he prefers just to watch.
Here's my question to all men and women. Is three a crowd? I'm not so worried that he will fall in love with the other girl. My hubby loves me so much that everyone around me has to tell me how much he loves me.
I don't want to make him feel uncomfortable and I don't want the other woman (when there is one) to feel like the third wheel. Is it possible to have a threesome relationship and it be successful?
4 people like this
12 responses
@pheonixstar1982 (2307)
• United States
10 Jul 08
I think it is possible you just have to remember to be open and honest with all involved.
2 people like this
@pheonixstar1982 (2307)
• United States
10 Jul 08
My best friend is married and i am not and i hang out with them alot and never feel like the third wheel but i can't speak for her husband when she hangs out with me. Of course our relationship is strictly friendly and nonsexual. I think what i am trying to say is that they both need to understand that you need the other and make sure both are okay with it. Jealousy and insecurity is always a huge issue, but it can be over come. You just need to remember that. Am i making any sense because i am tired and cant tell.
1 person likes this
@fafinette79 (943)
• United States
10 Jul 08
Yes, you are making complete sense! I understand exactly what you mean. I think it will be harder for me because I will be intimate with both of them. My hubby likes a lot of attention, so I'm still worried. I guess I'll have to wait and see.
@moonlitmagikchild (22181)
• United States
10 Jul 08
its possible you just have to make sure all partys involved will deal with it well afterwards and doesnt turn into this weird thing where everything is awkward after
1 person likes this
@moonlitmagikchild (22181)
• United States
10 Jul 08
make sure that hubby knows your not gonna drop him and become a lesbian which some guys worry about.. and maybe you should pick out a girl together that way he is ok with your choice which would make it less weird.. talk about how he might feel while watching you etc.. and make sure he wont flip out and accuse you of cheating afterwards
1 person likes this
@pheonixstar1982 (2307)
• United States
10 Jul 08
Just remember if its meant to be it will happen and its normal to worry about such things because its a huge step. Just make sure all parties understand there roles in your life.
2 people like this
@fafinette79 (943)
• United States
10 Jul 08
How do I do that? I feel like one person is going to feel like they are left out of the relationship or missing out somehow. I'm looking for a female that is responsible so that the chances of something bad happening can be slim to none. I haven't given found a female and I'm already worried about things to come.
1 person likes this
@phoenix25 (1541)
• United States
10 Jul 08
It is possible. You just have to be careful. Talk to your husband. I can't say this enough times to people thinking about swinging or opening their marriage. Tell him about what you're worried about. Explain to him that you would be afraid that he might fall in love with this other person. Even if your husband loves you more than the sun, it doesn't mean you can't be insecure sometimes. Trust me, I know. Talk about what you would allow and would not allow. For example, is kissing allowed? Is it okay for him to play with the other woman when you're not around? Get everything out in the open so can be no misunderstandings. People are less likely to get hurt this way. When or if you do find a girl that you would be interested in playing with, sit down with her and get to know her. Explain your situation and tell her what the limitations are. Let her know that you and your husband are not looking for love. A seasoned swinger will already know this, but again it's best to get everything out on the table. Make sure you explore all the facets of the situation and, most importantly, continue to communicate with your husband and have him do the same with you. If at any time you're uncomfortable, say something. You have to take responsibility for your feelings in a situation like this. It doesn't help to not say anything and just have a fight with your husband later when the girlfriend has gone home. I hope this helps you out. My husband and I have been swinging for several years, so I know the ins and outs of what works and what doesn't. Good luck to you both...or all three of you if that's what you decide. :)
@phoenix25 (1541)
• United States
11 Jul 08
That is fine. I am happy to answer any questions you have. Actually, there are swinger sites for couples looking for other couples or single males or females. If you message me, I can point you toward some of the better ones if you are interested. It makes it a little easier to find people, especially if you live in a rural area or a small town.
1 person likes this
@fafinette79 (943)
• United States
12 Jul 08
Thank you so much! I would really like any information you can give. Never thought that I would find so much help here on mylot.com! I'm really happy that I gave this site a try. I will message you soon for some information.
@fafinette79 (943)
• United States
11 Jul 08
First, I want to say thank you for sharing this with me and giving me such great advice on this. Your insight has made me more confident about this whole experience. I have been talking to my hubby about all my feelings, but see much more that I can say to him about how I feel and what I want. Living in this small town makes it hard for me to meet someone who I would want to invite into my life and be comfortable with her being intimate with my hubby. I don't know where to look or even how to come on to someone. In this town I only find really heterosexual girls or really homosexual girls. There's no inbetween unless they are really, really drunk. Unfortunately, I don't want to start things out this way. Secondly, right now it's not that important to me because I have so much other things that are going on in my life. I sent you a friend request just in case I have any other questions (if that is okay with you?).
1 person likes this
@bunnybon7 (50973)
• Holiday, Florida
11 Jul 08
first you should check it out once to see how it goes over. very few couples can actually pull this off and be happy about it continuing or later, etc. this is from someone that really really knows. one hubby i was with, it broke us up and not because i had the problem with it. i later found a man/hubby that we "swung" quite a lot and it only made us love and appreciate each other more. like i said, not everyone can be the way they think they will be with it. so take it slow and dont continue if either felt uncomfortable
1 person likes this
@fafinette79 (943)
• United States
12 Jul 08
Thanks for sharing your information. It's nice to get advice from those who have been there and know what I'm talking about. I mean, I value everyone's opinion but really take head to those who have gone through it and know the ins and outs.
@pixiedustforyou2008 (2422)
• United States
10 Jul 08
I would say that is but it isn't... My hubby will not at all have another girl in the bedroom maybe it because we have only been married for 3 months.. and plus he knows i'm a jealous type and he know that i will get mad if i even caught him looking at another female. But for me i would say three is a crowd... I'm not interested in having a threesome with my hubby i wouldn't wanna get mad at him for it expestionly if it was my idea. I love my huby but i will leave that up to a later date once i get mature enough and out of the jealous stage... I wouldn't mind trying it but right now isn't the time for it.. I would wanna set my husband up to get in trouble like that... I have asked him but he has said that he wouldn't want another women in the room at all..
1 person likes this
@fafinette79 (943)
• United States
11 Jul 08
I can understand your point of view, but it's different with my hubby and I. We look and comment on women all the time. For some reason I don't get jealous when he looks at women, I get jealous when he begans to know more about a woman from day to day. My hubby isn't all crazy for the idea either.
@fafinette79 (943)
• United States
12 Jul 08
Everyone is entitled to their opinion. My hubby and I are trying to have a baby but haven't been successful thus far so we might as well have some fun.
@prncesfrmheaven (452)
• United States
11 Jul 08
Hey fafinette! I think it's possible just depends on the people involved. If you and your husband love each other, and trust each other then I do believe that it would be possible. If there is any type of mistrust it would be difficult. I also think that it would need to be a threesome always, no one doing their own thing on the side, that could end badly. I personally couldn't do it, I'm way too jealous and my partner is very needy. She flirts and has cheated before so I would be scared that something would go on when I wasn't around. I'm a little insecure I guess. But for you the way it sounds you guys could do it and it would spice it up a little. Good Luck!Let me know if you do and how it goes.
1 person likes this
@fafinette79 (943)
• United States
11 Jul 08
We feel we were made for each other. Good luck to you also.
@kingcrapper (1536)
• United States
20 Oct 08
Although it may be a thrill for your husband and you to try this threesome thing are you ready to face what may happen as a result? One must remember once something is done it is most likely impossible to turn back the clocks. Personally, I would think it would rather sweet to have my wife talk about bringing in a nother women but then again it is a guy thing. Most likely I would refuse the situation and direct us both to marriage couseling.
@Tianna2 (1273)
• United States
10 Jul 08
I'm not sure there is a way for the third person not to feel like an extra but she has to understand that coming in. You two are married and she's just coming by to join you, as long as everyone understands that and doesnt have a problem with it you all should be fine.
I know, I've been the third wheel a couple of times and it was fun but it was understood that I wasnt part of their relationship and I was fine with that.
Most important... Have Fun!!
Hugs, Tianna
1 person likes this
@fafinette79 (943)
• United States
10 Jul 08
Thanks for sharing your point of view. I think my hubby is afraid that this new girl will always be a part of our relationship, and that's what he isn't sure about. I don't think that would happen. I did watch this movie where the guy got his ex girlfriend pregnant along with his ex girlfriend's girl. They decided to live together and be happy. But, this was just a movie.
@relundad (2310)
• United States
10 Jul 08
I would bring in a girl that neither of you are interested except for some financial relief! In otherwords a roommate that could share the expenses. If you guys are already having hard times financially that could get worse at anytime, I would not risk another situation that could also create addtional stress. Its too risky. If that is a want or desire for either you or your husband I would wait until I had the problem at hand resolved. Even though you both love each other very much you never know which straw will break the camel's back!
@fafinette79 (943)
• United States
11 Jul 08
Thank you for your concern. I have someone who has roommates and I would never want to be in her shoes. The extra money isn't really helping them at all because the roommates is making more bills. I think that would put more strain on our lives than having a threesome a couple of times. My hubby and I have been in financial strain with each other and apart. We don't let things stress us out too much. We were really good friends before we fell in love and got married. This is something that I want to experience and have told my hubby that I won't do it until I'm completely comfortable.
@DAEARTS (37)
• United States
11 Jul 08
I think that as long as both people are being honest with one another and they both want to introduce a third person into the bedroom then it is ok.
if one person just says it is ok but is not being honest then there could be some serious issues later on down the road
I knew a couple who introduced a third into their bed even though they had talked about it for a while- the lady was not completely honest with herself and ended up being jealous of the new lady
the three people were friends and they thought it would be ok- once it happened the guy started paying special attention to the new lady and the current girlfriend got very upset and jealous- she ended up driving away the other lady who used to be her friend and eventually ended up driving away the boyfriend as well
@fafinette79 (943)
• United States
11 Jul 08
I know that I will never leave my hubby for a woman. There are parts of my hubby that I love and I know can never be replaced. I'm glad for your information.
@krayzietam (832)
• United States
10 Jul 08
I personally believe that three is a crowd, especially in a marriage. Since you are having reservations, that shows that you aren't really sure about this. Why exactly do you want to do this? Is it just for fun? To try to fix some issues? Is it more for you than for him since he says He just prefers to watch..It's basically questions you have to ask yourself if you haven't already. From what I have heard, there are a lot of issues that stem from it. Not exactly your husband falling in love with her, but also the girl not wanting to go away. Personally, I wouldn't do this because I don't want to share my husband, but if you plan on doing so, just be sure about it and make sure there are some ground rules, especially for the other girl you are bringing in.
@fafinette79 (943)
• United States
10 Jul 08
The way I feel is almost like a woman wanting a man in their lives. Yes, I think it will be fun and exciting but I also think it will cure my curiosity also. My hubby is very good in bed, so that's why I really want a female that is more into females than into males. I'm not really worried about her wanting to stick around. I live on a military base, and could get rid of her easily. I will make sure that I really want this before trying it out. Right now my main concern is getting a job. Most people tell me that it will just happen and I shouldn't go searching or even worry. Thanks for your concern and best wishes!