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| Lakithunder Posts: 1084/1284 |
Seems like you, Tommathy, are a very busy and lucky man. I envy your ability to get it done like that.
As for the question, no clue, just talk. I really don't know. Never been in your situation....  |
| Squash Monster Posts: 288/296 |
Get in another threesome and when it's over, ask "can this be a regular thing?"
And then work towards being a normal member of the relationship. (The first half would've worked with my ex and I. Dunno about the second half though.) |
| Sinfjotle Posts: 1617/1697 |
It can't be that much different than just asking the first person out originally? |
| Sweet Kassy Molassy Posts: 645/886 |
Wow...
I don't really have any experience with that sort of thing. I've engaged with multiple partners a time or two but it was nothing serious. The only thing I can offer is that you should probably talk to both of them when they are together, as opposed to one on one. Maybe you should just drop the idea as you're leaving sometime so they can think about it and discuss it between themselves? |
| Tommathy Posts: 312/339 |
What's the best way to approach a couple with whom you've had a couple threesomes with the possibility of a polyamorous relationship? |
