In our latest confessional, many moms are expressing a desire to spice up their romantic lives, and a significant number are considering the idea of a threesome. While some seem to be merely fantasizing, others are actively seeking a third partner to join them. It’s important to note that if polyamory is something you and your partner are both interested in, and you can find a willing participant, there’s nothing wrong with exploring that option. However, some moms appear to be attempting to mend deeper issues by seeking additional romantic connections.
“I’d be open to a threesome if my husband was, but I won’t be the one to initiate the conversation.”
“I sound like a desperate housewife, but I want to have a secret affair with a woman and later invite my husband to join us for a threesome.”
“If my sister-in-law was interested, I’d love to try a threesome with her and her husband or mine.”
“A friend warned me that exploring kink could lead my husband to want threesomes more often, and he’s been pushing for it lately. I’m starting to feel overwhelmed.”
“Threesomes with in-laws? That’s a whole new level! I just read about a priest caught having a threesome on his church altar, and it’s now on my fantasy list.”
“I want a threesome, but definitely not with my boring, jealous husband. MFM, FFM – count me in!”
“I’ve been fantasizing about a MFM threesome with two guys who are not my husband.”
“I want to smoke some weed and have a threesome with two men who aren’t my husband.”
Interestingly, some moms desire a threesome but prefer to keep their husbands out of it entirely! “We finally planned an MMF threesome, and the most exhilarating moment was kissing my husband while another guy was inside me.”
“Thanks to ovulation and Chris Meloni’s Instagram pic, I dreamt of being with him. A threesome with Chris and Mariska? Yes, please!”
“Most of us probably share the fantasy of Chris Meloni and Mariska Hargitay.”
“I kept imagining it was another woman instead of my husband while he was pleasuring me. I want a threesome so badly!”
“I told my husband I’d like to try a MFM threesome; he agreed, but only if we also do an FMF one. I know it’s hypocritical, but while I fantasize about him with another guy, I just can’t handle seeing him with another woman.”
“I talked about threesomes with my husband yesterday. Maybe I shouldn’t have mentioned that I’d prefer to be with two men.”
“The idea of two guys touching me in a threesome is intriguing, but since that usually means one guy’s anatomy would be too close for comfort, I doubt it’ll happen.”
“Hey, double penetration is a serious commitment! You can’t blame her.”
“How did my date night with my husband turn into a threesome with a guy from a bar? I never thought I’d enjoy it as much as I did!”
“I feel like hooking up with my husband’s attractive friend again this weekend. He’ll be thrilled when I suggest a threesome, but this is about me getting some serious pleasure.”
“I’m planning to hire a ‘professional’ to facilitate a threesome for my husband and me. I hope I won’t feel too self-conscious about my body since she’s going to be stunning!”
“I’d totally be down for a threesome, but only with men. My husband probably envisions a situation with him and two women, but no thanks – I want to be satisfied in every way.”
“I love hearing about the MMF threesomes these wives are having, although adding someone new can complicate things.”
“My husband and I had an MMF threesome, and I even took a picture of him during it. If he doesn’t follow my every command, I’ll share it with all the sexist colleagues he works with. Take that, patriarchy!”
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In summary, many moms are exploring the idea of threesomes to enhance their intimate lives, with varying levels of seriousness and desire. While some seek connection and excitement, others may be looking for ways to address deeper issues in their relationships. As with any intimate scenario, communication and consent are crucial.