What is the purpose of having boundaries for a threesome?
Boundaries serve at least two purposes for having a threesome. The first purpose it defines the limit of the threesome. It provides assurances that the threesome will not go beyond the define limit thereby allowing trust to occur. Second purpose, by having boundaries it defines cheating. Second purpose it defines how the relationship will handle the threesome. An example is agreeing the decision to have a threesome is mutual and it will not be used against the other in any conflict that may develop.
What is cheating?
Cheating is when a boundary is intentionally or recklessly violated.
What boundaries should we have for our threesome?
Defining a set of universal boundaries for a threesome is nearly impossible since they are specific to the couple and the situation.
Is it better to approach a threesome with no boundaries?
In this author’s opinion, no it is not. Reason being, couples are not be able to expect every possible situation that may arise and by not setting boundaries, it is possible that the unexpected may happen leading to hurt feelings. If a couple sets some general boundaries it will offer a “safety-net” that the threesome will not go beyond the agreed boundaries.
What makes a good boundary?
- Boundary must be clear
- Everyone must have the same understanding of the boundary
- Everyone should agree to it
- It should be specific
- It should be realistic
- Boundary should not contradict or compete with other boundaries
- There should not be too many boundaries
Do we need to communicate our boundaries to the invited third person?
The invited person must be made aware of your boundaries and should agree to follow them. This may mean some negotiation on boundaries occurs but for the most part they should stay intact.
If the third person does not agree to some boundaries should we disregard them?
As a couple you should decide which boundaries are essential to allow you to have a threesome and decide which boundaries are not essential. Boundaries that are essential should not be negotiated but those boundaries that are classed as non-essential can be negotiated.
Once we have our boundaries, are they permanent?
As you gain threesome experience it is prudent to periodically check boundaries to decide which ones need to be kept, which boundaries can be discarded, and which ones can be modified.
If we during a threesome we decide a boundary is not right should we discard it?
In this author’s opinion the boundary should stay and then review it after the threesome. It could be the “heat of the moment” is influencing your perception and if you impulsively change a boundary it may cause issues later.
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