My boyfriend and I have have been tossing around the idea of having a threesome. I stated a couple months ago that it was something I fantasized about, and he of course thought it was a fantastic idea! He is willing to have a threesome with another guy if I'm willing to have one with another girl — we agreed on those terms. I picked the guy, a good friend of ours who lives out of state that we hardly see, and now that I gave him a name for the guy, he wants to choose a girl.
Here's where my problem lies. He recently named a girl he works with (that I have never liked) to be the other woman. His reasoning for choosing her is because she's had threesomes before, but now I'm starting to have second thoughts about it altogether. I feel myself getting jealous and I think it could be destructive for our relationship. How do I break it to him that I changed my mind? I feel like he may never forgive me for going back on my word.
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You just be firm.
If you're so into threesome, you should've made CLEAR ground rules. One of them is that the other person shouldn't be someone you both have to deal with on a daily basis.
And at least, you should be able to STAND or find the other person acceptable or have the potential of good sexual experience (not to mention you all have to get tested before doing the deed, and etc, if you ALL agreed).
Tell him that if he insisted with her, and since you don't like her, you WILL NOT ENJOY the experience at all and will hold that over his head for as long as you both last in this relationship, and not to mention that: there will not be a threesome too if he chose that girl. How the heck can you enjoy yourself if you don't like the girl at all? LOL, seriously, he needs to get unselfish and vice versa if he finds the boy you chose to be annoying.
Hey, at least you know that he's kind of crushing on the girl you're weary of. And if he's a jerk, he'd break up with you or be mean to you, then you'd know if he's someone you want to have around or not anymore.