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Prof Bill said:...So, what have I experienced and what did we do that might help? We talked a lot. Most importants, we had a good idea of what we wanted to accomplish by adding a third to our lives. We make sure everyone knows what we're all in it for. The alpha sub is clearly identified. ...
ethereal~minx said:back to my question, you said "The alpha sub is clearly identified."
everyone else probably knows what you mean, but I'm not sure. the 'dominant' sub? the one that will *thinking* kindof be dominant in a sub sort of way *laughing* over the other one in the threesome?.....
will you explain?
thank you : )
FungiUg said:Well, I'm a Dominant with a dominant partner, hoping to add a submissive slut to the mix. Does that count? My partner is happy to be my "assistant", so I tend to be "in charge" of the submissive. But I do have to be careful that we don't tread on each others toes, discuss what we are doing with each other and so on.
FungiUg said:Well, I'm a Dominant with a dominant partner, hoping to add a submissive slut to the mix. Does that count? My partner is happy to be my "assistant", so I tend to be "in charge" of the submissive. But I do have to be careful that we don't tread on each others toes, discuss what we are doing with each other and so on.
FungiUg said:A good bump at that.
My partner and I have recently done the impossible: found a submissive to add to our relationship as more than just an occasional play partner. It's the oddest thing: it feels like we are "dating" her. Way more than just D/s play -- so social time, going out together, making plans to gether and the like.
It will be interesting to see how it evolves, but I have noticed one thing already: it is just as much work as I always suspected it would be. And very time consuming. Although we do enjoy the time, so that's not a hardship.
At the moment it's still a very open thing, with no commitment not to see/play with other people. But that's more to the people involved (none of whom are terribly possessive) than to our commitment to each other. It's been a relief to be able to take down a great deal of my personal ads, or at least change their status to say something like "not looking, but happy to chat." After coordinating three busy people, there's just not much time left for anyone else, so that's more the limiting factor there.
Having said that, I've decided that submissives are related to busses. You don't get any for years, and then not one but THREE turn up all at the same time! Thankfully the contact with the other two has just been a little one-off fun play (see earlier comment about time), but it was certainly bizarre to go from a "dry spell" to "on my god, when are we going to fit them all in?"
So we will be going on with our new playmate/friend/lover/subissive/insert label of your choice here... and it will be fun and a little mind bending and so on to see just how that evolves. A few fantasies to be turned into realities... for all three of us.
Netzach said:multiple men are a million bajillion kazillion times easier than multiple women. Men simply compartmentalize better and this is a huge advantage in poly
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There are times I wish guys did it for me.
[...]I was the third person in a D/s marriage for just over 3 months. [...] it worked for two months why not twelve?
oooooooooooo *duct tapes fungiug to lit*FungiUg said:From my own past experience, this echoes something I had discovered. Relationships either form or don't form, and if they do, they either last for around 2-3 months, or years. There seems to be an initial bliss period of a couple of months, and after things that, the bliss wears off and the work factor sets in.
All relationships take work, and sometimes it's just not worth our while to commit to something we don't see as having a future.
Problems like what you describe can be worked through (that particular issue, playing favourites, tends to occur more between siblings I think, but I can see how it could arise in any poly relationship.) It does require a certain level of commitment and respect from all people involved, and that 2-3 month period seems to be the deciding point about making the effort.
So why not twelve months? Well, I think if everyone has made the commitment, then it can last for longer. You just need the right mix of people to make it worth everyone's while. And that is hard enough with just two people, it only gets harder as you add more.
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