Speaker 1: Heres. Hey there, it's your girl, kay Love and welcome
Speaker 1: to another episode of Taboo, Fetish or Kink. Today, we're
Speaker 1: diving into a super spicy topic, threesomes, inspired by the
Speaker 1: sizzelian scenes from the recent release of Challengers, Starrings and Daya.
Speaker 1: We're going to unravel everything you need to know about
Speaker 1: minaje atoi. So, whether you've been fantasizing about a three
Speaker 1: way or you're just curious about the dynamics, let's get
Speaker 1: into it first up, what exactly is a threesome? Simply put,
Speaker 1: a threesome or a menash atoi if you're feeling fancy,
Speaker 1: is when three people have sex with each other at
Speaker 1: the same time. It's a way to get adventurous with
Speaker 1: your partner, explore different sexual dynamics, and build intimacy through
Speaker 1: shared experiences. Now, this isn't the same as an orgy
Speaker 1: that's for four or more, folks. A threesome can be
Speaker 1: a thrilling way to spice things up, but it comes
Speaker 1: with its own set of considerations and risks. Speaking of risks,
Speaker 1: let's talk about those. While the idea of a threesome
Speaker 1: can be sizzling hot, jumping into it without a lot
Speaker 1: of prediscussion and planning can backfire big time. Your emotional state,
Speaker 1: relationship security, and boundaries must be rock solid before bringing
Speaker 1: a third person into the mix. There's a chance of jealousy,
Speaker 1: in security, or even unexpected emotional attachments. Thanks to oxytocin,
Speaker 1: you know that pesky love hormone. And let's not forget
Speaker 1: about safe sex practices. STI risks are always a consideration.
Speaker 1: Now you might be thinking, am I ready for a threesome?
Speaker 1: Thought to that, de Kayar Koki said, good question. Start
Speaker 1: by checking in with yourself. Reflect on why you're interested
Speaker 1: in a threesome. Is it a long standing fantasy, right
Speaker 1: and fascined, a way to explore your sexuality, or are
Speaker 1: you hoping to add some excitement to your relationship. Make
Speaker 1: sure your reasons come from a place of genuine desire
Speaker 1: and curiosity, not insecurity or jealousy. Then check in with
Speaker 1: your partner. Communication is key here. Talk about your thoughts, fantasies,
Speaker 1: and boundaries. Be honest and open. This isn't the time
Speaker 1: for half truth or uncertainties. All right, so you and
Speaker 1: your partner are on the same page and pumped about
Speaker 1: this idea, what next? It's time to plan. Decide if
Speaker 1: this is going to be a one time thing or
Speaker 1: something more regular. Think about who the third person will be,
Speaker 1: someone you both know or a complete stranger. Where will
Speaker 1: it happen. What kind of gender dynamics are you both
Speaker 1: comfortable with. These questions might seem like a buzzkill, but
Speaker 1: they're essential to make sure everyone's on the same page
Speaker 1: and fully consenting to ensure a positive experience. Let's talk
Speaker 1: boundaries and ground rules. What actions are off the table?
Speaker 1: Maybe kissing on the lips is a no go, or
Speaker 1: maybe penetration is where you draw the line. Establish a
Speaker 1: safe word that anyone can use if they feel uncomfortable.
Speaker 1: And importantly, how will you practice safe sex? Know everyone's
Speaker 1: STI status, and decide on contraception methods. With these things covered,
Speaker 1: you're set up for a respectful and pleasurable experience. Finally,
Speaker 1: relax and enjoy. Light some candles, play some sexy music,
Speaker 1: and get comfortable. Talk, flirt and let things flow naturally.
Speaker 1: Introduce some sex toys if that's your thing, and remember
Speaker 1: communication doesn't stop once the clothes come off. Check in
Speaker 1: with each other during the experience to make sure everyone's
Speaker 1: having fun, and afterwards, have a debrief talk about what
Speaker 1: you enjoyed and any feelings that came up. This helps
Speaker 1: to prevent any lingering, awkwardness and ensures you're both on
Speaker 1: the same page moving forward. Remember, even if you decide
Speaker 1: that a threesome isn't for you, it doesn't make you
Speaker 1: any less adventurous or sexy. Your sexuality is personal and
Speaker 1: unique to you. The most important thing is finding what
Speaker 1: makes you and your partner happy, and with that, we've
Speaker 1: covered all the basis of having a threesome, from wondering
Speaker 1: about it to making it a reality and ensuring it's
Speaker 1: a great experience for everyone involved. That's all for today's
Speaker 1: spicy episode. Thanks for tuning in to Taboo Fetish or
Speaker 1: Kink with Me k Love. Check the show notes for
Speaker 1: any links or articles mentioned in today's episode. If you
Speaker 1: have any questions or want to share your thoughts, feel
Speaker 1: free to send me a message. Until next time, stay
Speaker 1: curious and keep exploring the taboo in you.