Having experienced numerous threesomes, foursomes, fivesomes, and even sixsomes with my husband (i'm a woman), I can confidently say that they have been incredibly rewarding. I believe the primary reason for this success lies in the strength of our core. We have an unwavering understanding that we are deeply committed to each other, which distinguishes our connection from many others that have faltered. It's essential to have that unshakable core belief that your partner is firmly yours and won't be swayed by such experiences. A lot of group encounters fail because they haven't established a good core, which is paramount.

We have them all the time! We started before we were married over 10 years ago.

Life is good and it hasn’t affected anything in a negative way.

The secret is to not take them very seriously, just let go and have fun! When you’re done, communicate it to death with your partner and improve anything that felt off. Don’t get upset, if you’re not enjoying it put a stop to it, or take a mental note to discuss later.

Enjoy, repeat!

We did it more and more and more and more… it’s been 10 years and no sign of letting up! 10/10. Would recommend.

My husband (bi M) and I (bi F) have had and continue to have lots and lots of threesomes and moresomes. It was something we decided to explore together early in our relationship--no one had to talk the other into it or anything like that. We've been together for 7 years now and married for 4.

And although it wasn't something I ever thought I needed in my life, I can't tell you how much I enjoy it. There's just a freedom that comes with it. It's super fun, obviously sexy, and it's had a positive impact on the rest of our relationship. I think the trust and confidence required in a relationship to successfully navigate sex with others bleeds into the other areas of your relationship. I feel completely confident sharing just about anything with him--sexual or not--with no fear of judgement or rejection, so it's been really wonderful.

As many others have said though, if the relationship isn't extremely stable to begin with, it won't work. We've been with lots of couples and singles who thought it would somehow fix their problems, and of course, it never does. So I can't stress enough how important communication is. And sticking to what you've talked about (i.e., don't decide to do things that go against what you've agreed to in the heat of the moment).

Perfectly.

We've been together for 11 years :)

Seven of which have been after that and we've had a lot of fun with a few people