Chapter 2 -- Communication & Setting Boundaries
Introduction -- Chapter Overview
Many couples do not realize that having a threesome is not, "do you want to have a threesome? Yes, let us find someone ." Then the next step being, either calling a friend to have them come over for a threesome or going down to the local bar to pick someone up to get naked with. Instead having a threesome involves venturing into a very uncharted territory area that only a few choose to venture, the area of sexual health and extra-marital relationship. Before going on, I do want to point out that I use relationship in a very broad sense to refer that there must be some mutual goal and common understanding that must exist for a threesome to happen. This means I do not refer to relationship in the sense of friendship, dating, or marriage.
Moving on, having a threesome involves having frank, honest, and transparent communication regarding all aspects of having a threesome. For a couple to get to a point where a threesome can work means pressure cannot be applied, each individual must want for it to happen and both of them must have the same frame of reference when it comes to expectations regarding the threesome. Finally in this section I will include what this author feels is vital for a couple to discuss when considering a threesome along with an opinion on how to set boundaries, and knowing when is the right time to find the third person. This section will cover the section from after the agreement up until the couple decides to find the "third person."