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Note to readers:
Welcome back to the orgy at the home of Sally and Jack. The participants are, on the whole, okay with their spouses banging beyond matrimony, while they do the same--but humans have emotions. Jealousy can arise for any number of reasons, even within a secure relationship. Fiona and Larry describe how they cope with it. As with the other "6-Level" stories, this one stands alone, but is about the same collection of characters. Details of the sex are in the tags. Enjoy!)
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I'm going to write something about the orgy we attend, but first I need to see if this two-person input works. Are you there, Honey?
I'm here. Do you read me? Over.
Loud and clear! Well, clear anyway, the words on the screen aren't 'loud.' So the networking arrangement that 'Steffi' and 'Bob' set up is working.
Anyway. Hello, World! I'm supposed to call myself 'Fiona,' and my husband has the code name 'Larry.' Oooo, this seems like a spy movie, doesn't it, Honey?
I think it's more like superheroes, with secret identities. But I grew up on comic books. Funny, neither one of us says it's like porno, even though this is all about you and me having sex with other people.
To me, what we do doesn't seem like porno. We get together with friends, and have fun, which just happens to include sex. And for you and me, it's even like therapy.
Because it's supposed to get us over our jealousy.
'Supposed to?' You think that isn't working?
I still have a problem. Not while we're there, doing it, and 'doing' our friends. It's great then, and I feel fine. But there are times when I get jealous. When I'm alone, doing something ordinary, like if I'm at work. It flashes into my mind that my wife screws other men! For a few seconds, I hate that, and them, and even you. But eventually I shake it off. No, I don't hate you then for real, Babe. It's my gonads talking.
You shake it off, so our therapy works.
But it keeps happening. I'll recall you banging and blowing these guys, or I wonder what you did when you went away to a guest room with Hugh.
Hugh likes to sneak off like that. I won't say why, he has reasons for not having sex in the living room, because other people could watch. Would you feel better if I stopped doing that?
Look, it's not about me feeling better, I have to deal with it. You don't have to stop anything, at the orgy. Besides, when Hugh is in a guest room, I usually bang his wife.
Conchita really likes you.
I don't know about that. We have good sex together, but that's all it is.
See, this is where my side of the therapy comes in. I get jealous sometimes during the orgy, but not any other time. I feel secure and confident about my husband, when we're in our normal life, and how he feels about me.
Even when I'm angry about you getting porked by other men?
We should explain to everyone that Larry and I already know about our jealousy, and how we're dealing with it. In fact, Sally, who hosts the orgy, asked us to write this. It's part of what she and Jack are doing, posting what they've learned about group sex, so other people can benefit from our experience.
Since you mentioned Jack, I just ran a test in my head. I recalled him banging you, and played my head-video of that. Turns out, that didn't actually bug me much.
I think that's because you and I are 'together' now, although we're writing instead of talking, in different rooms but under the same roof. You've said that your problem is when you're alone.
I guess. Maybe. It's true that when it's just you and me having sex, at home, either I don't think about you at the orgy, or a brief flash doesn't affect me.
We haven't mentioned this yet. Jack is Sally's husband. They own the house where we meet. The living room is huge, and it's really fun when we're all playing there together, on sofas and floor cushions. But it's easiest, for me, when I don't actually see what Larry is doing. Not just what you do with the other women, Honey, but what you say to each other. You smile and laugh, or moan, and it makes me think you should do that with me instead.
Should I start using a guest room? Take Conchita there?
No! That might be worse!
Somebody else? Amy?
Can we talk write about something else?
Okay, I don't want to trigger you. But maybe this is a new subject for 'therapy.' I'm putting that in ironic quotes, because we don't have a therapist. We're making this stuff up, to see what works.
I'll think about this. Meanwhile, we should do what the other people in our group have done, and write about sex we've had at the orgy. Reading that is so much better than porno, because it's about our friends. They're so open about sharing their bodies, and giving pleasure, and writing how it feels when they have orgasms. I really want to write that! And this might be good for your therapy, Honey. You've already heard how the sex at the orgy feels for me, because I've pillow-talked to you about it. Seeing it in words on a screen might take you another step.
But what about you? Will you be okay with seeing words on a screen, about me fucking other women at the orgy?
I'm a little worried about that. How I'll feel. But I need the therapy too.
How about this. As one of us writes, if the other gets upset, barge in and write about that.