Let's start this off with a bang, shall we? Even though most of us men have fantasized about being with two women at the same time, I'd like to demonstrate that our minds are capable of transcending beyond such a visceral scenario... I call this...
...the tao of menage et trois...
Self Respect
Everyone should know what they're getting into. This activity isn't something that would serve as a good basis for any kind of relationship beyond the act itself. Be clear, open, and honest about your goals. If you enter this activity with the expectation of wanting more beyond it, stay away. Knowing your emotional limits and adhering to them will ensure that you don't get hurt.
Open Communication
Communicate EVERYTHING. Both fears and desires. It shows that you trust your partners enough by exposing some vulnerability. Laying everything out in the open will bring comfort to the situation. Respect any guidelines expressed by either partner. Attempt to fulfill each individual's requests. Understand that everyone is unique in their view of what's pleasurable. Under some circumstances, it may take a little bit of "stepping into someone else's shoes." Know that the effort in and of itself will be appreciated.
Evenly Distributed Attention
ALWAYS acknowledge BOTH partners' existence. Whether it's penetration or something as simple as the brushing of hair. You should never do anything that would be interpreted as exclusion. There will be times when a partner may want to take on a passive role and just watch. In that situation, keep frequent eye contact. The moment is for all three of you to share.
Pace Yourself
Even the STALLIONs among us have limits. Keep close inventory on your stamina. A good technique in prolonging the activity is to incorporate some "relaxation" time in between vigorous segments. During this time, it's perfectly acceptable to let yourself become flacid. Most women enjoy bringing a man to full attention. It makes her feel attractive and special (because she is and they all are). Hold off on the orgasm since it signifies the end of the session (unless you're one of the blessed few who can continue immediately after having an orgasm).
Know When To Quit
No, this doesn't refer to a particular session. Let's be honest. Unless you and partners' hearts are made of stone, someone is eventually going to get hurt. Be very attentive to the every-day mannerisms of your partners (or whenever you see them). Any hint of emotional attachment is the signal to start the cool-down process. Reiterate the expectations everyone agreed upon in the beginning and have an open dialogue about what the current expectations are. If expectations have changed, abstain from the having any more sessions with those partners. Since emotional attachment takes some time to fade away, don't go back to those partners unless you either want something more with one of them or you're sure that both of their feelings have adequately subsided. It's always safest to call it off forever.
...the tao of menage et trois...
Self Respect
Everyone should know what they're getting into. This activity isn't something that would serve as a good basis for any kind of relationship beyond the act itself. Be clear, open, and honest about your goals. If you enter this activity with the expectation of wanting more beyond it, stay away. Knowing your emotional limits and adhering to them will ensure that you don't get hurt.
Open Communication
Communicate EVERYTHING. Both fears and desires. It shows that you trust your partners enough by exposing some vulnerability. Laying everything out in the open will bring comfort to the situation. Respect any guidelines expressed by either partner. Attempt to fulfill each individual's requests. Understand that everyone is unique in their view of what's pleasurable. Under some circumstances, it may take a little bit of "stepping into someone else's shoes." Know that the effort in and of itself will be appreciated.
Evenly Distributed Attention
ALWAYS acknowledge BOTH partners' existence. Whether it's penetration or something as simple as the brushing of hair. You should never do anything that would be interpreted as exclusion. There will be times when a partner may want to take on a passive role and just watch. In that situation, keep frequent eye contact. The moment is for all three of you to share.
Pace Yourself
Even the STALLIONs among us have limits. Keep close inventory on your stamina. A good technique in prolonging the activity is to incorporate some "relaxation" time in between vigorous segments. During this time, it's perfectly acceptable to let yourself become flacid. Most women enjoy bringing a man to full attention. It makes her feel attractive and special (because she is and they all are). Hold off on the orgasm since it signifies the end of the session (unless you're one of the blessed few who can continue immediately after having an orgasm).
Know When To Quit
No, this doesn't refer to a particular session. Let's be honest. Unless you and partners' hearts are made of stone, someone is eventually going to get hurt. Be very attentive to the every-day mannerisms of your partners (or whenever you see them). Any hint of emotional attachment is the signal to start the cool-down process. Reiterate the expectations everyone agreed upon in the beginning and have an open dialogue about what the current expectations are. If expectations have changed, abstain from the having any more sessions with those partners. Since emotional attachment takes some time to fade away, don't go back to those partners unless you either want something more with one of them or you're sure that both of their feelings have adequately subsided. It's always safest to call it off forever.

