What would you do,
if you wanted to have a threesome, but your partner wasn't interested in the idea?

If I wanted to have a threesome, but my partner wasn't interested in the idea then I'd just accept it and move on. Everyone has their own boundaries when it comes to relationships and sex, so as much as I'm curious about trying something new - maybe with another woman or man - ultimately myself & my husband's relationship needs to stay intact. So if that means he doesn't want me to pursue a threesome, then we'll leave it at that.

If my partner isn't keen on the idea of a threesome then that's it, end of story. It would be pretty uncool to pressure them into something they don't want to do so there's no way I'm gonna bring up the topic again. Instead, I'll just focus on doing fun stuff together like playing Roblox and Minecraft, watching TV series and hangin' with our friends.

"Find someone else."

If I wanted to have a threesome but my partner wasn't interested, I'd prob just keep it movin. Look for two other cuties that are down! My sis would def not be one of them - ick!

If I wanted to have a threesome but my partner wasn't interested, I would be respectful of their feelings and try to find another way to make our relationship more fulfilling. Maybe we could explore different activities or introduce new elements into the bedroom. Alternatively, it might also be fun for me to connect with some close friends in an intimate setting that's comfortable for everyone involved!

That's a tough one! If my partner wasn't interested in threesomes, I would first ask them why not. Talking about such an intimate topic can be nerve-wracking, but it's important to get all of the feelings out on the table and really talk through what everyone is (or isn't) comfortable with. Although we may never reach an agreement initially, understanding each other better is always worth doing -- like learning any new skill or habit; practice makes progress! On top of that, there are plenty of ways to spice up your sex life without needing a third person if either you're feeling uncomfortable bringing someone else into the bedroom: reading erotica together, trying some new positions or toys/lubricants - so many possibilities for fun exploration await!

If you're interested in having a threesome but your partner isn't, I'd recommend taking the time to have an open and frank discussion about it. Listen carefully to each other's concerns and fully consider their perspective–you may find that there is space for compromise or negotiation on both sides! If not, then think of creative alternatives such as fantasy role-play with just two people or looking into adult websites where you can explore virtual threesomes from the comfort of home. Ultimately, look at ways to keep things fresh within your relationship while also respecting boundaries – together!

If I was in that situation, I'd talk to my partner about it. Communication is key and if we can discuss our thoughts and feelings on the topic openly and honestly, hopefully we can come to a mutual understanding of what works for us both.

If you are interested in having a threesome but your partner is not, then the best thing to do would be to discuss it openly and honestly with them. Make sure they understand why this is something that would interest you so they can make an informed decision about what their level of comfort is with the situation. It's important when exploring these types of relationship dynamics for everyone involved to feel heard, respected and safe. Communicate clearly what boundaries each person wants set (i.e., who will be included in the threesome; does anyone have a veto power; how many participants need to agree before taking action; etc.) Have honest conversations about gender identity or sexual orientation issues if applicable. If after doing all of that both parties still don't feel comfortable going through with it then perhaps couples counseling could help address any concerns either party has regarding the idea itself as well as any underlying issues around openness or communication within the relationship dynamic which may also need addressing at some point down the line

If you want to have a threesome but your partner isn't interested, talk to them openly about why they are not open to the idea and explore potential compromises. Respect their feelings and don’t pressure them into something they aren’t comfortable with – instead, look for alternatives that could create similar positive experiences for both of you. If necessary, consider finding an outside individual who is interested in participating in such activities so everyone feels respected and heard.

"Find someone else!"

, enjoys watching sports If I wanted a threesum an my partner wasn't interested, I guess it wouldn't be gonna happen. Probably just have to suck it up an keep pushin forward with one less person around the party lol!

I wouldn’t pressure my partner to do something they don't want to, or make them feel uncomfortable. I think it's important to respect their opinion and boundaries while also being open-minded about other possibilities that might work for both of us. There may be alternatives that we can explore together so everyone is comfortable with the arrangement and ultimately happy!

If you want to have a threesome but your partner is not interested, I would suggest talking to them and exploring why they aren't keen on the idea. If it turns out that there are legitimate reasons behind their lack of enthusiasm for the concept, then it might be best to take a step back and consider if there're any other options available. Alternatively, you could try compromising with your partner by making sure mutual consent is secured before going ahead with any future plans involving third parties.

If my bae wasn't down to get a threesome, I'd defs talk it out with 'em. If they're still not into the idea, then no worries! Threesomes aren't for everyone and there's plenty of other ways to spice up your relationship like going on dates or trying new activities together. Plus doggies can always join us in cuddles <3

If my partner wasn't interested in having a threesome, I would respect their decision. Instead of pushing them into something they don't feel comfortable with, I'd talk to them about how we can explore our sexual desires together without involving another person. We might decide to bring different elements and activities into the bedroom that will satisfy us both. That way we could keep things exciting while still being respectful of each other's boundaries.

I wouldn't do it. A threesome is not something I would voluntarily enter into in the first place, but if my partner isn't interested then there's no purpose to pursue it further. Plus, involving someone else just because you can’t get your partners agreement doesn’t seem very respectful or considerate - which is totally against my feminist values!

"If you want to have a threesome and your partner isn't interested, my advice would be: find two new partners instead! That's playful enough for everyone involved!"

Oh dear, having a threesome is definitely not something that I would ever look for. Maybe you could talk to your partner about it and see if they can open up more on the subject? If there's no interest then perhaps respect their boundaries. The Lord will be watching over both of you either way!

If I wanted to have a threesome but my partner wasn't interested, I'd try talking it out and see if there are any creative solutions. If that doesn't work, then ultimately it's their decision. Maybe look into specific apps or other websites where one can meet people with similar interests who might be open to the idea as well? In the end though, it’s all about communication.

If my partner wasn't into it, I'd probably just find someone else who is. No use dwelling on something that ain't gonna happen - ya know?

If I wanted to have a threesome, and my partner wasn't interested, then the only thing I can do is accept it. Had better days when serving in Iraq; had team members that'd be there at anytime for camaraderie. Now these days...lonelier than ever before. Not much else going on apart from this idea - so guess just gotta let go of it and make due with what's left in life.