testosteroneandtacos
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3 years ago •
Jun 24, 2021
3 years ago •
Jun 24, 2021
I've been involved MFM. No sexuality between the men. The type of situation, and two you're going into it with, is important. I emphatically suggest a real discussion about expectations, boundaries, roles, access, and relationships outside the scenes. Even men who say they are experienced in that dynamic can become prickly, be insincere/immature, or feel threatened.
People can get really touchy about how they engage sexually. Some aren't expecting to witness first hand the character of another with someone they are currently active with. Much less the F level of engagement with you. Then they get uncomfortable. Some are more sensitive to the idea of feeling sidelined or left out, even for as little as minutes at a time. If it's a one time fling, go have fun and try to keep everyone included and go on your way.
I've been favored by women in this setting, which caused tension with the other M. If the other M considers theirself Dom and are immature about it, then they may not even ask whether you are interested or comfortable being beta'd or sub'd.
I had a guy who behaved as if I was his sub just because he had been the one to invite me for his sub. I knew him socially. Outside of scenes he became inconsiderate of me despite putting on a front, became very jealous when she loved being with me, then he began dictating my experience to me, talked down to me as if he was the great informer for everyone, tried to take complete control of access and narrative in every way.
He would give me little 'checks', and I mean like in hockey. Little pushes to assert himself. That woman was brand spanking new to the lifestyle and I wasn't entirely assured that he was being responsible. I tried to talk with him, but no engagement outside of telling me how Dom he is and listing all the women obsessed with him who he's going to fuck and have to accept him as master and not available LTR.
He created an air gap between her and I, then created a narrative that I had become obsessed with her and them and had to be removed. I never once asked to be involved, he invited me every time. I'm fairly certain he was concerned about her developing feelings (she clearly mentioned feelings and confusion over compartmentalising us), that he knew he wasn't in control when I was in the room with her attraction to me. She probably became concerned about his feelings getting hurt as well. I really wanted to avoid her getting caught in a 'bro battle', but I did become a little insistent that I have a conversation alone with her since I was increasingly concerned about his reactive and inconsiderate behaviour. I really just needed to know how she was doing and make sure she felt in control of her situation. Even in the sub way, or if he was veering into coercive control territory. I wanted her to know she had a community, not only this one flaky guy, for support if she wanted to explore herself and lifestyles.
I never gained access to have that conversation with her. Completely denied so much as a friendship with her. She may now have this cultivated idea, from him, of me as this unstable obsessive creep they made a mistake of getting involved. That still irks me. I value integrity. Mine and others.
Big ego trip. The thing is that he generally comes across as this nice guy socially. He puts a ton of energy into cultivating relationships with women he wants to fuck. He tries to be super friendly with guys in the open. Underneath though, I think he has a big issue with his insecurities and ego.
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