Threesome terms you should know beforehand

A threesome is something that many of us have considered at some point in our relationships, and many of us have tried. Some people have had amazing experiences, and some have been caught off guard because we didn’t understand the terminology.

What is a threesome?

A threesome is three people having sex together; all genders and sexual acts form part of threesomes; a threesome is also known as a menage a trois.

There are many terms associated with threesomes, but I have listed the most important ones below for you.

MMM/MMF/FFM/FFF

So obviously, the M would represent the male and the F the female; as indicated above, you can have an all same-sex threesome or different variations of it depending on your preference and desires.

Unicorn

A unicorn is a bisexual person who will typically join in your threesome fantasies and then just disappear again afterward, like the mythical unicorn. The unicorn will not get involved in your relationship or create any disruptions.

Devils threesome or Devils Horns

The devil’s threesome or devil’s horns is a threesome with sexual acts being performed at opposite ends; for instance, a woman on her hands and knees with her being penetrated vaginally or anally while giving head to the partner in front of her like a spit roast…

Double penetration

Typically double penetration is when a woman has a threesome with two men and is penetrated vaginally and anally simultaneously.

Threesomes can be fun and a great way to spice up your relationship, but they can also break a relationship. There will always be risks associated with bringing in another person into your relationship. Always discuss this openly with your partner before diving in headfirst; make sure that there are rules and boundaries set out so that nobody crosses a line.

A threesome is something that many of us have considered at some point in our relationships, and many of us have tried. Some people have had amazing experiences, and some have been caught off guard because we didn’t understand the terminology.