I can imagine quite a few situation in which it would have been "fair". I think there a lot of men who start to drool at the thought of watching 2 girls make out, not even participating ;) I guess it's all about preference; those who like to watch & those who like to entertain. It's also frequently heard that threesomes come with very specific rules: you can touch this, don't touch that, do this, but not that... Such discussion make sure that none of the parties leaves filled with disappointment. Whenever two such persons with compatible preferences meet in marriage, it's a perfect match, I'd say :) But apparently something slipped with you two.
I'd like to ask you: How extensively did you talk this over before you started? Did she know your desires from the start? Did you (perhaps) agree on not seeing them fulfilled?
Don't get me wrong, I'm not trying to point fingers, cause that surely won't help anyone. Just trying to view the situation in a possible different light :) Cause your phrase: "and i would think that since i let her have her way with the other girl that she would return the favor" makes me feel that you simply assumed from the start what was going to happen next. While perhaps your wife thinks that you both set out the rules clearly, and "suddenly" you try to change those? From that point of view: it comes as a surprise and she needs to rethink things through. For her this is about new wishes added to the existing situation. Now it seems unfair to you because it is a desire that was lingering all the time... But is it really "unfair" from her point of view?
Thinking of it in terms of fairness may also make things harder then they should be... cause with being accused of being "unfair" also brings "guilt" to the arena. And the "danger" to start making it up for it. There's nothing wrong with doing something to please your partner. Exchanging gifts is beautiful! But once it becomes a gift to make up for something, while hiding discomfort towards your partner, it leaves a bitter taste... Not saying this will happen, but there's a risk... While the answer should be to calmly communicate about the things. Honestly and openly discussing you're dreams and fears. As communication is the key to everything in your relationship. And since you're in steady long term relationship, don't worry to much; you'll do fine! :)
RedRoses
Posted: 30 Sep 07:18