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Originally Posted by anonymouswhitefemale
Only if I was a part of what was going on. If she can touch, so can I. There are to be no unequal rules. If she isn't comfortable with your touching other people she cannot expect for you to be comfortable with her. I read stories where the woman wants another involved, but won't allow him to kiss her, touch her, etc. And I think that is basically a form of abuse.
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I do agree that whats good for the goose is good for the gander and all that. However, if I am involved with another and I don't want my partner involved whats wrong with that? Get your own. If it's a threesome then fine, I have no right to ask my partner to not touch but not every encounter outside a relationship is about a threesome or more.
Think about how you would react if he asked to be 'involved' with anoter man. What is the difference between the two? [/quote]
Exactly. If one asks to play outside the relationship one should be prepared to "allow" all to play. Again though, it doesn't necessarily mean that if a someone agrees to let their partner play they absolutely have to be part of it or no deal.