Do women like swapping?

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Good sexual positions can instantly elevate the sexual experience between men and women. Sex is another effective way for couples to communicate emotionally, and good sexual positions can effectively improve the quality of their sex life. Therefore, men should learn more sexual positions to add fun to their sex life.
The initial stimulation of sex between two people can gradually lose its vitality over time, leading many couples to seek external stimulation. Some choose to engage in partner swapping to regulate their sex life. For those new to partner swapping, it can be stimulating and indeed inject vitality into their sex life. However, poor coordination between partners and the reality that women's sexual abilities are generally greater than men's will inevitably lead to new conflicts in the long run. Some couples who have swapped partners feel that they have simply changed men. Many wives become disappointed during swapping, feeling that the swapped men are not as hard-boiled or sexually aroused as their husbands, thus gradually developing a resistance to partner swapping. This marks the end of the first stage of partner swapping, which is essentially the end of the initial stage.
Many couples feel lost at this point, as if they've lost all feeling. However, some couples find a breakthrough: entering the second stage of marital intimacy – threesomes. Threesomes offer a completely new experience for both partners, unlike swapping. Swapping couples often have a cuckolding mentality; seeing a suitable man with their wife is a completely different experience than swapping with other women. In swapping, attention cannot be fully focused on one person – their wife. In a threesome, the stimulation a single man provides when his wife is on top of him is far greater than in swapping. For the wife, swapping only provides satisfaction from a single man. While some partners might be more satisfied with better cooperation, a woman's nature is ingrained: jealousy. When she sees her husband with other women, it triggers jealousy. She thinks of how passionate and vigorous he is with other women, while her time with her feels like a chore, inevitably distracting her. In a threesome, this psychological state doesn't exist. Initially, women in a threesome feel guilty for letting other men experience something new, feeling indebted to their husbands for not letting them have sex with other women. They feel ashamed and want to make amends. With encouragement from their husbands and the interaction with the single man, the woman enters a second stage: suppressing her pleasure. Subconsciously, she feels a greater sense of indebtedness to her husband the more satisfied she is. If the husband guides her at this point, telling her that he'll be happier the more satisfied she is, then with the single man's cooperation, she gradually relaxes. A sense of self-centeredness becomes increasingly pronounced. With two men fully focused on her, she feels completely immersed in their bodies. This far surpasses the stimulation of intercourse. Couples who have tried multiple partners eventually prefer threesomes because, in these relationships, men dominate, while women are the deciding factor. A woman's nature and physical desires dictate that intercourse is only a primary stage of sexual activity.
This is some experience I've had with multiple threesomes with couples. I hope everyone can exchange ideas and discuss them.

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