Do people really know the difference🤔

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  PartnersnCrime

  2 days ago

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  sublime

  2 days ago

  Well I sure hope it’s discussed prior , otherwise some will be in for a surprise 🤣

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  PandaAndBri

  2 days ago

  As we are only new to this but I am assuming that the letter in the middle, is the one the focus is on? Please enlighten all the newbies in the room.... Bri

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  huckle41

  2 days ago

  Good post think it’s a decent point to discuss. Think it way more complexed than just acronym however, will MFM might be a good start it needs to be well discussed and consent and boundaries discussed before jumping in.

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  Rogereleven

  2 days ago

  And so if there are 3 straight guys and a girl how is that configuration represented?

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  seekandplay

  yesterday

  I didn’t when I started out years back. It wasn’t until someone asked if I meant ‘this or that’…… I thought it was all the same! Just a bunch of initials. Nope! Lots to learn in this world!

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  Zpaset

  yesterday

  Never seen MFM, unless there's a Bi after it the F is always going to be the centre of attention.

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  MsSuperFoxy

  6 hours ago

  I think people define the dynamics differently anyway. For some, the letters indicate who's the focus. For others, it's simply the order of people involved. At the end of the day, what matters more is that everyone in the play session is on the same page and defines it the same way beforehand, as well as all parties giving consent. Also, same sex interaction in a play setting doesn't automatically mean someone is bi either. Sometimes people are comfortable with a once-off act in the moment, for the dynamic, curiosity, or shared pleasure. Labels don't always apply. Ms Foxy

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