A British couple who have been dating for six years said threesomes have helped strengthen their relationship — and they are encouraging other longtime lovers to try one out in 2022.
The experimental partners — who go by the names Bonnie and Tommy Slayed on OnlyFans — told the Daily Star that regularly having ménages à trois builds both intimacy and trust.
“A shared new experience and doing something together for the first time is so exciting,” the kinky couple cooed in an interview on Thursday.
Bonnie and Tommy started inviting others into their bedroom shortly after they began dating back in 2015, and say it gave their relationship a solid foundation.
“For us, it was liberating to be able to be honest with each other about our desires with no judgment,” Tommy, 31, stated. “Communication is everything and the cornerstone to any relationship.”
“Couples who are great communicators always have the best sex – we’ve found, anyway,” he added.
Tommy told the publication that other couples could also benefit from the raunchy sex practice — saying it will not only encourage better communication but also lead to a deeper understanding of a partner’s sexual desires.
He advocated that any married person interested in a threesome broach the subject with their spouse.
“Chances are, your partner would like to add another dimension to their sex life as well, so unless you talk about it, you’ll never know,” he declared.
“Creating moments like this in your relationship can lead to greater levels of intimacy and trust.”
Bonnie and Tommy have two young children and recently got engaged. But they say they have no plans to stop having threesomes.
The couple recently joined OnlyFans, and regularly rake in up to 6,000 pounds, or about $8,000, a month by posting kinky content.
There, they have threesomes with both men and women.
Meanwhile, a poll by dating app 3Fun found that three-quarters of couples who try out a threesome say it has been of benefit to their relationship.
“Most of the people enter the lifestyle when their marriages have grown strong and they know it would be safe,” app spokeswoman Jennifer White stated.
“People in the lifestyle don’t lack love or commitment. On the contrary, they do love each other and are loyal to themselves.”
