Double Pussy Penetration

I have never had an opportunity to be in on a DVP, would like to try it. I am straight, just would like to see how much the woman enjoys two at the same time.

"If you spend too much time thinking about what your label should be... you may miss your chance for a DVP. "

2muchfunclub2, that is poetry in prose! :)

I'm trying to make it into a haiku.

If you are that afraid of touching a man, you are already gay

My girl wants this as of recent. We will do this soon and I am not gay at all

The problem with labels is, no one can agree on a definition for a label.
There are straight guys that have sex with men and straight guys that say a MFM threesome is gay. A guy watching a guy do a woman is gay. A guy watching you with a woman is gay.
So, yes, you have to ask.

And still a very yes for us!

Original question. "Any couples enjoy this? We love it!
Simple answer is yes or no.
Yes for us.

I've mentioned this before, but the ONLY value I see in labels here is in helping one find what they are looking for. Since the search engine can't filter on "Hetero-anything" it means you'd still need to not only read a profile, but in this case, ask what it means.

A number of couples enjoy adding a guy or 2 to their mix and if the guy from the couple is openly bi, there's a chance he may assume it's OK to suck your cock, and moreso if you claimed to be "heteroflexible. If in the heat of the moment a guy decides to suck my cock because one or both of us misinterpreted "heteroflexible", I'm not going to freak out, but it's not cool either.

I've been in lots of play situations with bi guys focused on pleasing a woman and the good ones that don't already know me will simply ask, "Is it OK if I suck your cock?" and that gives me the opportunity to say, "No thanks. It's not something I'm into." Easy-peasy, No harm, no foul.

Why does everything need to be labeled and categorized. Within moral reason, and it what feels good doesn’t affect anyone else, just go for it. Also, just my own personal opinion, asking AI anything is just a horrible idea

So we now need a category for Hetrosexual players maybe instead of bi curious

If you spend too much time thinking about what your label should be... you may miss your chance for a DVP.

We love dvp and always on the out look for couples and single guys that are into it!

The term heteroflexible is kind of wishy-washy due to the sometimes nature of it (i.e....occasional same-sex attractions or experiences.) It's not really a problem with the term/label as it is making assumptions about boundaries based on what someone thinks this means. Some may just assume intentional same gender contact is Ok if someone identifies as heteroflexible.

This is not a problem unique to this term as bi or bi-curious can have similar problems. The golden rule should be, "When in doubt, ask."

As for any time there will be any chance of same sex contact between guys (intentional or incidental), it just seems easier when the guys are bi. That doesn't mean bi play has to happen. It does mean that multiple bi guys focused on a single woman are less likely to have performance issues than straight guys IMHO.

I asked AI ?? and this is what it said.

"Heteroflexible" and "bisexual" are both terms used to describe sexual orientation, but they have different connotations:Bisexual: This term typically refers to individuals who are attracted to both their own gender and other genders. It encompasses a spectrum of attractions to more than one gender.Heteroflexible: This term is often used to describe individuals who primarily identify as heterosexual but may occasionally be open to or engage in same-sex experiences or relationships. It suggests a primarily heterosexual orientation with some degree of flexibility or openness to same-sex experiences.In summary, while both terms involve attraction to more than one gender, bisexual typically implies a consistent attraction to multiple genders, whereas heteroflexible suggests a primarily heterosexual orientation with occasional same-sex attractions or experiences.

My definition of the terms seems to fall closely in line with Mayhem and I pretty much feel the same way as well. I'm straight and have no issues with incidental touching or performing with others around or in close proximity.

Def agree with Knot on the position

We were thinking reverse cowgirl and doggie. Might have to invite you to Sunny Rest for some coaching.

Bucks, try either cowgirl or reverse cowgirl sitting on a couch or sitting on the edge of a bed. Guy on the bottom usually has to keep his legs together

We have a friend visiting for a few days next week, so we'll probably give it another try. We have not been successful in our prior attempts because we couldn't get legs and everything positioned quite right. We watched a few videos last week.

He and I both consider ourselves straight, but there isn't much we won't do to please her, regardless of how close our genitals get to each other.

Travelers- absolutely lol

Knot - Personally I tend to agree with your definition, but if you ask 10 other people you'll get 10 different answers and opinions.

Mayhem, the difference between Hetroflexable, Hetrosexual & Bi is Hetroflexable has NO romantic feelings for the same sex. It’s truly a sexual thing. If there was any sort of romantic feelings then they would be considered Bi which by definition is being able to be in a romantic relationship with either sex. When it comes to ONLY sexual play for pleasure then that’s where the term Hetroflexable came into play.
Now being able to stay erect while playing close to another cock is the reason WHY we look for hetroflexable guys although you then have performance anxiety being another cause for not being able to stay erect which comes into play whether you’re straight, hetroflexable or Bi. It’s happened to me on a two occasions playing with another couple which is now the reason I use a Bimix shot during LS play just to be safe.

KnotUrAvgCpl - "...there are always going to be that time when cocks slip out of a pussy and we want someone who isn’t against grabbing another cock to slip it back in..."

Been there, done that, not an issue for me because again, the focus is on pleasing the women at the center of this play. I suspect I'm rare when it comes to this. BTW - There are definitions that say that "sometimes" a heteroflexible person will have same gender romantic or sexual interests, so this can be a problem with assumptions based on labels.

The bigger problem in pulling this off at all is finding guys that can even perform around other guys. When doing same room play, we used to have a rule that I could not fuck the women I was with until her male half did this with my wife first. We found a number of guys that couldn't get/stay hard if I started fucking first. I don't usually have this problem. Unfortunately some guys think more foreplay is better, and it's not. Especially when they lose it as a result.

FWIW - The "fuck last" rule kind of went away once we started doing separate room play.

Mayhem we don’t rule out guys that list as straight especially on this site where Straight, Bi or Bi curious is the only options to pick from but we do ask during vetting to be more specific especially when someone says Open Minded in their profile.
So many terms these days and everyone has their own definition of them as well. Hetroflexable to us means no sexual attraction to the same sex but when it comes to sexual play then pleasure is pleasure and usually will only entail soft play between same sex individuals if it goes that far. We look for hetroflexable guys because we just don’t want someone who is ok with being close to another cock during play because during DV or DP there are always going to be that time when cocks slip out of a pussy and we want someone who isn’t against grabbing another cock to slip it back in if they are on the back end or vise versa. She also loves being fucklicked and fingered at the same time so there is that closeness as well.

Beachcouple7386 - There may be different definitions for this. The one I saw indicated same gender romantic or sexual interest.

The difference here is whether the same gender contact is incidental or intentional.