HollywoodExecDom
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Yes, I've come across duos, they aren't unheard of, but of course this is hard to find because: a) How often do even regular vanilla relationships work out, much less two subs? b) BDSM is a small subset of the population, bisexuality is a smaller subset of the population, and polyamorous women are an even smaller subset. The math narrows down the number of "twosomes," because you have to accept all those different minority status stipulations. c) Polyamorous relationships are generally harder to maintain than monogamous relationships - as there are unique stressors in polyamorous relationships that don't exist in monogamous relationships. d) Frequently the psychology of D/s causes subs to vie for the Doms or Dommes affection - often creating an atmosphere of jealousy and one upsmanship that means its more likely should the relationship dissolve, that the two subs go their separate ways, or a subs stays with a Dom, and less so that the two subs remain romantic. Nevertheless, I've seen this enough to typify some of the psychology behind it... More often from the psychology I've observed, duos seeking a Dom consist of two bisexual leaning lesbians who are turned on by the idea of the mutual experience of sacrificing themselves together to a male or more broadly maledom in general. In a large sense, going in, the emotional bond is between the two women and the male Dom is objectified as a physical challenge for them to face together, which the fantasy suggests will deepen their bond together. In older duos or more experience duos, the difference is that the two women are more often seeking the convenience of having another person and are acting more from fear abandonment of one another, so they seek out each others kinship and utilize their duo status in hopes of incentivizing getting another Dom. In your case, however, it really sounds more like you have a real special appreciation for one another.
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