Hi all,
I had been pondering for a while now the question if three people can have a functioning love relationship.
The upload of the documentary THREE brought up some interesting points in a conversation I had with Mike in the comments section. http://tracker.gaytorrent.ru/details.php?id=110516
So what do you think? Does it work?
Share your experiences and opinions.
B.
Here the comments:
#61254 by mikexryanDonor (User) at 2011-07-05 05:42:50 GMT-
Just a quick note to thank you for uploading this video. I fell head over heels in love with all three of these guys and the documentary deserves accolades and awards. Excellent! Thank you sooooo much!
#61261 by richardg8092 (User) at 2011-07-05 11:56:07 GMT-
OK - I admit it - I started watching this purely for the perv value.
But the further in I got, the more interesting it became.
These three boys seem to have the most amazing 3some relationship. And it's all so natural. Makes you wonder why we don't hear more about this kind of thing….
I've found myself thinking about this documentary for days afterwards.
Intriguing. Well worth the download.
#61300 by mikexryanDonor (User) at 2011-07-06 03:14:56 GMT-
I STILL think about this documentary and even tho' married, have not shared it with my husband yet because the idea of bringing in a third is intriguing to me, not so sure about him (husband). These three guys are in their mid-twenties (I'd guess) while Greg and I are now 31 and he 33. Greg had been married to his college girlfriend at twenty and divorced five years later when we met as coaches on a junior soccer league for 12YOs. He had never been in a same-sex relationship much less kissed a guy but I made it clear up front that I was openly gay and it didn't seem to bother him. We surfed, played tennis, went to Giants baseball games, he came for breakfast lunch and dinner - I had been a chef for three years and he still can't make toast. He's all guy, can't decorate or put a bouquet together but he can design a beautiful building. We became inseparable and he would always 'check in' with me - "We going out for dinner tonight? You wanna see a movie? Meet me at the Royal Coffee House..." stuff like that. I was mad for him - shoulder length brown hair, big brown eyes, a surfer's body, great chest, legs, arms, beautiful smile, a quiet kind of guy. I wanted to go to bed with all that at least once and now it is every night. I finally broke down and confessed my feelings and he panicked. We didn't speak for three days and it was killing me then he quietly knocked at the door. "You gotta show me what to do..."
That was back in 2004 just before our Mayor announced he was going to allow same-sex marriage. We had lived together for five months by then and he had changed from a guy who was at first reluctant to hold my hand in public to a guy who would kiss me goodbye in front of his co-workers and boss as though we were alone, in the kitchen. And it was his proposal two days before Newsom declared gay marriage when he stepped into my shower one morning, "If we could get married would you marry me? You know I love you, right?" That was the first time he had ever said those words to me even tho' I had said them to him many times. So we did get married three weeks later in the backyard of my oldest gay friend over in Castro. That was, geez, seven years ago.
Anyway ... I'm veering off here ... he remains the most exciting man to me and we have sex just about everywhere. He is continually hit on by women - they have even called the house not aware that he is married to another man! And it is disconcerting when we walk into a business party (he's an architect) or business dinner where people don't know we're a couple much less legally married. Despite being introduced as his husband some women ignore it or believe they can convince him otherwise. I used to wonder what he said and was standing back to back when I heard him tell a pretty brunette probably twenty that he was 'taken'. "Is she here?" asked the women and he looked around, found me behind him and took ahold of my suit coat and tugged me toward him. "No, but he is. Have you met my better half?"
Again, I'm veering off.
Our marriage has little in common with "Three" other then we love each other as much as John, Kris and Gary love each other.
And they do appear to be very much in love with each other. There are some subtle signs tho' about their individual status and position within in the marriage - from what I got from the conversations John and Gary must have been a couple first for several years. Gary and Kris don't wear wedding rings while John does. Gary is the (openly) promiscuous one who insists on having sex outside the marriage and is required to wear a condom when they have sex together. Gary is a dedicated bottom, doesn't like to top. John comes off as the most masculine, the top, while Kris, handsome, hung, gregarious and the prettier of the three seems less secure and will perform as top and bottom - the 'pleaser' in the relationship. He's the late comer to the marriage while Gary comes off as the outsider. Example: When Gary arrives he has to be let into their home because he doesn't have a key (?) (John: "We should give him a key...")
Each incredibly sexy and good looking with beautiful bodies and ample cocks but then, the filmmaker is the guy behind Bel Ami productions which is probably where these three first met. Nice to know their real home is San Francisco (our home).
I did toss around the idea of running an ad on Craigslist seeking a possible third but let it go looking down at my own wedding ring. I love Greg too much. And I wonder where John, Kris and Gary are today, in 2011, because this film was made in 1996 - fifteen years ago. Are they still together, happy in their three-way marriage? Anyone know? (Dear Filmmaker, a follow-up, please?)
A beautiful, well-made film.
Mike 
Last edited by mikexryan at 2011-07-06 03:55:23 GMT
#61304 by ballard1Donor (Power User) at 2011-07-06 05:04:05 GMT- [Edit]-
Hi Mike,
thanks for sharing your innermost thoughts. It's great to hear other opinions on this subject. Congrats on your marriage!
Well, I too have wondered what happened to the three boys from the docu… 15 years later. Two of them must be in their mid 40s by now. A followup would be cool.
What do you think about opening a thread on the subject THREE in the forum? Would be interesting to see what others think about such relationships... I doubt that many people here will ever read this, now that the torrent is a few days old and the wave has passed...
Let me know.
B.
#61308 by mikexryanDonor (User) at 2011-07-06 06:18:27 GMT
Sounds like a good idea. I would like to know what others may be feeling and may know about the trio. You're right, they would be in their 40's now. Look up Howard Roffman in Wikipedia - the man was (born 1955) and is an American lawyer representing Lucasfilms and a photographer who specializes in the male full frontal nude photography. 1955 vs 2011 would make him 56 today. He lives in San Francisco with his long term partner Duane Waters. The last artistic thing he did was a book entitled Texas Twins: The Story of Morgan & Nash by Howard Roffman (2007, Hardcover) Review: "This hot photo book explores the steamy world of male twins. In this case, The Story of Morgan and Nash- Texas Twins. Nash is straight and Morgan is gay and even though they are identical twins they are different as night and day. The photographer, Howard Roffman catches these young men at their best and he gives brief descriptions in his short foreword. We are left to guess who is Nash and who is Morgan (unless I just missed the page that says WHO IS WHO.) That's okay - it makes this coffee table photobook even hotter. It allows us to imagine. We get to see everthing on these young men- full frontal, playfulness and even vulnerability. I am pretty sure I know which one is Nash and which one is Morgan. Let's just say- well-I'm good at solving mysteries- view this book and the mystery may solve itself- whatever that means."
This tells us Howard was active four years ago. I'll look around SF and see if he is accessible. Perhaps he can update us on John, Kris and Gary.
Mike


