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|November 02, 2025
I WANTED A THREE-WAY BUT ENDED UP MEETING MY BEST FRIENDS
ON A SATURDAY night during April of last year, I found myself at La Cita, a bar in downtown L.A., with my best friend Sam.
We had just come from a Springfest concert at USC, where I was a master's student, and we felt like continuing the night.
It ended with me meeting Gil, a former UCLA student with a mustache-and-goatee combo and a sarcastic sense of humor.
Over the summer, Gil and I kept texting and would meet up here and there. At one point, my other friend from school and I ended up at a bar by his house. I told him he should join us.
“What, like a three-way?” he responded jokingly.
That joke opened Pandora’s box, because the next thing I knew, he asked me if I ever had a three-way. I told him no, but I wanted to give it a try. I'm bisexual. He told me that we should arrange one.
He learned about an app called 3Fun, where couples can meet a “unicorn,” or a person willing to join a couple for some sexual fun. However, I noticed that the app was disproportionately outnumbered by couples than by single girls. So we realized we needed another strategy.
He knew I had my Hinge set to “girls” already, so he suggested I ask some of the women there if they wanted to have a three-way with us. I'm not exactly sure how we didn’t get banned from Hinge, but over the next couple months, in my free time, that is what I did. I went searching for possibilities.
In the winter, work was slow, so I had more time. I matched with a woman named Natalia. She was from another state but she was in Los Angeles, staying with her sister for the holidays. I asked her when she was available.
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