@chriscrush

What's the best way to approach including my GF's best friend in our relationship?

Before I begin, I want to clarify that this is a decision I've already made. I just want some advice on how to do it best. I came here to cut out any feminists or blue pill betas diluting the conversation and figured this was the best place to ask.

For context, I (Chris, 24), am living with my girlfriend (Kyleigh, 22) and her best friend (Emma, 22). They have known each other since Middle School. I started dating Kyleigh when she was a freshman and I was a Junior in college (4 years). Kyleigh and Emma were roommates until last year, when I talked my girl into dropping out of college, and they both moved in with me (initially to save them both money, but I think there was more behind it). I graduated 2 years ago and have been successful, certainly enough to provide all three of us with a comfortable living space and food. The arrangement is that I provide for the household, and they split the domestic labor, with some waitressing on the side for pocket money. All three of us grew up in the same conservative community, neither are feminists, and both have values about politics, religion, and family that align with mine.

I've known for a while that Emma is attracted to me. She's a virgin (as was Kyleigh before we started dating), and she's always complaining that "she can't find a guy like Chris" to Kyleigh. Since the three of us began living together, it's gotten a lot more obvious. When we watch a movie, for instance, Emma will take one side of me and Kyleigh the other. My girlfriend has shown absolutely no resistance so far as Emma gets physically closer to me. That includes a few drunk hook-ups that Kyleigh has laughed off as just us being drunk. While sober, I've slapped her ass and made other advances with my girlfriend in the room to test the waters, and she's shown no signs of resistance, maybe just because she knows better, but also maybe because she's into the idea, I'm not sure yet.

At this point, since I'm providing both of these females a place to live and basically paying for their lifestyles, I'd like to get more than just the cooking, cleaning, laundry, etc. out of it. If Emma is going to enjoy the lifestyle of being essentially my second girlfriend, then I feel it's fair that I get what I deserve sexually out of that relationship. As far as I see it, everybody wins.

I want to be clear that I'm not mad about my financial obligations (my girl is a 7 and Emma is an 8), I just want to capitalize on the situation and maximize my value here. I know it's not common in Western society today, but there's no reason why a man who can support multiple females and their children shouldn't be able to have multiple wives. Not to digress too much, but if more guys did it might do something to help turn around the birthrate and built stronger, male-led families, which we're obviously in dire need of. It also serves the broader mission of increasing male sexual power, which I've always appreciated about this group.

I'm curious what you guys think the best way to accomplish this is. Advice is appreciated, and I'll fill in any blanks I missed if you need them.

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