X-Men Preferences and Imagines

How they would feel about a threesome

Logan Howlett:
Logan is hesitant about the idea of a threesome at first, his protective and possessive nature making it difficult for him to imagine sharing you with anyone else. He's a man who knows exactly what he wants, and he isn't the type to share easily, especially when it comes to someone he cares about deeply. The thought of another person being involved stirs something primal in him, making his instincts flare. But there's a part of him that's curious, the part that has lived through so much and seen even more. He could be convinced if he knew it was something you truly desired, but it would be on his terms, with strict boundaries in place. Even then, he's not entirely sure how he'd feel once it was over, knowing someone else had touched what he considers his. The jealousy might linger longer than he'd care to admit, though he'd never blame you for it. Deep down, Logan craves intimacy that's exclusive, raw, and untamed, and the idea of adding another person into that equation doesn't sit quite right with him.

Scott Summers:
Scott is surprisingly more open to the idea than you might have expected, though it stems from his desire to make you happy rather than any deep personal interest. He's always been a bit more traditional in his views, preferring the steady and reliable connection between two people. But with you, Scott is willing to explore new possibilities if it means strengthening your relationship and keeping things exciting. He'd approach the conversation with caution, wanting to make sure you're on the same page and that it's something you genuinely want. He wouldn't be the type to rush into it, needing to carefully weigh the emotional implications and ensure it wouldn't create any strain between you. Scott is thoughtful, always considering the potential risks, and he'd want to be absolutely certain that it wouldn't hurt your bond in any way. Though not something he'd typically pursue, he's not entirely against the idea, especially if it's something you feel strongly about. But in the end, he's happiest when it's just the two of you, where he can give you his undivided attention and love.

Young Charles Xavier:
Charles is intrigued by the concept, his open-mindedness and curiosity making him more likely to consider it seriously. He's not one to shy away from new experiences or exploring the complexities of human relationships, and a threesome would be no different. He'd approach it intellectually, analyzing the emotional, physical, and psychological aspects before coming to any conclusions. Charles would want to ensure that the decision was mutual, with clear communication between all parties involved. He's not threatened by the idea, confident in his connection with you, and understands that love and desire can take many forms. There's a sense of liberation in his thinking, a belief that as long as everyone is consenting and comfortable, then there's no harm in exploring new dynamics. However, he's also deeply empathetic, and if he sensed even the slightest hesitation from you, he wouldn't pursue it any further. Charles is more concerned with your emotional well-being than any fleeting thrill, but if it felt right for both of you, he could see himself enjoying the experience, finding joy in both the physical and emotional exploration.

Young Erik Lehnsherr:
Erik, on the other hand, is much more resistant to the idea of a threesome. He's intensely passionate and fiercely protective, and the thought of sharing you with someone else brings out the darker, possessive side of him. He's not interested in experimenting when it comes to his relationship with you; in his eyes, you're his, and the idea of another person getting involved doesn't sit well with him. Erik's emotions run deep, and he doesn't do anything halfway. His love for you is consuming, almost to the point of obsession, and he wouldn't want to introduce anyone else into something so personal and sacred to him. He views a threesome as something that could potentially damage the bond you share, and that's not a risk he's willing to take. Erik is all about loyalty and intensity, and he needs to feel like he's the only one who can make you feel that way. For him, love and desire are meant to be experienced between two people, and the idea of a third person would only complicate things in ways he's not willing to entertain.

Young Hank McCoy:
Hank is deeply conflicted about the idea of a threesome. His intellectual side tells him to be open-minded, to consider the possibility as just another facet of human sexuality that can be explored without judgment. But his emotional side is much more hesitant. Hank values the emotional connection he shares with you, and he worries that bringing someone else into the equation could disrupt that. He's prone to overthinking, and the thought of potentially causing harm to your relationship by introducing a third person makes him anxious. While he's not necessarily opposed to the idea in theory, in practice, he's unsure if he could handle the emotional complexity it might bring. Hank is a bit insecure when it comes to matters of the heart, and the idea of someone else being with you, even temporarily, taps into those insecurities. He'd likely err on the side of caution, preferring to maintain the intimacy you share as something sacred between the two of you, rather than complicating it with someone else.

Peter Maximoff:
Peter would be the most excited about the idea of a threesome, viewing it as a fun, thrilling adventure that could spice up the relationship. He's always been more carefree and lighthearted in his approach to life, and that extends to his views on relationships as well. Peter doesn't see the harm in exploring new experiences as long as everyone is on board and having a good time. He'd approach the idea with an open mind and a mischievous grin, ready to make the experience as enjoyable and comfortable as possible for all involved. There's no jealousy in him, at least not in this context, because he's confident in your bond and knows that a threesome wouldn't change how he feels about you. For Peter, it's all about having fun, trying new things, and keeping the relationship exciting. He's the type to dive in headfirst, embracing the experience with enthusiasm and a playful attitude, seeing it as just another way to strengthen your connection while also having a bit of fun along the way.