Luke Murray describes how mentally rehearsing an upcoming threesome has shifted his sense of self-worth and confidence. He says imagining the validation and connection makes him feel worthy in any social setting, from casual conversations to encounters with Bill Gates or celebrities.
I'm gonna have a threesome this week, and I want to talk in this video about that being in my brain has totally changed my perspective. I'm going to have a threesome for the first time in my life with two beautiful women that are super pumped about it. And when I thought about that, I was like, wait a minute, man, I'm— I don't care what happens this weekend. Worst case scenario, I'm getting laid by two people at the same time. That's amazing. But I was like, wait a minute, but that hasn't happened yet. But I recognize that walking into that environment as if that has already happened, or as if that's going to be happening, as if I've already felt what I'm excited to feel, which is just the sexual connection and validation of, of multiple women. So having in my brain, feeling the energy of that kind of validation makes me feel worthy. And that's the energy that I'm bringing into the room when I'm talking to, I don't know, Bill Gates or some movie star or whoever I might meet.
