Hello, lovely visitors to my little wet spot on the internet! Today, we’re talking about how to approach your husband when you’re interested in exploring a cuckold relationship. This is a question I’ve received from Sally (not her real name) and several others, and I think her situation is something a lot of women might relate to. So, let’s get right into it, shall we?
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Sally wrote in with a story that probably feels familiar to some of you. She and her husband were chatting about their sexual fantasies one evening, and out of nowhere, he brought up the idea of cuckolding. At first, she didn’t quite get it. I mean, why would any guy be into something like that? But curiosity got the best of her, and she started looking into it.
To her surprise, the more she learned about the fetish, the more intrigued she became. The idea of finding a friend with benefits to “treat” her husband with some cuckolding action once a week began to sound more and more appealing. And though it seemed almost too good to be true, Sally found herself fantasizing about the thrill of it all—especially the thought of bringing home a creampie for her husband. The only thing holding her back? She’s worried about how to bring it up without hurting his feelings or damaging their relationship.
So, let’s help Sally out, shall we? This one is for you if you’re in a similar boat, or you’ve heard about this fetish but aren’t quite sure how to go about discussing it with your partner.
Why Did He Bring It Up?
First things first, Sally: your husband brought up cuckolding because he’s genuinely into the idea. Whether it’s something he fantasizes about or a lifestyle he’s seriously considering, it’s a desire he has, and he’s shared it with you because he trusts you. That’s a big deal! It means he feels comfortable enough to be vulnerable and open with you about something that’s clearly important to him.
Now, this doesn’t mean you need to jump into bed with someone else straight away. The fact that he hasn’t brought it up again might mean he’s not sure how you feel about it, or he could be waiting for you to process the idea before discussing it further. He may not even know how he feels about it. Either way, communication is key here. You’ve got to talk to him about it, but don’t worry—we’ll get to how you can do that in a minute.
Understanding the Fantasy
Before you have that all-important chat with your husband, it’s crucial to understand what this fantasy means for both of you. Cuckolding isn’t just about the act of sleeping with someone else; it’s about the emotions and power dynamics involved. For some men, it’s about the thrill of seeing their partner with someone else, the feeling of humiliation, or even the excitement of the taboo.
For you, Sally, it sounds like the idea of being with someone more passionate and intense is appealing. That’s completely normal! You mentioned that your husband is more emotional and gentle during lovemaking, and while that’s lovely, sometimes a girl craves a bit of wild passion, doesn’t she? The good news is that cuckolding can be a way to explore these different sides of your sexuality while still maintaining a strong connection and potentially even strengthening your connection with your husband.
But—and this is a big but—you need to make sure this is something you both want. Cuckolding can bring up intense emotions, and it’s not for everyone. The last thing you want is to dive into this without being on the same page, only to find out that it’s more than either of you can handle.
The Conversation: How to Bring It Up
Okay, so let’s talk about how you can bring this up with your husband without hurting his ego or making things awkward. Here’s a simple plan to guide you through the conversation:
- Pick the Right Moment: Choose a time when you’re both relaxed and in a good mood. Maybe after a nice dinner or during a quiet evening at home. You don’t want to spring this on him during a stressful time or when he’s distracted. Have a few drinks to loosen up the conversation but this needs to be a generally sober conversation because drunk ideas hit much harder when you sober up.
- Be Honest and Open: Start by acknowledging that he brought up the idea of cuckolding and you weren’t overly receptive about it because you didn’t understand it. Mention that you did some research and it got you thinking. You could say something like, “Remember when we talked about fantasies, and you mentioned cuckolding? I’ve done some research and I’ve given it some thought and I’m curious to learn more about what that would mean for us.”
- Ask Questions: This is where you can get a sense of what he’s really interested in. Ask him if it’s something he fantasizes about or if he’s serious about trying it. Does he want to role-play, or is he thinking about something more real? Let him share his thoughts without interrupting or judging.
- Share Your Feelings: Once he’s had a chance to talk, it’s your turn. Let him know that you’re intrigued by the idea but that you’re also nervous. Share your fantasies, like the idea of being with someone more passionate, and your concerns, such as the risks of unprotected sex. This is a great time to discuss boundaries and what you’re both comfortable with. It is important that you share your feelings and also the motivating factors about cuckolding.
- Refer to Resources: If you’re both on the same page and want to explore this further, you might want to check out my blog on the Cuckold Homework Assignment. It’s a great way to start the conversation about his needs and desires while also setting the stage for what you’re both looking for in this dynamic.
- Keep the Conversation Going: This isn’t a one-and-done talk. Cuckolding is a big step, and it’s important to keep communicating as you explore it. Check in with each other regularly, set aside time for this specific topic, talk about how you’re feeling, and make adjustments as needed. Remember, this is your relationship, and it should be a source of joy and satisfaction for both of you to explore the things that stimulate you both sexually and psychologically.
The Fantasy vs. Reality
One thing to keep in mind, Sally, is that there’s a big difference between fantasy and reality. The idea of cuckolding might be incredibly hot when you’re thinking about it, but actually doing it can bring up a lot of emotions. That’s why it’s so important to talk and to go at a pace that feels right for both of you.
You might decide to dip your toes in the water with some light role-playing before jumping into the deep end. Or, you might decide that this is something you both want to explore fully. Either way, the key is to be honest with each other and to prioritize your relationship above all else.
The Creampie Fantasy
Now, let’s talk about that creampie fantasy of yours. I love how naughty you’re getting, Sally! The idea of bringing home a creampie for your husband can be incredibly arousing, but I totally get your concerns about unprotected sex. It’s a big risk, and it’s important to be safe and responsible.
If this is something you really want to explore, you’ll need to have an open and honest conversation with your potential partner about protection, boundaries, and health. Some couples choose to use condoms and still play with the idea of a creampie through other means—like using a lube or fluid to simulate the experience. It’s all about finding what works for you and your husband while keeping things safe. Consider that like all new sexual experiences, cuckolding loses its emotional impact over time so why not start slow with baby steps and tackle one fantasy at a time. The creampie idea might be something that you work up to once you’ve established a regular partner and you both get tested for sexually transmitted infections.
What Would He Do, Anyway?
When it comes to cuckolding, humiliation is a topic that needs careful consideration because it can be a crucial element for some and a deal-breaker for others. For certain cuckolds, the thrill of being humiliated—whether through teasing about their inadequacies or being reminded of their role in the dynamic—can be deeply arousing and central to their experience. However, for others, the idea of humiliation is absolutely abhorrent and could lead to feelings of resentment or emotional distress. This is why it’s so important to have an open and honest discussion with your partner about whether humiliation has a place in your relationship and, if so, to what extent. Every cuckold relationship is unique, and understanding each other’s boundaries and desires is essential for creating a dynamic that’s satisfying and respectful for both partners.
Embrace Reclaiming
Reclaiming after a cuckold experience is a powerful and often essential practice for maintaining the emotional bond between you and your husband. While it may seem strange at first, the act of reclaiming helps to mend any temporary rift that might have been created by your time with another man. It reassures him that, despite the unique dynamic of your relationship, you still belong together as a couple. Psychologically, reclaiming can provide a sense of closure and reaffirmation, allowing him to feel secure and valued in the relationship. Some people might view reclaiming negatively, associating it with a sense of ownership over one another. However, I believe it has nothing to do with ownership in a possessive sense. Instead, it’s about reaffirming your partnership and the deep connection you share. Reclaiming can be a beautiful way to reconnect and remind each other that, no matter where your sexual exploration takes you, the bond you share remains strong and unbreakable.
A Word on Emotions
Finally, let’s touch on the emotional side of things. Cuckolding can be a rollercoaster of emotions for both partners. For your husband, it might bring up feelings of excitement, arousal, and even jealousy. For you, it could be a mix of empowerment, pleasure, and perhaps a bit of guilt. That’s why it’s so important to keep the lines of communication open and to be there for each other every step of the way.
If at any point either of you feels uncomfortable or unsure, take a step back and reassess. There’s no rush, and there’s no need to push yourselves into something that doesn’t feel right. Remember, this is about enhancing your relationship and making it even stronger, not creating tension or hurt feelings.
Conclusion: No Regrets, Just Love
So, Sally, the takeaway here is simple: talk to your husband. He brought up cuckolding because it’s something he wants to consider exploring with you, and now that you’re interested too, it’s time to have an open and honest conversation about what this could mean for your relationship. This may be something that a sexy conversation can satisfy or perhaps you will be a full-on cuckold couple in thirty days time.
Whether you decide to dive into this lifestyle or keep it as a fantasy, the most important thing is that you and your husband are on the same page. As you explore each other’s desires and boundaries, you’ll find the right balance that works for both of you. And who knows? This could be the beginning of an exciting new chapter in your relationship, filled with passion, connection, and mutual satisfaction.
So go ahead, have that conversation, and enjoy the journey together. No regrets, just love.
Telling your husband you want a cuckold relationship is the easy part. Creating the right setting for a positive response is more difficult. She might start with a subtle FLR, once this is established, and he’s accepted her dominant role, a locking chastity cage would be the the next logical step, along with training him into gradually longer chastity periods. Next would be some SPH (even if he’s of average size) and a few weeks of subtle hints that needs something “bigger” to fulfill her needs. Once this setting is firmly in place, he’s sexually aroused, but securely locked, and knows the only hope for release is to please her, then…it’s time for her to say something like “You’re the love of my life, but you’re not enough for me. I want another man to fulfill sexual needs” (Don’t ask him – – tell him!) By this time he’ll be used to obeying her, and will usually agree to give it a try. If he does not agree, don’t give up, carry on with the chastity training, along with some edging, teasing, ruined orgasms, keeping aroused, but locked. Carry on with more subtle hints she needs something bigger then , after a few weeks, tell him again you want another man. It may take several cycles of this, but In time his resistance will weaken, and he’ll eventually agree to give it a try. Good things, sometimes take time.
Exactly. This man gets it!
Thank You. Just a creative writing exercise. 🙂
“If he does not agree, don’t give up, carry on with the chastity training, along with some edging, teasing, ruined orgasms, keeping aroused, but locked. Carry on with more subtle hints she needs something bigger then , after a few weeks, tell him again you want another man. It may take several cycles of this, but In time his resistance will weaken, and he’ll eventually agree to give it a try. “
It seems like a blueprint for tricking the husband into eventually agreeing to do something that he doesn’t want to do. Then what? Live happily ever after?
It seems like a blueprint for tricking the husband into eventually agreeing to do something that he doesn’t want to do.
subhubphx – Yes, it is a blueprint, and so it should be. Please remember we’re talking about a FEMALE led relationship here. What she wants takes priority over what he wants. If she wants him caged, edged, and cuckolded, then that’s how it will be. 🙂
Ridiculous. Consent doesn’t matter then? Is all of that critical communication that gets talked about here all the time supposed only to be one way with no regard for the submissive’s needs? He already said he doesn’t want the cuckolding. Ignoring that fact and plotting and planning to systematically make him accept something he already said he doesn’t want is despicable. By your logic, if she simply just wanted him to be without arms, he should accept it. Where does it end?
When I read the title, I thought you meant the topic being first brought up by her, not him. In your example, he had already made hints at it. What happens to many men is she immediately rejects the idea, but what many “wannabees” don’t know is it may take a long time for this idea to be digested by her. Some wives take years to revisit the topic, but be assured, she is thinking about it as she does everything else you tell her!
Over at Our Hot Wives (OHW) this is a well explored topic, if only for its novelty. Men seem to be the majority initiators of this. From the many threads posted there, it appears that when women suggest this on their own, they have often already initiated some extra marital adventures, or at least awash with offers. Not scientific, but none the less a trend I have observed in that forum.
This forum approaches cuckolding as the result of mostly male initiated FLR. This path is but one of many ways to end up into cuckolding, and based on this unique pathway, one that can be safely called the more natural evolution. Not inevitable, but an easier transition from the vanilla world.
You have busy with the cuckolding topic, Emma. I think it’s time for you to write the book!
I really think that the potential submissive and cuckold who WANTS to be a good servant and enjoy watching his wife with a “real man ” needs an intelligent girl to lead him to that goal.
That girl should know what her submissive really desire, and with these chastity techniques, SPH, tease and denial, etc she will take him to the subspace that he really searches and be able to accept his true desires:
To be put on his knees and clean up her wife with love after she has had a good time with another man.
Thank you.
“…the potential submissive and cuckold who WANTS …”
The key word is “WANTS”. If he wants, then consent is given, in which case, knock yourselves out and have a great time.
If he doesn’t want to, but he is coerced, then it’s deception. Where there is deception there can be no trust.
Subhubphx: Do you really think there are couples who practice cuckolding, spanking, erotic humiliation or any other kind of fetishes against the sub will?
Chastity, SPH, etc are just a game to help the sub have what he really wants.
Can you imagine a couple in which the husband is treated as a slave against his will? I don’t think that even exist.
It’s necessary to understand that cuckolding works for some people and not for others.
You may support any other ways of submission which are not OK for others.
Thanks.
I’m sure there are, and I’m sure that it is a very small number, but that isn’t the point. If it is what he really wants, then, of course, have at it and live your best life. But that’s not what was said. The husband DIDN’T want it, and the advice was how to get him to want it. In such a scenario, it is entirely possible, even likely, that the husband will succumb out of fear of losing her, say he wants it, when he doesn’t. Then what?
I have zero problems with cuckolding or any other mutually agreed-upon kinks. It’s not my place to judge, and I never do. I eagerly support relationships where consent exists and mutual desires are met. But some of the overly generalized things that are said are not that and are dangerous.