Cuckolding From a Woman’s Perspective

Cuckolding From a Woman’s Perspective

I wrote about the appeal of a cuckold and hotwife relationship for women and it continues to be one of my most popular blogs. I've wanted to revisit it a few times but until recently I haven't felt like I've been comfortable answering it just yet due to my own lack of experience with the genre. Over the last few months, Kev and I have done our fair share of experimentation in the world of cuckolding and we both enjoy it tremendously. I've been challenged with understanding the aura and undertone of sexual novelty with the practice and I wanted to ensure that I fully understand the relationship between humiliation, cuckolding and my own experience of being a woman.

The definition of cuckolding is when a man has a sexual relationship with another man's wife or girlfriend. The boyfriend or husband would be the cuck and the other man would be the cuckolder or bull. Cuckolding may happen because the cuck is unable to satisfy his wife for medical reasons or simply because of a decrease in arousal due to a long term relationship. Overfamiliarity in long term relationships is the largest cause of erotic dissatisfaction and it is completely natural. In fact over 40% of heterosexual women fantasize about voyeuristic cuckolding having their partner watch them with someone else.

What is the cuck's sexual role in a cuckold relationship? Maintenance sex is key to an ongoing healthy sexual relationship of any kind but especially so in a cuckold relationship. Maintenance sex is regular sex with your husband and a baseline for other enjoyment outside of that core relationship. Maintenance sex is weekly or biweekly sex that is either planned or expected. It is rately spontaneous and isn't usually overly hot and is intended to meet the baseline needs of the sexual relationship. There is no sexual bond for a sexless relationship. A couple that is not meeting their baseline sexual needs is arguably not a healthy well rounded sexual relationship. The man will not have an innate sexual ownership of the woman and the woman will not have a sexual bond with the man. A relationship without frequent maintenance sex is a nesting partner relationship. If there is no active sexual bond, there is no sense of loss or humiliation for the cuck. In fact he is not a cuck at all, just a man that is still present in a relationship that has already ended. You might call that a cuck but I'd call it something different entirely.

Swinging and cuckolding are inherently different. Swinging is typically a swapping of wives or a threesome of equal partners. Equality and fairness are more tantamount in a swinging relationship. Swinging is often called wifeswapping - you get my wife and I get yours, bro. Cuckolding is a relationship with another man who provides me more sexual satisfaction than my cuck. I verbalize that and everyone is aware that the bull is providing something that the cuck is not. This can be more stamina, larger penis, more dominance or many other things. He is fulfilling unmet sexual and sometimes emotional needs. A cuckold relationship can usually be thought of as physical dating and not emotional dating unless you choose to mix your cuckoldry with elements of polyamory.

Humiliation is not a necessary part of a cuckold relationship. As an optional component, it heightens the levels of power, dominance from the woman and submission for the cuck. Many couples find that humiliation is a necessary part of a cuckold relationship to help rationalize the sexual dynamic by making the cuck have temporary feelings of worthlessness. Society does not prepare us for this so humiliation helps us by sexualizing our insecurities. My husband loves pleasing me sexually and takes much of his self worth from knowing that I am a sexually satisfied wife. Humiliation allows him to still feel that he is providing for me through another person. For example, if our heater was broken my husband can say he got the heater fixed even if the heater repair man did it. A bull in this scenario is the hired help that my husband called to get the heater fixed. He made it happen and I am sexually satisfied because he allowed it to happen. Saying "allowed it to happen" is controversial but he does have relationship autonomy and while he cannot tell me what to do, he can choose to participate in the relationship or not. Both partners have relationship boundaries that they can allow or disallow.

Humiliation is also key to amplifying feelings of jealousy especially for men who have lower levels of jealousy toward their partner. Men prone to compersion, those who take pleasure from watching their partner may not get the same benefits of cuckold experience so humiliation builds their jealousy and feelings of inadequacy. While jealousy can be an ugly emotion, it can be a tremendous ego boost for many women to know that their partners are jealous. To have a partner who is jealous means that you have a partner that craves you at the most carnal level. Unrestrained jealousy is bad but managed jealousy is an incredibly attractive characteristic for many women. Humiliation helps him manage his jealousy and keeps the hormonal response levels high for the duration of the experience.…

Sexuality Explained: The Seven Year Itch

Sexuality Explained: The Seven Year Itch

We've all heard of the dreaded Seven Year Itch, a phrase commonly used to describe a point in a marriage or long-term relationship when a couple may experience a period of restlessness or dissatisfaction. It suggests that after approximately seven years of being together, couples may begin to feel a decline in their initial excitement and romantic feelings, leading to a potential increase in temptation and wandering thoughts.

The idea of this hypothetical point in time became well known by its association with a 1955 comedy film of the same name, "The Seven Year Itch," starring Marilyn Monroe. In the film, a man's wife and child leave town for the summer, and he finds himself tempted by a beautiful neighbor, played by Marilyn Monroe. Marilyn is so beautiful and inspirational!

The concept of the "seven-year itch" has been widely discussed in popular culture, literature, and psychology, though it's important to note that it's not a scientific or psychological phenomenon. Relationships can go through various stages and challenges, and the timeline for when couples may face difficulties or changes in their dynamics can vary widely. There is no consensus on the exact itch duration but some psychologists call it a 3, 5, 7 or 10 year itch. Regardless of the itch, what is the psychology behind our potential partner boredom?

One theory is that our bodies & minds change and undergo a renaissance every five to seven years. Austrian philosopher Rudolf Steiner's theory of seven year cycles suggests that human development is based on astrology. A far more likely theory is that our bodies are designed to part ways after child rearing so we can re-partner and further diversify our dna. Human babies are one of the most helpless creatures from birth until about 5-6 years of age. Could it be that our bodies are designed to reject partners after offspring is at an age where they are self sufficient? Scientific American says the the four-year divorce peak among modern humans may represent the remains of ancestral reproductive strategy to stay bonded at least long enough to raise a child through infancy and early toddlerhood. This may create a weak point in our unions.

Whether influenced by child bearing age, or by a change in our bodies and minds it is something that we can be mindful of when curating healthy happy adult relationships. It makes some sense that if we experience large changes in personal growth, experience, knowledge and goals every seven years, that these changes will make a relationship less stable.

One interesting fact is that women get more dominant and feel a greater need to be in charge as they get older. This may stem from a fear of a lessening of conventional female attractiveness or it could be a hard-coded trait of women becoming the matriarch and support role for a family as it matures. This shift in dominance is fascinating and I've noticed it with myself and with my peers. As we age we grow into our womanhood and understand that we do not take a support role to our men but a driving force in our partnerships. our partners in fact often take a back seat to us both in and out of the bedroom. This is seen in the desire for older women to explore a more dominant bedroom role including role reversal, pegging and humiliation of their partner. This isn't to say that all older women are dominant, nobody is alike but there is a proven shift in relationship confidence and dominance as we grow older. We know we've got him by the balls. Ok not really but it is still Locktober for the next week after all.…

Every man’s love language is physical touch! What gives?

Every man’s love language is physical touch! What gives?

Are you familiar with the five love languages? In Gary Chapman's 1992 book, he described five languages that men and women express and receive love. Those languages are words of affirmation, quality time, physical touch, acts of service and receiving gifts. Most of us find that we receive love and find it easiest to express love in one of those languages. You can read more about the five love languages here and I highly suggest that you pick up the book if you haven't read it.

The vast majority of men identify physical touch as their love language and I wanted to explore that further. Women seem to be scattered across the board with most of the languages and physical touch is usually second or third for most of us. Not every man lists physical touch as their number one and kudos to those who don't.

Sex and physical touch are different and many men think that they like having sex so that must mean physical touch is their love language. When determining your love language, remove sex from the equation. In fact, Kev and I found that orgasm denial and male chastity have really allowed us to shift to a place of understanding his needs more accurately and have allowed us to be more intentional with making sure that his love needs are met. You read that right, his needs are often better met in a relationship where male chastity is present.

Boys and men are different and our society doesn't teach them that expressing feelings and emotional vulnerability is acceptable. In fact it is very likely that the only time men felt affection in their childhood was when someone took time to physically touch them. A hug from mom or grandma. A reassuring father's hand on their shoulder. Oftentimes a well intentioned hug was a substitute for actually opening up and discussing feelings. I know we can't talk about this and I know you are going through some shit so let's just hug and acknowledge that you've got some shit to sort out. Emotional support is hard to come by as a man.

Every man just wants sex and that's all they want. They don't want connection, they don't want true love, they just want women for one thing. Maybe but maybe not. When my all-powerful key governs Kev's sexual appetite, the focus is on my touch and not the act of sex. His favorite is when I brush my fingers across the prickly hairs on the back of his neckline and my reassuring arm on his shoulder or around his waist. As if to say I'm physically reassuring you that I'll fight for you and our relationship is a safe place for us to be vulnerable with each other.

It really isn't. We find that physical touch is a gateway language that allows him to feel safe with his other languages. Just because he learned safety in touch doesn't mean that he only knows touch as an affirmation of love. Skin to skin touch releases hormones which aid in letting down walls and allowing ones self to be vulnerable with a partner. Most men don't find it acceptable to hug their platonic male friends so physical touch often requires an emotional/sexual relationship for it to be acceptable in their eyes. Men will sometimes go out of their way to be less physical with non-sexual partners because of societal stigma which makes touch more rare. While we may feel comfortable approaching our bestie and asking for an embrace, this isn't the same for men. As such we often become the only way for him to get that hormonal boost that he receives with a loving touch. …

The Dark Side of Female Led Relationships

The Dark Side of Female Led Relationships


On twitter, I will tweet about femdom related things, and female led relationship (FLR) things, and often conflate the two; because its fun. Kev and I enjoy a wonderful loving FLR and to be honest I love to brag about the dynamic we've built with intentional conversation and communication.

Women are no longer expected to hold traditional roles in their households and relationships. In fact, many women have taken to more dominant roles in their partnerships with men. A FLR is an amazing kind of relationship, because it matches two people up who have opposite sexual charge. In other words, they need each other's energy like crack cocaine.

The deeper they explore together, the deeper the addiction to each other. It's a good kind of addiction though, because its full of love. A FLR represents a relationship in which both partners can be vulnerable with each other, and explore their sexuality. Submissive men, need the structure she provides, the control she offers. That does not mean he is weak, it simply means, she opens the door for him to support and provide for her. The same as any other man submissive or not could do. She has no interest in an aggressive male that takes away her control because she is dominant so a submissive man is the perfect match for her. He provides, and supports. All of the rest of it, the kink, the degradation, the humiliation, the sissification, only become a part of it if that's something agreed to.

Femdom has capitalized on this, and made it into a huge deal, because it's what sells. It's arousing to see a dominant woman forcing a submissive to lick her feet. Or whatever other kink they're up to. Femdom has portrayed that submissive men are weak stupid doormats. Unfortunately, this has been portrayed so far and wide, that most people only see that version of submission. This is unfortunate, because there are many submissive men out there that know their worth, and they are looking only for one woman, the right woman, to give their devotion to. They're not interested in submitting to any random woman.

Femdom again, has created a bunch of men that are lost in that fantasy, and can't escape it. But there are many that have escaped it, and know who they are. They know at their core, that they respect women, that female beauty captures them. They want nothing more than to be there for her, and they crave her attention. A dominant woman, wants this quality in a submissive. He is offering to her, all of her dreams, pleasures, desires, and liberating her from any guilt or inhibitions, while remaining as her rock steady and trustworthy support. If that doesn't scream intimacy, bonding, romance, chivalry, and amazing sex ( kinky or not), I don't know what does. A FLR works with those who match each other this way, and there's a lot of people that want it. It's just taboo and misunderstood. In the first place. I would really love to shout from rooftops that to be submissive does not mean you are weak and unworthy of female attention. While also shouting, that to be dominant, you don't have to be mean, cruel, uncaring, or selfish.

These taboos don't allow a FLR to shine for the beacon of love that it is. A FLR is a way of creating harmony with another human being. Is it the only way to do that? No, it's not. Many conventional relationships are happy. But many conventional relationships are also unhappy. Many relationships need a FLR don't know it.…

Ask Emma: How can we close the door on our open marriage?

Ask Emma: How can we close the door on our open marriage?

Hi Emma! My husband and I have been in the LS for about four years and it is becoming too much for me. I am tired of the parties and the constant goal of hooking up. I know you and Kevin have the half open marriage but ours is fully open. We play separately two or three nights a week and together at a local club once or twice a month. The whole thing is draining and I really just want the full attention, admiration and sexual dependence of my husband. When he is getting his needs met elsewhere I notice a shift in his mindset and it creates emotional distance between us. Last week I asked if he would agree to closing our marriage to focus our attention on us and our needs. He agreed and surprisingly said that he had felt the distance for some time but didn't want to disappoint me by suggesting that we exit the lifestyle. Funny enough that we were both thinking the same thing but I guess it is possible to get burned out on any lifestyle dynamic.

I voiced my concern about getting stale and stagnant after living our very open lifestyle. Would we get bored? My husband suggested a female led relationship and pointed me to your site as a way to give me the control that I desire and simultaneously close our marriage. He purchased a chastity cage and this is all moving more quickly than expected but I am curious your thoughts. Is this his latest fetish or do you think this is something that we can sustain? Another concern is my physical needs and I don't know if he will be able to fully satisfy those. What does a female led relationship look like for a marriage that was previously open?
-No Name

Thanks for your email! I normally encourage that the ebb and flow of a marriage leads to opening but the ebb can flow to close that door as well. I applaud you and your husband (you specifically) for identifying that need and prioritizing your partner. Open marriages can be very exciting but they can cause tension, resentment and ongoing relationship damage over time. By choosing to return to a monogamous connection, you've identified a need to eliminate stress and outside influence in your marriage.

Reconnecting with your husband can present a serious challenge as you may find you have drifted apart. You’ll likely need to get to know one another again and restore mutual trust and intimacy. It is going to take a lot of work from both of you.

Start with a strong conversation in an uninterrupted setting. What needs to change? What worked for you in the open marriage? What didn't work with the open marriage? In an open relationship, your attention is diverted from one another to connections with other people. Now, you must redirect and prioritize that attention back toward your relationship. Some questions to discuss include:

  • Where do we go from here?
  • What do we need from one another?
  • Are we closing the relationship for both or just one of us?
  • What did we like and dislike about an open relationship?
  • Will we need additional stimulation to not get bored?
  • What lessons did we learn from the open relationship?
  • What do we do with our existing external relationship(s) friends and partners?
  • What changes are necessary for both of you to meet each other's emotional needs?
  • What changes are necessary for both of you to meet each other's physical needs?
Male Chastity: Barbie Movie Inspired Locktober 2023!

Male Chastity: Barbie Movie Inspired Locktober 2023!

The Barbie movie made me think about the world and what it would look like if it was built by women, for women. We all know it isn't and we are in a place where we are rewarded for competing against each other. We've been short changed and beaten down by a patriarchy construct for generations. In the Barbie movie, women are decisive, breadwinners and the Kens are submissive and obedient. While I found it enlightening and empowering for women, I also felt like it expressed a positive feminist message but I wonder if the message was lost by the male viewers. The social dominance of females may have been unsettling for some men and that is my favorite part!

With that said, I propose that Locktober 2023 is inspired by the Barbie movie. If you dragged your partner to the movie, this is an opportunity to drag him to another activity that will bring to light new relationship realizations over the course of the month. Encourage him to prove that your relationship is about more than sexual conformity and demand that he show you he is stronger than the social constructs. The subconscious influences of the Barbie movie are enough to make us consider even just for a moment that there may be something else guiding our partnerships.

No, I didn't. In fact I didn't like the way men (Kens) were portrayed as unimportant and incompetent. While I consider myself a feminist, I don't consider myself a female supremacist and I got female supremacy vibes from the movie. I think gender and sexual identity is a social construct and sex is a physical condition. Male chastity is a wonderful vehicle for a couple to gain a deeper understanding of their sexual dynamic. While chastity may be lifestyle for some, most will simply find it a fascinating sexual experiment to enjoy together.

Purchase a male chastity device from a reputable online store. If you choose to purchase from our recommended site, lockthecock.com be sure to use evolve10 to for an exclusive discount. Be sure to measure carefully for a good fit. Ordering devices with extra rings will allow you to adapt the feel as he grows accustomed to the fit over the course of the month.

Start slowly by experimenting with locking him up for a few minutes, a few hours and then a full day. After each unlocking, be sure to shower him with praise and give him sexual attention. Remember that aftercare for anything is key and sexual reassurance and encouragement is a wonderful thing. During his first overnight lockup, he will likely wake in the middle of the night with an uncomfortable morning wood. A quick trip to the restroom is the easiest way to resolve this, urination will empty his bladder and cause his erection to subside.

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