What is Cuckolding? And their fact
Cuckolding is a form of sexual activity/fetish between a couple and a third person. It is essentially a form of consensual non-monogamy, where a male partner (husband/boyfriend) watches his lover (wife/girlfriend) having sex with another male. As above said, it happens with consent between couples and the third guy.
Nomenclature
In this form of relationship/lifestyle, there are specific terms for the participants involved in the activity.
1. The husband/boyfriend is called the Cuckold or simply the Cuck.
2. The wife/girlfriend is called the Hotwife.
3. The third guy is called the Bull or Lover.
When these terms were originated this fetish was more likely to happen for married couples but now as culture is changed, non-married couples are also involved in this fetish and that's why the term Hotwife for a girlfriend might seem a bit weird.
🙂Loosely, cuckolding is also known as Hotwifing.
Why does a cuckold enjoy this?
At first, it might seem a bit strange what fun a cuckold gets out of it. I have written many answers about the topic, here is some part of it.
A cuckold basically craves sexual submission.
He can still be dominative in other walks of life i.e. being the decision-maker in financial matters or holding well-renowned places in the profession but sexually he is a submissive and crave for submission. They enjoy being dominated and sometimes even humiliated.
The cuck is essentially submitting to someone else taking over their role in the bedroom. The pleasure comes from giving up that power of sexually pleasing your partner over to someone else.The humiliation comes from the ridicule a person is likely to feel when their partner cheats on them.
For some cucks, humiliation ramps up the erotic intensity of the act. This can come from watching their partner with someone else, or some extra humiliation thrown in for good measures, like being laughed at or belittled by their partner and the bull.
Science behind cuckolding
Now, there are lots of factors playing for why a cuckold enjoys it and turned on by their partner having sex with someone else. Here are some of them:
Biology
Watching your partner with another man prompts a biological response to having longer and more vigorous sex and excitement inside a Cuckold. This is also called “sperm competition theory”.
This urge often results in the cuck ejaculating harder, having more sperm in their ejaculate, and having a shorter refractory period between erections so they’re ready to go at it again a lot sooner.
Jealousy
Knowing someone else wants your partner can kick your desire into overdrive and make you want them more.
Sexual jealousy can be intense, motivating, and pretty arousing. Jealousy is also a part of what fuels sperm competition and gets a cuck ready to fight.
Compersion
Compersion is the flipside of jealousy; it’s the happiness you feel seeing your partner happy.The word’s often used by people in polyamorous relationships to describe the feeling they get seeing their partner courting someone else.
In the world of cuckolding, the happy feels come from seeing your partner being sexually satisfied by another.
Humiliation aspect
For some humiliation seems to play a leading role in cuckolding (for others, humiliation doesn’t even factor in). It comes from the ridicule a person is likely to feel when their partner cheats on them.
For some, humiliation ramps up the erotic intensity of the act. This can come from watching their partner with someone else, or some extra humiliation thrown in for good measures, like being laughed at or belittled by their partner and the bull.
Submission aspect
The cuck is essentially submitting to someone else taking over their role in the bedroom. The pleasure comes from giving up that power of sexually pleasing your partner over to someone else.
The taboo factor
It’s no secret that culture idealizes monogamy. So, even though cuckolding is a common fantasy, it’s still considered taboo to share your partner with another. And who doesn’t like to be naughty and break the rules once in a while?
Happy Cuckolding!
