What the fuck is cuckolding?

14 Apr 2013

What the fuck is cuckolding?

14 Apr 2013

I hope I am correct in answering you question This is a situation when a wive or Husband would enter into a relationship with another person and there partner could do Nothing about the situation, it happened in middle and upper circules of society, as if the wronged partner left because of the situation they would be left possibly destitute (Victorian times) There was No such thing as Divorce. Unless you where Very Rich and where prepared to have your (good) name dragged through the High Courts of Law It was a stigma, and you would have to excile yourself to the collonies for 20 30 years until peoples memories receeded. This occured mainly in the 1700/1800 up untill the 1920 and 1930 period, even up to the 1950 and 1960 divorce was difficult and sometimes impossible, if the judge was not in the right frame of mind to grant one. You could try googling for a more informative answer or course.

15 Apr 2013

Cuckolding is when the male partner is submissive and enjoys an element of humiliation as his wife or girlfriend has sex with other men. The male partner is called a cuck and the men the woman has sex with are called bulls. The cuck will not be allowed to have sex with anyone else but usually will be made to watch. Sometimes he will orally service both his wife and the bull. Some cuckold couples enjoy the cuck being verbally abused.

6 May 2013

I thought it was being locked in a box!!! I clearly need to get out more...or not!! lol

8 May 2013

Locked in a Box...................Only For MI 5 Agents................ But its a bit Suffocating .........and getting out more.... what You are MI5 lol

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5 Jun 2013

Cuck'olding: this is an up class form of the word 'cockholding', ie to hold a cock.

15 Oct 2013

[quote="logan69"]I hope I am correct in answering you question This is a situation when a wive or Husband would enter into a relationship with another person and there partner could do Nothing about the situation, it happened in middle and upper circules of society, as if the wronged partner left because of the situation they would be left possibly destitute (Victorian times) There was No such thing as Divorce. Unless you where Very Rich and where prepared to have your (good) name dragged through the High Courts of Law It was a stigma, and you would have to excile yourself to the collonies for 20 30 years until peoples memories receeded. This occured mainly in the 1700/1800 up untill the 1920 and 1930 period, even up to the 1950 and 1960 divorce was difficult and sometimes impossible, if the judge was not in the right frame of mind to grant one. You could try googling for a more informative answer or course.[/quote] logan69 I like your reply to this topic very informative.