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Cuckoldry gets a bad rap, but it's one of many totally normal things you can get up to in the bedroom
Let’s just get the real definition out of the way: “cuck” is short for “cuckold,” which good old Merriam-Webster defines as “a man whose wife has sex with someone else.” The second definition listed is “a man whose wife commits adultery.”
If you get cheated on in a monogamous relationship, it’s usually seen as a bad thing. That might be where cuckoldry got its bad rap; people who aren’t into it may not be able to fathom why another person is into it. But as long as the people in the arrangement are consenting, no, it’s not bad. Rarely is anything in a consenting relationship objectively bad. Everything depends on the specifics of a situation.
On Reddit, a subreddit dedicated to Cuckolds and their hotwives—the term given to the women who sleep with other partners at the behest of their primary partner—has 817,000 members. They post graphic photos and details of encounters. They seem to really enjoy it, the same way anyone with a fetish or unique sexual interest enjoys their special thing, whatever it may be. That’s not bad.
Simply put, if you want to engage in cuckoldry, do the damn thing. Just be safe. Have frequent conversations about your wants and needs with your partner. Make sure the bull–or man who has sex with the partnered-up woman–has recently been tested for STDs, and get yourselves tested, too.
You don’t have to be one of the 817,000 Redditors who post about it, either. This can be a private thing for you and your partner—and, of course, a willing third party. If you don’t feel like taking up the cause and reclaiming the word in the public square, don’t do it. But don’t let the negative associations around the word bother you if that’s the lifestyle you want. Life is too short for that, you cuck.
Let’s just get the real definition out of the way: “cuck” is short for “cuckold,” which good old Merriam-Webster defines as “a man whose wife has sex with someone else.” The second definition listed is “a man whose wife commits adultery.”
If you get cheated on in a monogamous relationship, it’s usually seen as a bad thing. That might be where cuckoldry got its bad rap; people who aren’t into it may not be able to fathom why another person is into it. But as long as the people in the arrangement are consenting, no, it’s not bad. Rarely is anything in a consenting relationship objectively bad. Everything depends on the specifics of a situation.
On Reddit, a subreddit dedicated to Cuckolds and their hotwives—the term given to the women who sleep with other partners at the behest of their primary partner—has 817,000 members. They post graphic photos and details of encounters. They seem to really enjoy it, the same way anyone with a fetish or unique sexual interest enjoys their special thing, whatever it may be. That’s not bad.
Simply put, if you want to engage in cuckoldry, do the damn thing. Just be safe. Have frequent conversations about your wants and needs with your partner. Make sure the bull–or man who has sex with the partnered-up woman–has recently been tested for STDs, and get yourselves tested, too.
You don’t have to be one of the 817,000 Redditors who post about it, either. This can be a private thing for you and your partner—and, of course, a willing third party. If you don’t feel like taking up the cause and reclaiming the word in the public square, don’t do it. But don’t let the negative associations around the word bother you if that’s the lifestyle you want. Life is too short for that, you cuck.
