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    • OwnedFamily
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        Hi everyone I’m Noah. I’m 19 and I’m at college.

        I grew up in a family that was open about the cuckolding lifestyle. My mom has had a series of long term boyfriends that regularly met me and my two sisters as we grew up.

        Outside of boyfriends, the house was strictly matriarchal. My dad and I carried out the majority of the household tasks, and both were subject to discipline from my mom.

        I am thankful to have grown up in this environment. It gave me a different perspective to all my friends and I did not internalise any misogynistic views.

        My confusion comes from the way I’m treated by the bulls. They don’t treat me as a bull or a cuck. They just treat me like my sisters. They buy me cute clothes, talk to me like I’m still a baby and encourage cuddles and emotional intimacy. I thought maybe it would change once I turned 18 but it’s the same. I think it might be having a negative impact on my dating prospects at college.

      • SallyJ
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          Remain respectful and obedient to your Mothers Bulls and learn from your father your true obligations

        • Pampix
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            I hope I will not upset you…

            As you tell that you are treated as your sisters and that they buy cute clothes for you it seems that you are treated as a girl and even maybe in a submissive way. I think it will indeed have consequences on your future dating but this is not obliged to happen. However it is quite accepted that sexuality is for a big part programmed when you are very young. It would not be surprising that you will look for a dominant girlfriend or maybe a boyfriend. The important is that you can be happy as long ast it does not hurt you or others.

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