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Nucuck
Off the internet I have not heard anyone use the term bull, but I am new to this. My wife calls him “Daddy.” I thought that was a bit odd. What to you call your bull? What do bulls like to be called?
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onthesidekines
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This is a touchy subject. Names are important.
I for one have not / will not call ☎️ a guy a stud, bull, or any other animal name. It’s just wrong.
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beta_hubby30
I only use the term bull when I am talking about cuckolding dynamics on internet…
When I talk about with my wife I just refer to him by his name. When I am speaking to him I just add the title “Mr” as submission is part of our dynamic. -
portscuck
When i am speaking to him directly i call him Sir.
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Maryscuckian
It’s a mixed bag for me. I call him her Boyfriend mostly, and address him as Sir when they invite me to participate. At this point in our joint relationship, the term Bull just doesn’t feel right. But…every couple is different, so who knows?
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Anonymous
I think the wife can call him what ever she and hi likes. ie by name, or darling, or lover, etc. Hubby on the other hand should call him Sir.. ie May I suck your cock sir.
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Luvinsunshine
He is my BF and we call him by his name. We think the term bull is degrading and never use it. Even when we were looking online for someone we stayed away from it. Just doesn’t seem right to me.
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Anonymous
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Luvr is extremely paranoid so he bans innocent, decent couples from the chat room because he is afraid of constructive criticism and he is a control freak. He was dishonorably discharged from the U.S. Army, but he will deny this fact. Carla & john-
ncbbccuckcpl
how old are you 12?
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Cathy & Jerry
I hate the term “Bull”, that would imply that I am a “cow”! Both my hubby and I refer to him as my boyfriend or lover and we both call him by his name as he does with us. Ok, if he was with us for the main purpose of impregnating me then he could be considered a “stud”, but that’s not the case here, he’s just my loving boyfriend! 🙂
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Luvr
It’s important to understand the context of the term ‘bull’ and it has nothing to do with the wife being a cow or the male being invited into the marriage being less than human.
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Cathy & Jerry
We understand the terminology but I still don’t care for it lol. I’ll stick with calling him by name or “boyfriend” or “Lover” 🙂
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Luvinsunshine
Cathy, you said what I was thinking. I’m not a cow.
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JsCuck
When we are together, my Wife calls him by his name, and i call Him Sir. He calls her by her name and they both call me cuck.
Sir does sometimes self-apply the term “The Bull” in the third person when speaking with us, like a caricature of a Third-World Dictator, but all in good fun, right?
When it’s just Her and me, we either call Him Her Boyfriend or our Third because that’s how we think of Him.
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Anonymous
Yes. Please call us by our names. Except husbands sir is appropriate for them to be using. We’re people too!
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Bull Strong
I agree with alexxsmith on this.
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ncbbccuckcpl
why don’t you ask your bull?
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Nucuck
onthesidekines
beta_hubby30
portscuck
Maryscuckian
Anonymous
Luvinsunshine
ncbbccuckcpl
Cathy & Jerry
Luvr
JsCuck
Bull Strong
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