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    • #26930
      Anonymous

        So, I want to start off by saying ahead of time that I know what I am posting will not resonate with everyone. In fact, it may only resonate with a very small number of you, and I understand that. I am a little nervous posting this publicly, as I know I may get some hate messages for this, but I still felt I wanted to share it, especially after talking with a decent amount of people about it.

        So, as you can see from the title, I am talking about love. Meaning, the type of love that a wife may experience in a cuckold lifestyle similar to mine—sexless marriage and voyeur. In my experience, and from what I have gathered with talking to other couples, it is common, and natural for the wife to develop feelings for a bf.

      • #26931
        Anonymous

          However, I wanted to talk about the possibility of a wife loving a boyfriend more than she loves her husband. This is the part where I am sure I will have some haters, but I am not the only one who feels this way. As many say, or have said, “it’s a different kind of love”, and “in some ways yes, I love my bf more, but it’s different.”

          I believe I have come up with a good way of explaining it. I have a chart that I have posted with this write up.

        • #26933
          Anonymous

            Hubs offers a full rectangle and also makes up the rest of a rectangle that the bf can’t offer. But the bf still offers a full rectangle, as well as many things as a good portion of what the husband offers. But what the husband offers cements the marriage fully and prevents it from being in jeopardy

          • #26934
            Anonymous

              For me the red part of the rectangle that strictly belongs to my husband is that he has always been stable. He is very sweet and genuine, and very easy to get along with. And we have always been able to be open and honest with each other about everything, without judgement. We have a connection on a different level that I don’t get with other people, in the sense that he gets me and understands me fully. He is always there for me: supportive and caring. He is my best friend, my twin flame, my sister type that I could never let go of. That is the portion of the rectangle that is specifically his. which is the “different” way of love. However, like my graph indicates, the bf offers a larger portion of the rectangle on his own, as well as much of the same things that the husband offers. And I imagine this is a common feeling for most wives.

            • #26935
              Anonymous

                So yeah, technically speaking, the love a wife has for both men, is “different”. I say different in the sense that, in essence, both offer the same thing. The boyfriend even offers part of the husband’s rectangle. that there is a portion of the other rectangle that only the husband can provide. Both relationships offer emotional needs, but in slightly different ways, because there is indeed that portion of the rectangle that the husband provides that the bf can’t. But that portion he does offer is very much needed and is what makes it so that she will never leave the husband. But literally speaking, the bf offers more as a whole, so naturally, the wife will make the bf more of a priority (the real “couple”). So, “different”, yes…in a small, impacting way. But in all reality, the wife does love the bf more than the husband. But never in a way that jeopardizes the marriage.

                • #26944
                  Anonymous
                • #26936
                  Anonymous

                    I’ve noticed that in more established couples – couples who have been together a very long time and have had a family together and all of that – are less inclined to feel this way. Instead, this outlook I have shared tends to match more with the younger couples (mainly 20’s-30’s, and sometimes 40’s). I think it’s because we tend to have a more progressive/aggressive way of approaching the sexless-cuckold-marriage.

                    • #31072
                      Ryan11

                        Thanks for writing this post! I just found this website and found the post so incredibly helpful! I’m 27 and my boyfriend and I just started getting into the lifestyle about a year ago after some time “flirting with it” through role play etc. I love my boyfriend, but I certainly feel like I love the man/men i’m sleeping with as well in a different way, in some ways more. I also think that my love for both my boyfriend and my sex partners has increased my love for the other in some ways. I’m glad to see that these types of feelings are possible and can work in a marriage

                    • #26937
                      Anonymous

                        And grant it, there are many paths that couples can take with this lifestyle. Some cuckold-couples do not have a sexless marriage. Some may feel that a wife shouldn’t have a steady bf or have feelings for a bf and that it is just sex and nothing more. Some feel, that at most, a wife should love her bf equally, or love her husband a little more. None of these views are wrong. They are just different. I know that the way my husband and I live the lifestyle, may not work for other couples. And that’s ok. Each couple must find what works for them. And as long as both the husband and wife are happy, and all the needs are met and it works, then that’s all that matters. I just wanted to share this and see what others felt or had to say.

                        • #26948
                          Say_Oy

                            BTW, I like your post as a view point and an item for discussion. Also, I think you are right that as long as hubby, wife (and bull) are happy, it works.

                        • #26947
                          Say_Oy

                            I don’t see that you have to make it a “more” thing. I think it is a “different” set of feelings. The bf seeming “more” might come from it being more exciting and physically satisfying – we need deep touching. But who do you spend more time with? I think it is the Hubby except maybe for a few rare live-in situations.
                            My sub says she could never give me up… but I recognize that what I fill in her life is not enough for a full life. She needs her hubby and she needs her family. I’m there for the (play) domination, sex, physical touch and exciting activities – bird watching, hiking, sailing, canoeing, more sex. But he provides stability, support, financial / economic security, cultural activities (ok both of us do that), habit, family support and general comfort. We both fill different aspects of what makes her a whole person and without either she would be unhappy.

                            • #26950
                              Anonymous

                                Thank you very much for the comments.
                                I will admit I kind of see “different” and “more” to be interchangeable here. And I will actually use what you said as a way to explain that. Because what you explained actually ties in with exactly what I was saying and demonstrating with my chart. I will also add some of my own stuff, which will not be in “quotes”

                                GREEN – BF
                                1. “exciting and physically satisfying – we need deep touching.”

                                2. “Live in” – eventually that would be great, yes.

                                3. “but I recognize that what I fill in her life is not enough for a full life.” – Exactly. You make up an entire rectangle but not the whole rectangle.

                                4.”I’m there for the (play) domination, sex, physical touch and exciting activities – bird watching, hiking, sailing, canoeing…”

                                5. Deeper more intimate physical, mental and emotional bond.

                                ORANGE – What they both offer
                                1. “who do you spend more time with?” – equally, although there are times I do give a little more to my bf.

                                2. “cultural activities (ok both of us do that)”

                                RED – Hubby
                                1. “She needs her hubby and she needs her family.”

                                2. ” But he provides stability, support, financial / economic security, habit, family support and general comfort.”

                                3. best friend, twin flame, sister type, and meaningful communication.

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