Any hotwife/wife sharing stories with dad?

[DudeForStoriesOfSluts]

Looking for hotwife/wife sharing stories where the wife is involved with father (either her own or the guy's).

I am specifically interested ones where the husband is into it (ie not looknig for stories where wife/girlfriend is cheating). And longer is better.

Thanks!

 

[kingbooruwa]

https://literotica.com/s/victoria-takes-on-her-father
https://literotica.com/s/his-daughter-my-wife

 

[AngstIgnored]

Why marry a guy that into that? I know it’s really popular lately on Liter, but just don’t understand why people into sharing would bother to get married at all. Just seems like an unnecessary complication and lethal hassle later. Not wanting to fight, or say you’re wrong for being interested, I just don’t really understand the dynamic. Why not be into, for example, a woman that isn’t married, but just how happens to be intimate with both a man and his father, or a man as sell as her own father? Does the wedding ring make it more exciting, even though you say you aren’t interested in cheating?

 

[Alice_Nicolette]

Why marry a guy that into that? I know it’s really popular lately on Liter, but just don’t understand why people into sharing would bother to get married at all. Just seems like an unnecessary complication and lethal hassle later. Not wanting to fight, or say you’re wrong for being interested, I just don’t really understand the dynamic. Why not be into, for example, a woman that isn’t married, but just how happens to be intimate with both a man and his father, or a man as sell as her own father? Does the wedding ring make it more exciting, even though you say you aren’t interested in cheating?

I mean, polyamory is a thing. Its not cheating if everyone is on board and consenting adults. It is possible to have the stabity of marrage while continuing to explore sexually. Hell, it's healthy even.

 

[AngstIgnored]

I think it’s best if we agree to disagree on that last point, though I suspect divorce attorneys love that line of thinking,

 

[Alice_Nicolette]

Depends on your state I guess. No fault divorce is the law here.