Please don't gaslight me just to try and drive your agenda home.Are you telling me I don't know what I admire?
Marriage is and always has been a farce. VowsMarried men have had license to break these vows with whomever, wherever, whenever, for millenia. Society, and the church that invented these vows, has always turned a blind eye, or at most, responded with brief wag of the finger. For all of history (where polygamy was not accepted) adultry was been an equal institution, existing in parallel with marriage — for men!
Which is the point. What i love and admire is women who turn this institution on its head. Who say “you've had your 3K years to play. It our turn now. “
Married men or woman have always had the right to sleep with whomever they wanted. As I said in my earlier post; no one can dictate what another person does. It does not matter the gender. A wife that has been cheated on finds this out no differently than a man who has. Betrayal therefore is a human emotion and not gender specific.
For most men on here, wife sharing is a fantasy but it is something my wife and I have done.
You cited in you post earlier (#102) that you took issue with the title of the thread, putting it in quotes "Giving your wife"... and that is what I addressed. You are are not accurate, because you truncated your quote too early. You are trying to make a point that no one is arguing about. People are free to do as they wish, married or otherwise, that is an intrinsic human right. We all get that.
When a person gets married though, they make a vow that they will forsake all others. And my wife and I did. She was not asking me for permission to have sex, she was asking me if we could set aside her vow temporarily. In doing so, it took away any betrayal I might have felt. And when her friend asked if she could have sex with me, it was likewise that way with her.
To put it another way: I had friends who were married and he liked to have sex with Asian women. His wife knew about it and openly encouraged it. Until one night. She just did not want him to. She simply said, 'not tonight okay". But he did it anyway. A few months later they got divorced? Why? Because in all the times before she was telling him there was no consequences for what he was doing, but when she said "not tonight, hun" and just wanted to be with him, he did it anyway and she felt disrespected and betrayed. And ultimately there was consequences for that.
That is what cuckolding and cuckqueaning is: openly setting aside consequences for having sex with others in a marriage.