Suspected Cuckold

[Carnevil9]

As we all know, a cuckold is a husband whose wife is cheating on him, but he does not know about it. (despite frequent incorrect usage on this board.)

The term for a man who tolerates or even enjoys his wife's infidelity is a wittol.

But how about someone who is kind of in-between? He doesn't know for sure that his wife is cheating on him. But he is beginning to suspect. Little pieces of evidence are beginning to mount. How does he feel about it? Certainly it would be anger at first, but then there might be an element of titillation (or not, depending on his personality).

What does he do to find out for sure? Does he spy on her, set little traps, ask her cunning questions? What emotions run through his mind? Are they positive or negative?

And in the end, the author has to decide if a) she was cheating on him all along, or b) she wasn't, it was all in his mind, or c) - my favorite - he leaves it up in the air, and the reader has to decide for himself.

Of course there is also a1 vs a2 - does the husband accept it or reject it if it is true?

Anyway, I have no intention of writing this, but I would read it if someone else does. Free to a good home!

 

[dirtywifechat]

Interesting!!!

 

[sirhugs]

"Certainly it would be anger at first"

not necessarily.

 

[Reshbod]

I have a similar idea except the roles are reversed. The wife suspects her husband and hires someone to find out.

During the case the wife and investigator get closer until they end up in bed, then after he informs her that her husband has not been cheating. Perhaps he was working longer hours to save up and surprise her with a trip. How does she then react when she learns the truth?

 

[CeasarBoobage]

As we all know, a cuckold is a husband whose wife is cheating on him, but he does not know about it. (despite frequent incorrect usage on this board.)

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What does he do to find out for sure? Does he spy on her, set little traps, ask her cunning questions? What emotions run through his mind? Are they positive or negative?

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In the midst of his investigations, not only does this guy gain a new skill (spying), but he also gains some good blackmail data on other people.

Before Husband thought his wife was cheating, he was a techno-failure. After a month of intense self-taught tech geekery, he is now becoming a solid geek. Hiding a rechargeable camera is now too easy, so now he's upped his game. He has GPS recorders in her car and purse, not to mention the hidden apps on her phone. They computer has keyloggers, the house has motion-activated cameras hardwired into the smoke detectors, and her gym bag has six cameras embedded into the edge piping.

Before this all started, Husband was a fairly boring guy regarding pornography. After a few months of tracking, he found out that Wife wasn't having an affair, but she was covering up for two of her girlfriends who are. He gets all the juicy details, including one time where Wife was watching. He also gets hours of footage of the changing room and/or showers at the local gym, which enables him to find out about a lesbian affair one of his business partners is having.

Husband's money problems are now a thing of the past, as is his frustrations about Wife not putting out. Even though Wife isn't really interested in sex, and she never really was, he's no longer chasing her as much. Using his volumes of data, he is able to to blackmail his way into a small fortune that's very well hidden, as well as lots of sex from the people who wanted to keep him quiet, and they all wondered where he was able to get the footage that Wife unwittingly captured. When he wasn't able to secure payment (cash or sex) for videos, he now sells them to low-end porn video companies.

More ideas:
Does this lead Husband into a new job field? Is he now a Cheater Detective?
Does he use more of this same technology as part of the blackmail payment? Do these new people expose him to greater numbers of people who can fill his bank account or drain his balls?