Wait... What?

Thank you so much for the comment. I'm sorry you had relationship problems in the past, but I think we all did. Hopefully things are going better for you now:) Also, just so everyone knows. I really want this story to inspire you to communicate. Communicate. COMMUNICATE! With your partner.

Really liked the way the personal story was truthfully, genuinly included in this post.

As a woman I must admit that fighting is hard for me (as I am naturally very amiable) and due to family experience I don’t know how to mend a broken relationship. But humiliating and cheating on my partner was never an option I considered to mend the break. I don’t judge anyone’s taste. Just confirming that I related heavily to the story.

When in a bad relationship, I did use abusive language when my naturaly nice side couldn’t convince the other that we had a problem for many months. But only because I couldn’t see any other way to get the message through. But that is just about it.

I also knew that with some men, insulting them would mean to drive them away for good, but ... couldn’t control myself anyway.

I certainly did NOT mean to give the impression that physical violence was OK or a part of their marriage. I was simply trying to show what frustration Ted was going through due to his wife's refusal to talk. I do appreciate you taking the time to comment and I hope you like the rest of my work. :) Thank you.

I reckon it's a serious effort to point out the unlikeliness of cuckoldry being healthy for relationships. Not that I don't enjoy sharing my partner sometimes and am genuinely happy that her healthy sexual appetite is satisfied by others sometimes. It seems strange but it's natural to me that others can enjoy my partner and vice versa, with transparent COMMUNICATION before, during and after, as you emphasise.

I liked the humorous dialogue, but strongly believe that 'no' or even ambiguity from a prospective or actual sexual partner should be totally accepted in stories as in life - unless you have built agreed safe words and agree to play with consent scenarios, which takes time and experience of being respected.

I'd remove the threat of violence in exchanges with his wife - although it may be you being honest about the feelings that can be there (and congratulations on mentioning your abuse history, I'm sorry that happened to you, and such feelings can be understandable from such history of course eh), it sounded like such ACTION would be acceptable if it had gone violent and had already gone threatening.

Cheers, I'm just trying to be helpful and honest.

I thought I did a pretty good job of transitioning to the anal part but you know. It's possible you just don't dig my writing. And that's OK. Not everybody likes the same things. I am sorry you didn't enjoy it though.