Taboo Science
Philias: Cuckolding Is More Than Just Cheating
May 16, 2024
Dr. David Ley and Venus Cuckoldress discuss the psychological aspects of cuckolding, including empowerment, humiliation play, and racial dynamics. They explore the emotional connection and societal impact of this taboo lifestyle, shedding light on the complexities of unconventional relationships.
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- Cuckolding involves consensual non-monogamy with an emphasis on humiliation and submissiveness.
- Gender roles and race influence cuckolding dynamics, challenging traditional masculine identities and societal norms.
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History and Evolution of Cuckolding
Cuckolding, originating in the 13th century, refers to a man whose wife has relations with another man, symbolizing emasculation and male anxiety. Over time, with changing norms and technology like birth control, cuckolding faded until the internet revived it with adult content. The term 'cuck' was popularized online as an insult for differing viewpoints, coexisting with a genuine, consensual community embracing cuckolding as a lifestyle choice.
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