Erotic Cuckolding is not an erotic book but rather a practical guide to exploring cuckolding and having sexy fun without wrecking your relationship in the process. Erotic Cuckolding explores how real couples with a specific interest in cuckolding can get started and avoid the pitfalls. Emma Kelly, a Cuckoldress for almost two decades, addresses cuckolding with a clear and realistic strategy for moving away from fantasy and actually doing it. This unique guide focuses specifically on cuckolding rather than polyamory or swinging.
If you want to know about real-life experience into cuckolding from a down to earth woman, grab this book and give your fantasy a go. I particularly appreciated that she doesn't try to hide the dangers of experiencing this edgy fantasy for the strength of a couple. That being said, she will provide an almost step-to-step guide using the Web to find a third partner for the triad, the so-called bull. Always she will bring back the importance of doing this experience to please all parties, especially wife and husband. It gives a functional point of view about what people are looking for and what can be beneficial for those who feel strong enough to try it.
Whether you’re interested in cuckolding or not this book provides useful insights into erotic relationships. Communication tips, reality vs. fantasy, all the good information you need to improve your relationship with your partner, or partners. I know I’m never going to be in this kind of relationship, but many of the tips and examples apply to any relationship.
This is a great read, and has some really sensible advice on bringing a third into your relationship, whatever the intent of that encounter. Thoroughly recommended to any sexual adventurer, with cuckold intentions or not.
Great guide on what to expect if you’re new to this…definitely wish I would have read it before I started because I definitely made a lot of mistakes but I’m learning along the way! Must read if you are considering the cuckhold lifestyle.
Making kink work is . . . work. Reading (or writing) it is not the same as living it. Emma Kelly does a good job here, discussing erotic cuckolding in clear and credible terms, crediting and clarifying the benefits, mincing no words regarding the dangers of confusing fantasy with reality.
Just because sailing looks like fun doesn’t mean that good things will always and only happen when an uneducated novice with little experience heads for the open sea—their only guidance Popeye-the-Sailor cartoons.
Just because you find the idea of cuckolding furiously exciting doesn’t mean that your mate will feel the same way.
If you want something to work? You educate yourself—and your partner(s). This is a good place to start.