Straying Quotes

“Those who always complain about not arriving often do not realize that there are people going hard and forward without having a clue of where they are going.”
― Michael Bassey Johnson, Sips And Little Portions

“Early modern Europe held that if a wife looked elsewhere for sex, her husband bore the blame for failing to satisfy her at home. This may even been part of the reason why Queen Anne was accused of straying with so many men. Just one liaison, and people would ask why the king had failed. Five, and attention turned to the queen's insatiable appetite, her carnal sickness, and the king became a victim of a wicked woman, not an example of failed masculinity. Anne's testimony ruined this tidy picture. Not only had the queen and her ladies-in-waiting been discussing Henry's abilities in the bedroom - something to make any man wince - but, far worse, they had been laughing at him, and now everybody knew it.”
― Nicola Clark, The Waiting Game: The Untold Story of the Women Who Served the Tudor Queens