When they say in like a lion and out like a lamb or vice versa, that seems to be us this month. Not a lot to post here since Tuesday. He has been out straight with work while our child has been battling a sore throat and enlarged tonsils. My other daughter had hers out at 10 while my husband lost his at 18 so I'm keeping an eye on this.
I gave him the week off from the cage but it is 100% going back on Monday morning. I don't like him out there without it on.
I'm going to try and get back to writing up some of the things that I have been reading. There is a lot of interesting information out there to share with you. Maybe later today.
3 comments:
Keyholder Wife I just discovered your blog and your caged husbands. Fasinatimg reading. My late wife and I had a Dom/Sub marriage for just over 42 years started on our honeymoon when I put her across my knee and spanked her as a joke. at the moment I would just like to make a couple of obversations. My experiance is that at least 70% of cuckhold relationships eventually end in disaster.
Good Part. Love the nipple treatment you are giving your husband. Wife and I used to switch there. I strongly suggest that you buy a packet of spring loaded clothes pegs to use on his nipples and other places and leave your hands free for other diversions. I suggest that you do not use your teeth to break the skin of his nipples as teeth have just about the highest bacterier count parts of the body. If you punch a person in the mouth and break the skin of your fist on his teeth there is a fair chance that you will loose your hand due to infection..
Anyway great blog both of you and enjoy the future. I will be checking every day from now on.
Bent Kiwi
Bent Kiwi,
Thank you for the observations. As you have thoughts for us, please do share. I really do not think the cuckhold thing is for me as I think you can read despite lots of advice to try it. Never say never though.
Keyholder Wife,
REmovl of tonsils now really friwned on over here due to he problems the procedure can cause later on in life. Certainly those friends of ours who lost theirs in childhood do seem to have more throat problems later on in life.
Sorry, a bit off topic i know!
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