I read a story earlier today.......

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Or actually, I perused several stories on Amazon as I was looking for something new which might peak my interest. In the course of doing this, I came across multiple stories about cuckolding and forced feminization, both of which hold little interest for me.

But they did make me think about my own life and relationships as the evening wore on - mostly about my relationship with my spouse.

The basis of the stories in question, if I am following the idea correctly, is that there are couples in this world who actually take pleasure in what is euphemistically referred to as a female-led-relationship. These relationships apparently start out with the wife cuckolding her husband, and progress into her using forced chastity on him, and eventually feminizing him fully. To the point that the wife then has sex with other men while the husband watches, and supposedly even assists the other men in having sex with the wife.

I simply cannot understand that type of a relationship.

I came to the realization when I was in college that I am pansexual. I can and do find both men and women attractive, but to be truly attracted to someone is much more dependent on who that person is - not their gender. The simple fact is that in my somewhat active life I have only found one person that I truly feel that kind of attraction to. Luckily, she married me. Even more luckily, we have somehow managed to stay together even through my transition. It has not been an easy road - in fact, it is filled with potholes and obstacles. But we are still trying to find our way down that rocky road together.

My wife tells me she can't imagine living without me - but she also cannot see herself as a lesbian. For me, this is a non-issue. I don't see myself as anything other than in love with her, and gender or physical sexual traits take a backseat. I am simply me, and very much in love with her; part of that love is a physical attraction and a desire to please her. I think she understands how I feel - but she is stuck on the point that she is heterosexual and I am no longer male.

I have repeatedly told her that I truly think she would be happier if I were not with her, but she denies it. I honestly know that she loves me, but I also know that she simply can't think of me as anything other than a woman and her best friend. I am flattered that she sees me as a woman, but it is understandably causing issues in our relationship as she doesn't want any public displays of affection between us. She even told me today that I have to stop talking to her as a spouse in public. Her over-reaction to her fear of being seen as a lesbian means that she can't even show me the same affection she would show her sister or another female friend.

I think I have a much better understanding of what gay couples suffered through for years with having to hide their feelings behind closed doors.

She is, and always has been, my best friend and confidant. There is very little I wouldn't do to ensure her happiness. Hell, I can truthfully say that I would kill to protect her happiness - and that is not an empty euphemism. But I don't know if I could be just a friend to her.

I would do anything to see her happy, including walking away from my life and family if that's what it takes. I would live a lonely, miserable life if it contributed to her happiness. But I simply couldn't watch her with someone else - not as her spouse, and not even as her friend. If she needs someone else in her life to be happy, then so be it - but without me. As the song by Lobo says, "I love you too much to ever start liking you, so don't expect me to be your friend."

I cannot fathom how any person can sit back and watch the person they love having sex with someone else, let alone helping it to happen. Me, I'm the kind of person who would chew off a leg to get free and kill anyone who tried to rape my wife. Willingly watching it is simply inconceivable to me.

As is taking any enjoyment out of reading about it. I'd sooner eat the end of my .45.

D

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Erotica is about lust and fetishism, not love.

That's not to say that people who participate in any number of fetishes DON'T feel love for each other; in fact, from what I understand such things often bring couples closer, when it's a fetish both share.

Cuckolding, however, especially as presented in the kind of material you'll frequently find online, is clearly not.

As for the other things....

You're a good person sis, and I know you've been struggling with this situation for a long time. My only suggestion here is one that is going to go against everything in your nature, though, and that's to be selfish. Yes, selfish. You need to think about YOU, first and foremost, right now, and about what is best for you, emotionally and physically, because only by doing so can you make yourself the partner you truly wish to be. You say you would kill for her: well, to do so effectively you need to be in your best condition you can, physically and mentally.

You're not doing either her or you any favors by not thinking about that.

Also, TEXT ME SOMETIME. It's been too long!

Melanie E.

Rasufelle has it

Erotica versus reality. I have a real aversion to forced fem, etc, and that is one reason I wrote Sweat and Tears. In my Jill Carter books Too Little...? and Extra Time I did my best to look at the confusion a straight woman has (using a very polite word) when the straight man she fell in love with reveals they are no man.

There are vast numbers of FF and Femdom cuckold books about. I just wish Amazon wouldn't list them next to my stuff.

My life in your words

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You wrote: "My wife tells me she can't imagine living without me - but she also cannot see herself as a lesbian. For me, this is a non-issue. I don't see myself as anything other than in love with her, and gender or physical sexual traits take a backseat. I am simply me, and very much in love with her; part of that love is a physical attraction and a desire to please her. I think she understands how I feel..."

That paragraph sums up my life and my relationship with my wife. We're in our early 70s and splitting up is not an option. So my wife is learning to accept her extremely feminine husband. At this age, conventional sex is not in the picture. Also, I'll never have genital surgery. As Lacy Leigh once said, "If you don't plan to ever have a car, there's no sense in building a garage."

I'm with you regarding other men and my wife. Anyone who makes a move on her is risking his life, or at least his manhood.

Hugs
Patricia

Happiness is being all dressed up and HAVING some place to go.
Semper in femineo gerunt

Don't confuse fiction with real life

Fiction is often about things we can't or don't want to do in real life. Being James Bond sounds great to many, fast cars and loose women, combined with luxury living on the edge of danger, but only because he hardly ever gets killed, and even then, manages to come back to life.

We can use fiction to explore ideas in a risk free way, or simply to have fun we don't get in real life. Don't get serious about make-believe.

To those who have responded........

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First, thank you for your thoughts. Many times, when I write a blog here it serves a greater purpose simply by providing a place and a means for me to get my thoughts out - the simple act of writing them helps me to not only purge them from the canyons of my mind, to stop the thoughts from echoing around endlessly upsetting me, but additionally, it helps me through the act of others responding here and the reassurance their thoughts give me. And yes, especially you Melanie. (And yeah, I know I haven't been writing - depression does that to me. I'll try to be better at it.)

Second, I am completely cognizant of the distinction between real life and fiction - I'm not that far gone yet, lol. I get that it is erotica, and may or may not relate to anything in real life. But the fact that someone, somewhere thinks about it enough to write it - or worse, finds it tittilating enough to desire reading it.......

That is deeply disturbing to me.

I have never been one to force my morals or my beliefs on others. In fact, I spent a good deal of my adult life defending the rights of others to live as they please - within the law of course. I also believe that there are many laws which have been created to restrict people from living as they please. Personally, I have always found Thomas Jefferson's philosophy to be the best - "One man's rights end when they infringe upon those of another." In other words, when you begin to cause harm to someone else, I will stop you. Until then, knock yourself out - and so-called victimless crimes should not be against the law.

Until then, enjoy your own path to hell - or heaven as you believe.

However, this does not alter the fact that I find it disturbing that there are people who get sexual enjoyment out of humiliating the person they supposedly love. Nor that there are people who enjoy that humiliation to the extent that they allow themselves to be restrained and forced to watch their spouse having sex with other partners.

But hey, that's just me - and as long as they are all willing participants of consenting age, to each his own.

D

D. Eden

Dum Vivimus, Vivamus

How about murder?

In my mind, murder is an evil crime, one of the worst there is. The events you discuss are as nothing in my view compared to murder.

Yet we'll see murder on prime time TV virtually every day of the week. Surely, you must be more shocked by that than reading a bit of erotica?

But no, I suspect you are not; that you come to terms with that but not with the erotica. You wouldn't be unusual in doing so. We humans often have strange sets of values.

In answer to your comment about murder......

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I am bothered by murder, moreso by some than others depending on the individual case.

Yes, I am somewhat inured to death - having seen it, lived it, dealt it, you find ways of dealing with it. So yes, perhaps my reaction to murder is muted as compared to my reaction to this type of erotica.

But as explanation, I would suggest that it is a matter or perspective. I am sadly unable to envision myself as being directly involved with most murders I see on TV or read about. Most being the operative term. On the other hand, this type of erotica really bothers me because I am able to envision myself trapped in those situations - and it is extremely uncomfortable for me. I have often said that the mark of a good author is the ability to stir great emotion within me; when their writing is so good as to pull me into the story and out of my comfort zone - that's true talent and skill. But the actual story must still have some redeeming value beyond tittilation.

A good case in point is a book by Karen Bishop - "I Should Have Known" had me so upset reading it I nearly didn't finish it. I'm glad I did as it was an outstanding book, but it had me way out of my comfort zone. It had me sobbing in anguish at times.

Oh, and as to what types of murder still get to me - any case of a truly wasteful murder, like children being killed by parents. A young, promising life ended too soon for ridiculously twisted and selfish reasons.......

Yeah, that still makes my blood boil.

D

D. Eden

Dum Vivimus, Vivamus