Welcome back to my playground, Lexual friends and fiends.
What’s one of the most popular search terms when it comes to sexuality?
That’s right. “Hotwifing” and “hotwife” are more popular than ever before… but are these terms truly understood by the people who are searching for them?
So what exactly does it mean to be a hotwife? And how is it different from cuckolding?
There are a lot of misinformed folks who think cuckolding is synonymous with hotwifing, but Brenna and Brian are happy to teach us how to distinguish between them.
My first chat with Brenna and Brian of the podcast Front Porch Swingers went into some depth about cuckolding.
Listen to Hotwives, Cuckolds and Kinks: Popular Taboos Explained.
That previous episode might help prep you for tonight’s edition with this sexy hotwifing duo! Think of it as a perfect part 2 to our first conversation!
Some of the questions that Brenna and Brian will be answering include:
- What’s the difference between hotwifing and cuckolding?
- How do the dynamics of a hotwife and stag relationship differ from other types of monogamous and non-monogamous relationships?
- What’s the best way to recruit new playmates to join in on your hotwife dynamic?
- How do you communicate with your partner and potential partners about your interests, boundaries and kinks?
- What are some of features of a hotwifing relationship that can be applied to any relationship for partners who want to keep their desire alive?
- What are some of the lessons they learned while getting started with their hotwifing relationship?
- What advice is there for couples or individuals who are seeking to explore hotwifing for the first time?
Hear all the answers to these questions and many more when you tune in tonight!
Listen in at 8 PM Eastern on The Sexy Lifestyle Network via Voice America.
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Thanks . I really interested and read carefully.
Very interesting
Thanks, Rohan! 🙂