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Thank you, Jamie. I appreciate your experience. It's been a journey since that original post and hubby has sucked cock dozens of times now and loves to be fucked like the sissy 'she' is.
why such labels ??
Cds love being feminine, some love being erotic and pleasing others may just enjoy the feeling. Sissy ?? Not sure what that really means ?
Thank you, Jamie. I appreciate your experience. It's been a journey since that original post and hubby has sucked cock dozens of times now and loves to be fucked like the sissy 'she' is.
Nothing makes me tick, but there were a few guys in my days that made me fucking purr and OMG!
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So what ticks in a sissy's wife mind?
Does sucking cocks and being fucked make your husband gay for you? Do you still perceive her as your husband and man?
Hi. I'm not a sissy, though I wondered for a time if I were before coming out as a trans woman, so maybe I can throw some light on it?
There's a thread here too called 'why do older men become Bi' or something like that and that might be worth a look - you don't say how old your fella is.
This may sound corny, but all men in western societies are expected to perform a perceived/imposed role as 'What a man should be' whether he likes it or not. Most men don't mind, are happy to be privileged and enjoy every aspect of the role. By that I mean the macho, doesn't cry, looks after his wuman, can use power-tools, never reads instructions - you know, the regular guy - oh and they're nearly always homophobic: even the slightest suggestion of saying or doing something gay will horrify them.
But then there are men who don't quite fit that stereotype - maybe they've secretly questioned their own sexuality (as 90% of kids do around puberty as part of growing up). Maybe they prefer reading a book to taking apart the lawn-mower, maybe they love soap tv and not the science documentary, maybe they prefer fishing to playing football? Maybe they find they don't fit the hairy-chested stereotype and pulling ring-pulls off with their teeth? ( These are all horrible stereotypes and I hate myself for repeating them because I do science)
Most importantly, they've had the courage and intelligence to question that stereotype and not blindly accept it.
From what you've described, I'd say you have a great relationship because he's had the courage to open up to you about those feelings. He's not changing - he's still the man you fell in love with, you're just discovering more of him. Lady - he really trusts you - how special is that?! Now what you've gotta do is discuss it openly and talk it through. If you're worried, then say so, but maybe do that with the perspective that this is a part of him he's kept hidden, until he found someone he trusts. What may happen is that all those bottled up feelings may splurge out at first, so he'll need to get past that and find a balance where he feels happier expressing those feelings without freaking you out.
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^^^ This is so spot-on accurate !
As a sissy cuckold, I'm pretty much the anti-stereotype male mentioned above. I don't take apart lawnmowers, and would rather enjoy a drink and listen to a Carole King record. It's not just that though, I never fit into the whole guys club machismo thing, I'm that sensitive guy who always ends up friend zoned, etc..
But more than anything, I was always bi, just not able to come out to even myself about it until my late 30's, and then to act on it took another 5 or so years.
I found videos online, realized I'm not alone, then began my self discovery of my wife's panty drawer, which eventually led to full crossdressing (although I'm still in the closet, this is behind closed doors only).
So what makes us tick? I don't know, but spending my entire life having to be the MAN, and man up all the time, take care of everyone, my family, her family, etc.. I wore down. When I go into the bedroom, call me lazy or whatever, but I don't want to be responsible for orchestrating the sexual encounter. Let someone else conduct, I'll just play whatever instrument the conductor tells me to.
Being bi just allows me to accept the desire to play a female role in the bedroom, and dressing up in sexy lingerie helps me mentally fall into that role.
I suspect the OP's husband is bi, and just hasn't come to terms with it, but encouragement and support in playing the feminine role may ease him enough to open up about it.
Keep in mind, bi isn't gay. He's not going anywhere if he's bi, although he would probably want to experiment. Support him and let him, he isn't going anywhere if you keep a safe and comfortable atmosphere at home for him.
We're all bi-sexual to varying degrees. Hubby is just embracing her bi-sexuality. Hubby is a man, a husband, and a sissy. They overlap.
If a sissy is fully indulged, as my husband has been for a year and a half, do they all lose interest in regular sex? It's been forever since we had traditional sex, or since he would get hard for me outside of the context of me playing sissy games with him. Just sadly wondering if this is typical. It isn't super-critical now that my sexual energies are totally focused on my Mistress but I'm still curious.
We're all bi-sexual to varying degrees. Hubby is just embracing her bi-sexuality. Hubby is a man, a husband, and a sissy. They overlap.
It's difficult to explain; I'm not gay, not attracted to men at all. I couldn't kiss one or get hard and fuck a man's bottom.
But I do enjoy being a submissive sissy slut, I go weak at the sight of a huge, erect, spunking cock, and love wearing lingerie, heels and make-up.
It's the whole female glamour thing that does it for me, dressing like a girl and doing what a girl does.
This is me also!