A Decade of Wanting, and Now Living It with my Asian Hotwife
Posted: Sat Mar 22, 2025 12:48 pm
Lurking to Living
After more than 10 years lurking on this forum—reading, absorbing, replaying your stories in my head late at night—I figured it was time I stepped out of the shadows and introduced myself. What started as voyeuristic curiosity has evolved into lived experience. And now, here I am: not just the guy reading the stories, but the one writing his own.
The Woman
My wife and I are in our 30s. We’ve been together for 12 years, married for 8. She’s Korean-American—5’6”, slim, athletic, long dark hair with added subtle highlights. Her ass is perfectly round, tight from years of squats and spin classes, the kind of ass that makes yoga pants feel like an invitation. Her thighs are toned and graceful, strong but soft in just the right places, and when she walks across the room in nothing but her underwear, there’s a feline confidence in her stride. Her waist is narrow, leading to a flat stomach with faint muscle definition—just enough to show off her discipline. And just below that, her hips flare out with a fluid grace that still haunts me in the best way. The way she moves them—those controlled, sensual gyrations when she’s on top—is seared into my memory. It’s the image I replay in the quiet dark when she’s not in bed and away: her pelvis rotating in slow, hypnotic circles, her toned stomach tightening with each roll—one of the most vivid and erotic memories I carry. Her breasts are perky B cups, firm and youthful, with a natural roundness that seems almost sculpted. Her nipples are small, dark, often peeking through her tops and sports bras in a way that always draws my eye. When she stretches or arches her back, the way her chest lifts is subtly erotic, like her body knows exactly how to tease without even trying. The kind of body that turns heads at the gym and makes her yoga pants feel like a tease every time she bends over to tie her shoes. 
Her Early Years and Sexual Frustration
She was born in Korea but moved to the U.S. just before high school. I remember thinking she must’ve been born here—she was that Americanized by the time we met. But she later told me how lost she felt during those early years: nerdy, culture-shocked, invisible. That period she also described as one also marked by a deep sexual frustration. She told me later that she constantly felt pent up, like there was a hunger inside her she didn’t know how to feed because she was shy. She described being surrounded by girls who were dating, experimenting, letting go, she felt paralyzed—watching from the sidelines as others lived freely. Years later, she admitted she regretted not being more adventurous, more daring with her body during that time. She often wondered what it would’ve felt like to let someone explore her. She even described to me, with a mix of nostalgia and regret, how there were several Black guys in her high school classes who made it clear they were interested in her. Bold glances in the hallway, casual flirtation in group projects—attention she remembers vividly. At the time, she said she was too shy, too unsure of herself to respond. But now? She admits she sometimes still fantasizes about what she missed, what it would’ve felt like to say yes to one of them—to be taken, claimed, explored during those formative years.
Her First Experiences in College
At 18, when she started college, everything changed. She lost her virginity to a married white man, ten years older. She said it unlocked something in her—the thrill of the forbidden, the power of seduction, the rush of being desired by someone unavailable. That lasted a few months, but it left its mark.
Then came a more traditional relationship—a Korean guy, her age, for two years. Safe. Predictable. She called it “sexually frustrating.” She told me there was a persistent ache during those two years—like her body was screaming for more than what he could give. She described their sex life as bland, and mechanical. When grad school started, it fizzled out. She craved more. And she found it.
She said the next day after she broke up she seduced the Italian guy who the company sent to set up her internet. She told me about it much later, but when she did, the way she described it was so vivid, it played in my mind like a scene from a movie. She said she was still emotionally raw, freshly out of that long, sexually frustrating relationship, and craving something primal. The Italian guy was casually flirtatious, and as he worked in her apartment, she noticed his eyes drifting—first to her legs, then to the slight outline of her chest. She said just before he arrived, she’d taken a shower. So she slipped into a white halter top, thin and loose, without a bra—just enough fabric to cling to her nipples, which were still slightly damp and already starting to show through. Then she pulled on a pair of tiny shorts—the kind she normally only wore to sleep in, light gray cotton, no panties underneath, hugging the bottom curve of her ass so tightly that one cheek always peeked out. She said she walked around like that on purpose, acting casual as she poured herself water in the kitchen, giving him plenty of time to steal glances. She could feel his eyes on her thighs, her hips, her chest, and it she said she was already wet before anything even happened. 
She said she let it unfold gradually but naturally. As he worked, she stayed on the couch, scrolling her phone but keeping one eye on him. Their small talk turned playful. She told me later that it all unfolded with an ease that surprised even her. When he told her he was finished, she stood—slowly, deliberately, brushing a bit too close as she walked past him. She said she felt unusually bold, like the tension of that two-year spell had finally snapped. She remembered what sex used to feel like—unrestrained, urgent—and she wanted that again, right then and there.
She told me that once she let herself cross the line, it all moved fast. He leaned in after her last teasing comment, and when she didn’t pull away, they kissed—slowly at first, then with more urgency. She said he touched her like she’d wanted to since she broke up with her first partner at 18.
She told me he pulled her close and guided her to the couch. She said the sex wasn’t perfect or romantic—it was fast, rough, necessary. He entered her quickly missionary and they both came fast and few words were exchanged throughout it all. She said she gave him her number but she never returned his messages and they never spoke again.
Soon after this on a backpacking trip in Europe, my wife told me she had a fling with a white guy during her travels. She had gone backpacking with a close female friend who was single. One night, they shared a room in a budget guesthouse, and my wife told me she watched her friend flirt with and then hook up with a guy they met at a bar. My wife listened to them from across the room and felt a raw mix of arousal, envy, and curiosity. She told me that experience unlocked something. She said she was committed to the next time a flirty attractive stranger struck up a conversation with her in a club she wouldn’t hesitate. That first night listening lit a fuse in her. The next evening, the guy her friend had hooked up with introduced them to a friend they were traveling with. The four of them hit it off, and the two men ended up tagging along with my wife and her friend for part of their trip. The friend was apparently a tall, flirtatious Irish guy—he quickly zeroed in on my future wife. One night she told me, she was in the same room where her friend was hooking up again trying to sleep. She said that in the heat of that moment, the closeness, the tension... she gave in. She said she went immediately down stairs and invited the Irish guy up from the hostel common room. She when he got to their room and saw his friend fucking my wife’s friend they were naked with barely talking and moving in sync. She said it was thrilling, almost surreal—being fucked with the sound and sight of her friend moaning just feet away.
From that night on, they continued seeing each other during the trip. She told me they had sex several more times—in sleeper train cabins, in shared hostel bunks, even once in the shower of a cramped guesthouse. She said it felt like a secret life opening up—reckless, untamed, and completely hers.
When she got back, she met a Danish man at a running club, older, freshly separated. She called it a “casual relationship,” but she also said it was the best sex of her life. She told me the attraction with him was physical from the start—he was older, in his 40s, she was in her early 20s. They’d go for long runs together, and afterward, he’d invite her upstairs. 
She said they’d barely make it through the door before he pulled her against the wall, peeling her out of her damp clothes. She said he’d go down on her while she was still dripping with sweat, licking her thighs and pussy until she was moaning into his shoulder. He’d fuck her on the floor, on the kitchen counter, on the couch—wherever he could take her. She said he was rough, vocal, dominant in a way that made her feel completely wanted and utterly undone.
I still remember her looking me in the eye and saying, “No one ever made me come like he did.” Even today she still stands by this.
The Beginning of Us
She met me while she was still seeing him. I’m also a white guy but only two years older than her. I was in a long-term relationship at the time. She seduced me out of it. We were married four years later.
I had this kink before her—always did. We talked about it early on, folded it into our sex life. It waxed and waned, like it does for most of us. But over time, fantasy wanted form. I brought up the idea of her dating again. She was hesitant to move to reality. During that period, our sex life was still very much alive—Occasionally, she’d initiate, introduce the hotwife fantasy and those nights could be amazing—but most of the time, it felt like she was holding back, like a part of her was inaccessible. She would ask for more foreplay in quiet, measured ways—mentioning how the Danish guy used to go down on her for what felt like forever, how he took his time with his fingers until she was trembling. She told me how he’d explore her slowly, confidently, reading her body like a map. There were nights when she’d lie back with me and whisper, almost shyly, "Use your fingers like he did... slower, deeper," or gently guide my head lower, urging me to go down on her longer. Sometimes she’d close her eyes and breathe differently when I tried—like she was chasing a memory I hadn’t created. I always tried to follow her lead, but I could feel the comparison hanging in the room. Her body remembered things mine had never learned.
Desire Turns to Hesitation
The more we fantasized, the more I wanted the fantasy to be real. More and more with both initiated this fantasy until most times we had sex it was part of it. The desire to escalate things started to take over, slowly at first, then with increasing intensity. Eventually, I brought up the idea of letting her try dating again—this time, for real online.
She was hesitant. She said she wasn't sure how she'd feel about being watched, about doing something so intimate under the weight of expectation. But over time, the idea kept resurfacing in our pillow talk, in our late-night whispers, in the tension between us. Finally, I introduced the idea of dating apps. I told her there was no pressure, that we could explore it together. Around this time, she started to turn it back on me. She’d say things like, “If you want this so badly, why don’t you make it happen?” Her tone wasn’t dismissive—it was challenging. She wanted to know if I had the nerve to follow through. More than once, she looked me dead in the eye and said, “You keep saying you want this… so do it. Set it up.”
But every time I got close—whether it was pushing her to meet someone or messaging on her behalf—I’d hesitate. I’d backpedal, unsure if I could handle the reality of it. And she saw it. She grew frustrated. There was one night, after we talked about a message she’d received from a guy, when she just rolled her eyes and said, “You’re all talk. A big tease.” It stung—but she wasn’t wrong.
The fantasy had turned into a kind of game between us, but she needed more than words. She needed me to either own it or let it go. And at that point, I was still stuck somewhere in between—too turned on to walk away, too scared to push her forward. So for a while, we hovered there. Halfway in, halfway out.
One evening around this time we sat together on the couch and I suggested the app, she looked at me like, “oh really?”. I nodded and told her to just do it. I remember how she shifted uncomfortably at first, second-guessing her pictures, wondering what to write in her bio. But once the messages started coming in, something changed. She giggled at the flood of attention, read a few messages out loud, rolled her eyes at the cheesy ones, and smirked at the bolder ones. She was nervous, yes—but also curious. I saw the flicker in her eyes. The idea had shifted from hypothetical to possible. From possible to real. At first, she didn’t seem particularly impressed with the app. She opened it a few times, scrolled through some profiles, replied here and there—but it all felt casual, disconnected. She’d laugh at the absurd messages, sometimes show me the worst ones, but nothing seemed to click. There was no real energy behind it. She used it now and then, mostly when I asked, but I could tell her heart wasn’t in it. After a few weeks, the novelty wore off. She stopped checking the app altogether. It fizzled out like a half-hearted experiment, and for a little while, it seemed like the fantasy might stay just that—a fantasy.
The Subtle Changes Begin
Except her habits began to change—and it wasn’t all at once. It started small. She was on her phone more in the evenings, saying she was answering work emails or catching up on messages. Then it became part of her morning routine too—scrolling in bed before getting up, screen tilted away from me. Her laugh started sounding different when she read something, and sometimes she’d smile to herself quietly and then tuck the phone away.
Her wardrobe slowly shifted too. The leggings got tighter. The necklines a little lower. More time spent getting ready to “run errands.” More lip gloss. Lingerie I hadn’t seen before would quietly appear in our laundry. When we’d go out, she’d pause longer in front of the mirror, turning sideways to look at herself with a kind of private smile.
I noticed her confidence building—not the professional, polished kind she’d always had, but something more primal. She walked differently. She held eye contact with men longer in conversation. Her laugh carried a flirtatious edge. I saw all of it but didn’t suspect anything. I also began to notice how she became more casually touchy with men when we were out. A light hand on a coworker's arm during a laugh, a playful shove during conversation, or leaning in a little closer than necessary to hear someone better. It wasn’t overtly sexual, not at first—it was subtle, just enough to register. But I knew her baseline, and this was different in hindsight. But I kept telling myself she was just thriving, just rediscovering herself, gaining more confidence due to success at work. That it was harmless. That it was still ours.
But deep down, I think I already knew: something was waking up inside her. And she wasn’t showing it to me.
The Confession
Two years later, it came out during a quiet, almost uneventful evening. We had just finished dinner, and I noticed she seemed distracted—distant in that way I’d grown familiar with but never fully understood. I asked if everything was okay, expecting her to brush it off as work stress. Instead, she hesitated, looked down, and said, “There’s something I need to tell you.”
She told me she’d never stopped using the apps. Not only that—she had met a man in person just a few months after we started the experiment. Then another. She'd been seeing both of them for over a year by that point. The words hit like a slow, heavy wave. I remember sitting there, frozen, my fork still in my hand, my chest tightening with confusion, jealousy, disbelief—and arousal. She kept talking, calmly, like she’d rehearsed it.
One was a divorced firefighter in his forties. The other was a businessman, older in his early 50s, married, who traveled frequently to our city. She was in her early 30s by this time. She spoke plainly, almost clinically, as though laying out facts, but every detail pulled at something deep in me. The woman I slept beside each night had been living another life, and I hadn’t known. Not really. Not until then.
It wasn’t fantasy anymore. It was reality. And I had no say in how it played out. She created the rules. She crossed the line alone.
I won’t pretend I took it well. I was devastated. Aroused. Humiliated. Turned on. All at once. She’d done what I’d fantasized about—just without me. But in time, we talked. We fought. We cried. We had nights where I felt like a stranger in my own marriage and mornings where I watched her move around the kitchen and couldn’t believe I still loved her this much. After she confessed everything, we agreed to pause it all. She stopped seeing the men. No apps, no messages, no meetups—nothing. At first, I thought it would help, that removing the source of tension would bring us back together. But it didn’t. If anything, it made things worse.
She became more irritable, more restless. The calm. She seemed frustrated but stoic in a way that simmered beneath the surface—snapping at small things. And I wasn’t much better. I thought I’d feel relieved, more secure—but instead, I felt cold. Flat. I didn’t want to touch her. I didn’t want to initiate. The fantasy that once turned me on now made me feel anxious, conflicted. When we did try to have sex, it felt hollow—like we were going through the motions for the sake of normalcy. I couldn’t stop thinking about what she was missing… and how I had asked for all of this.
We were stuck. She resented the loss of what had awakened her, and I resented that I wasn’t enough. The distance between us grew in silence, compounding the very thing we were trying to fix. The pain was real—so was the heat. 
The Honest Conversation
But little by little, honesty carved a new space, and in that raw exposure, we began to speak more openly about everything—her desires, my fears, our shared curiosity. The more we talked, the more clear it became: what she had done in secret was unsustainable, but what we were building now could be something entirely different. Not hidden. Not shameful. Not chaotic. Just real.
We started talking about what it would mean for her to explore again, but with permission—with structure, honesty, and shared understanding. It was difficult. At first, I flinched at the thought of opening that door again, of letting her step back into that world. But over 2 months, I realized the only thing more painful than her being with other men… was continuing as if we were unchanged when we were changed.
Eventually, we agreed—but not before a long, vulnerable, and brutally honest conversation. It started in bed, late at night, both of us staring at the ceiling, silent. I asked her if she missed it—really missed it. She didn’t answer right away. But when she turned to me, her voice was low, steady.
"Yes," she said. "I miss how I felt. I miss feeling primal, unfiltered. I miss the sex—not just the act, but the freedom in it."
I was quiet for a while. My chest tightened, but I knew I couldn’t deny what had already changed between us. "Would you do it again? If I said it was okay?" I asked.
She looked at me carefully. "Only if it was real. If it wasn’t a game or a trap or some test. If it wasn’t for you—but with you for us. I need it for me as well. I don’t want to perform.”
That line hit me hard. Because I knew it was true. What she did in secret had fractured our trust, but also exposed something undeniable: she needed this. And part of me did too. She told me that one of the reasons she kept it from me was because she didn’t know how to reconcile who she was becoming with who she was supposed to be. She felt split—caught between being my wife, the woman who slept beside me each night, and the woman who wanted to give herself completely to someone else for a night. She said the moment I was aware of her encounters, it felt like she had to perform, like she was being watched, graded, expected to be a fantasy rather than a woman following her desire. That fear made secrecy feel safer, more authentic in the moment. She didn’t have to live up to anything. She could just *be*. But eventually, even that fractured her inside. And she realized that to truly own it, she needed to find a way to be both.
We talked until sunrise. We laid everything bare—what scared us, what excited us, what boundaries would make it feel safe. She asked for clarity. I asked for honesty. There were tears, long pauses, flashes of arousal even in the middle of the fear. But something beautiful happened in that space: we decided. Together.
Not as a concession. Not as a game. But as a new reality.
She could be a hotwife—openly. Fully. Authentically. Not in secret. Not in shame. And for the first time, we weren’t just reacting to the fallout. We were creating the foundation together. We both knew: the door had already been opened. But now, she wasn’t walking through it alone.
She prefers long-term partners. Two, steady. Familiar bulls. After the two-month hiatus, she didn’t immediately go looking again. But one quiet evening, she casually mentioned that both of her previous bulls had reached out—checking in, saying they missed her, curious if things had changed. She didn’t commit at first, but when she finally decided to see them again, it was deliberate and open.
Watching Her Get Ready
I watched from the doorway, pretending to scroll my phone while my eyes traced every move as she got ready. She laid her outfit out with quiet purpose: a lacy black balconette bra that lifted her perky B-cup breasts subtly under a fitted sky blue-colored blouse—elegant, but with just enough plunge to hint at what lay underneath. She paired it with high-waisted dark jeans that hugged her hips and flared slightly at the ankle, along with low leather heels. The kind of outfit that said confident, sexy, and unmistakably available. I watched as she slid it up her thighs, adjusted it once, then stood back to admire herself in the mirror. I noticed she wore her wedding ring. She always has.
She checked her face once, then again, and smiled—not at me, but at herself. There was something electric about her in those moments—calm, confident. It was intoxicating to witness. I remember coming up behind her, hugging her and telling her to enjoy her “hall pass” openly.
By the time she slipped on her heels and turned to leave, my mouth was dry and my cock was hard. 
The first night she reconnected with the firefighter, she came home late and wordless, her body radiating something I hadn’t seen openly before. What I noticed first was that her hair had been worn down and perfectly styled when she left—soft waves cascading over her shoulders. But when she came home, it was swept up into a quick, messy bun, like it had been gathered in a hurry. Loose strands clung to her flushed cheeks. Her lipstick was faintly smudged, and her blouse— untucked. I caught the faintest scent of sweat, perfume, and something unmistakably male lingering around her. She didn’t speak at first, just smiled sheepishly and walked past me with a slow, relaxed stride, her lips curved into a quiet, knowing smile. There was a slyness to it—a teasing glint in her eyes, like she knew exactly what I was thinking. She didn’t need to say anything. Her body, her scent, her grin—they told the whole story. And I stood there, stunned, breath caught in my throat, both hollowed out and impossibly aroused.
The next weekend, it was the married businessman.
From that point on, about one year ago now, she resumed seeing both.
Letting Me Listen
On more than one occasion, she’s called me mid-session—just let me listen. Her voice, raw and breathless, moaning in ways I never hear when she’s with me. I’ve heard the rhythmic creak of the bed beneath her, the wet slap of skin against skin, her gasps cutting through the air like sharp intakes of heat. There were moments she growled low in her throat, others when her moans rose in pitch, tumbling into choked cries of "yes" or breathy, desperate pleads. I’ve heard her beg him not to stop, her voice shaking, her words slurred from pleasure—whimpering one second, then shrieking the next. And I’ve sat with this: both turned on and left out.
Anal: A new threshold
When she first told me of the affair, she also told me the businessman took her anally. Her first time. Not me. She said she didn’t plan it—it just happened. Her body gave in. Now, that’s a part of herself she gives to him alone. She’ll wear a plug for me sometimes which is new.
What Sex is Like Now
These days, she sees the business man once or twice a month, and nearly every other visit includes anal. It’s become part of their rhythm, something she looks forward to in a way that still makes my stomach twist and my cock ache at the same time. She told me that with him, it feels natural now—that her body almost craves that type of fullness and surrender.
After these dates she comes home glowing. Hair messy. Cheeks flushed. Panties damp, stretched. I know what she’s done. She doesn’t try to hide it anymore. She’ll drop her clothes by the bed, crawl in next to me, kiss me softly. I can smell him on her. And I can’t help but get hard.
Other times, she’ll shut down. She’ll say, “I’m all fucked out,” and roll away. Those nights hurt. But they’re real. And they’re part of this.
Our sex life has changed. She teaches me now. Tells me how they do it. Sometimes she closes her eyes when I’m inside her and whispers, “Do it like he does.” And I try. God, I try.
Despite all of it, we are still deeply connected. She still loves me. We raise our kids, build our life, share everything. She just happens to have sex with other men. And somehow, even in the confusion and pain and twisted arousal, that truth doesn’t feel like betrayal anymore. It just feels like who we’ve become.
Why I’m Sharing This
So that’s us. A cognitive voyeur who became a husband. A husband who became a witness. And a witness still trying to make sense of the fire he helped light.
I’m not here to pretend it’s perfect. Or to pretend it’s not hard. I’m here because I know some of you have lived this too—or you’re about to. And maybe my story will help you feel a little less alone.
If you have questions I’m an open book. I will post updates here periodically.
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January 2025 bull date night: https://i.postimg.cc/sxf78f5M/IMG-1858.jpg
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After more than 10 years lurking on this forum—reading, absorbing, replaying your stories in my head late at night—I figured it was time I stepped out of the shadows and introduced myself. What started as voyeuristic curiosity has evolved into lived experience. And now, here I am: not just the guy reading the stories, but the one writing his own.
The Woman
My wife and I are in our 30s. We’ve been together for 12 years, married for 8. She’s Korean-American—5’6”, slim, athletic, long dark hair with added subtle highlights. Her ass is perfectly round, tight from years of squats and spin classes, the kind of ass that makes yoga pants feel like an invitation. Her thighs are toned and graceful, strong but soft in just the right places, and when she walks across the room in nothing but her underwear, there’s a feline confidence in her stride. Her waist is narrow, leading to a flat stomach with faint muscle definition—just enough to show off her discipline. And just below that, her hips flare out with a fluid grace that still haunts me in the best way. The way she moves them—those controlled, sensual gyrations when she’s on top—is seared into my memory. It’s the image I replay in the quiet dark when she’s not in bed and away: her pelvis rotating in slow, hypnotic circles, her toned stomach tightening with each roll—one of the most vivid and erotic memories I carry. Her breasts are perky B cups, firm and youthful, with a natural roundness that seems almost sculpted. Her nipples are small, dark, often peeking through her tops and sports bras in a way that always draws my eye. When she stretches or arches her back, the way her chest lifts is subtly erotic, like her body knows exactly how to tease without even trying. The kind of body that turns heads at the gym and makes her yoga pants feel like a tease every time she bends over to tie her shoes. 
Her Early Years and Sexual Frustration
She was born in Korea but moved to the U.S. just before high school. I remember thinking she must’ve been born here—she was that Americanized by the time we met. But she later told me how lost she felt during those early years: nerdy, culture-shocked, invisible. That period she also described as one also marked by a deep sexual frustration. She told me later that she constantly felt pent up, like there was a hunger inside her she didn’t know how to feed because she was shy. She described being surrounded by girls who were dating, experimenting, letting go, she felt paralyzed—watching from the sidelines as others lived freely. Years later, she admitted she regretted not being more adventurous, more daring with her body during that time. She often wondered what it would’ve felt like to let someone explore her. She even described to me, with a mix of nostalgia and regret, how there were several Black guys in her high school classes who made it clear they were interested in her. Bold glances in the hallway, casual flirtation in group projects—attention she remembers vividly. At the time, she said she was too shy, too unsure of herself to respond. But now? She admits she sometimes still fantasizes about what she missed, what it would’ve felt like to say yes to one of them—to be taken, claimed, explored during those formative years.
Her First Experiences in College
At 18, when she started college, everything changed. She lost her virginity to a married white man, ten years older. She said it unlocked something in her—the thrill of the forbidden, the power of seduction, the rush of being desired by someone unavailable. That lasted a few months, but it left its mark.
Then came a more traditional relationship—a Korean guy, her age, for two years. Safe. Predictable. She called it “sexually frustrating.” She told me there was a persistent ache during those two years—like her body was screaming for more than what he could give. She described their sex life as bland, and mechanical. When grad school started, it fizzled out. She craved more. And she found it.
She said the next day after she broke up she seduced the Italian guy who the company sent to set up her internet. She told me about it much later, but when she did, the way she described it was so vivid, it played in my mind like a scene from a movie. She said she was still emotionally raw, freshly out of that long, sexually frustrating relationship, and craving something primal. The Italian guy was casually flirtatious, and as he worked in her apartment, she noticed his eyes drifting—first to her legs, then to the slight outline of her chest. She said just before he arrived, she’d taken a shower. So she slipped into a white halter top, thin and loose, without a bra—just enough fabric to cling to her nipples, which were still slightly damp and already starting to show through. Then she pulled on a pair of tiny shorts—the kind she normally only wore to sleep in, light gray cotton, no panties underneath, hugging the bottom curve of her ass so tightly that one cheek always peeked out. She said she walked around like that on purpose, acting casual as she poured herself water in the kitchen, giving him plenty of time to steal glances. She could feel his eyes on her thighs, her hips, her chest, and it she said she was already wet before anything even happened. 
She said she let it unfold gradually but naturally. As he worked, she stayed on the couch, scrolling her phone but keeping one eye on him. Their small talk turned playful. She told me later that it all unfolded with an ease that surprised even her. When he told her he was finished, she stood—slowly, deliberately, brushing a bit too close as she walked past him. She said she felt unusually bold, like the tension of that two-year spell had finally snapped. She remembered what sex used to feel like—unrestrained, urgent—and she wanted that again, right then and there.
She told me that once she let herself cross the line, it all moved fast. He leaned in after her last teasing comment, and when she didn’t pull away, they kissed—slowly at first, then with more urgency. She said he touched her like she’d wanted to since she broke up with her first partner at 18.
She told me he pulled her close and guided her to the couch. She said the sex wasn’t perfect or romantic—it was fast, rough, necessary. He entered her quickly missionary and they both came fast and few words were exchanged throughout it all. She said she gave him her number but she never returned his messages and they never spoke again.
Soon after this on a backpacking trip in Europe, my wife told me she had a fling with a white guy during her travels. She had gone backpacking with a close female friend who was single. One night, they shared a room in a budget guesthouse, and my wife told me she watched her friend flirt with and then hook up with a guy they met at a bar. My wife listened to them from across the room and felt a raw mix of arousal, envy, and curiosity. She told me that experience unlocked something. She said she was committed to the next time a flirty attractive stranger struck up a conversation with her in a club she wouldn’t hesitate. That first night listening lit a fuse in her. The next evening, the guy her friend had hooked up with introduced them to a friend they were traveling with. The four of them hit it off, and the two men ended up tagging along with my wife and her friend for part of their trip. The friend was apparently a tall, flirtatious Irish guy—he quickly zeroed in on my future wife. One night she told me, she was in the same room where her friend was hooking up again trying to sleep. She said that in the heat of that moment, the closeness, the tension... she gave in. She said she went immediately down stairs and invited the Irish guy up from the hostel common room. She when he got to their room and saw his friend fucking my wife’s friend they were naked with barely talking and moving in sync. She said it was thrilling, almost surreal—being fucked with the sound and sight of her friend moaning just feet away.
From that night on, they continued seeing each other during the trip. She told me they had sex several more times—in sleeper train cabins, in shared hostel bunks, even once in the shower of a cramped guesthouse. She said it felt like a secret life opening up—reckless, untamed, and completely hers.
When she got back, she met a Danish man at a running club, older, freshly separated. She called it a “casual relationship,” but she also said it was the best sex of her life. She told me the attraction with him was physical from the start—he was older, in his 40s, she was in her early 20s. They’d go for long runs together, and afterward, he’d invite her upstairs. 
She said they’d barely make it through the door before he pulled her against the wall, peeling her out of her damp clothes. She said he’d go down on her while she was still dripping with sweat, licking her thighs and pussy until she was moaning into his shoulder. He’d fuck her on the floor, on the kitchen counter, on the couch—wherever he could take her. She said he was rough, vocal, dominant in a way that made her feel completely wanted and utterly undone.
I still remember her looking me in the eye and saying, “No one ever made me come like he did.” Even today she still stands by this.
The Beginning of Us
She met me while she was still seeing him. I’m also a white guy but only two years older than her. I was in a long-term relationship at the time. She seduced me out of it. We were married four years later.
I had this kink before her—always did. We talked about it early on, folded it into our sex life. It waxed and waned, like it does for most of us. But over time, fantasy wanted form. I brought up the idea of her dating again. She was hesitant to move to reality. During that period, our sex life was still very much alive—Occasionally, she’d initiate, introduce the hotwife fantasy and those nights could be amazing—but most of the time, it felt like she was holding back, like a part of her was inaccessible. She would ask for more foreplay in quiet, measured ways—mentioning how the Danish guy used to go down on her for what felt like forever, how he took his time with his fingers until she was trembling. She told me how he’d explore her slowly, confidently, reading her body like a map. There were nights when she’d lie back with me and whisper, almost shyly, "Use your fingers like he did... slower, deeper," or gently guide my head lower, urging me to go down on her longer. Sometimes she’d close her eyes and breathe differently when I tried—like she was chasing a memory I hadn’t created. I always tried to follow her lead, but I could feel the comparison hanging in the room. Her body remembered things mine had never learned.
Desire Turns to Hesitation
The more we fantasized, the more I wanted the fantasy to be real. More and more with both initiated this fantasy until most times we had sex it was part of it. The desire to escalate things started to take over, slowly at first, then with increasing intensity. Eventually, I brought up the idea of letting her try dating again—this time, for real online.
She was hesitant. She said she wasn't sure how she'd feel about being watched, about doing something so intimate under the weight of expectation. But over time, the idea kept resurfacing in our pillow talk, in our late-night whispers, in the tension between us. Finally, I introduced the idea of dating apps. I told her there was no pressure, that we could explore it together. Around this time, she started to turn it back on me. She’d say things like, “If you want this so badly, why don’t you make it happen?” Her tone wasn’t dismissive—it was challenging. She wanted to know if I had the nerve to follow through. More than once, she looked me dead in the eye and said, “You keep saying you want this… so do it. Set it up.”
But every time I got close—whether it was pushing her to meet someone or messaging on her behalf—I’d hesitate. I’d backpedal, unsure if I could handle the reality of it. And she saw it. She grew frustrated. There was one night, after we talked about a message she’d received from a guy, when she just rolled her eyes and said, “You’re all talk. A big tease.” It stung—but she wasn’t wrong.
The fantasy had turned into a kind of game between us, but she needed more than words. She needed me to either own it or let it go. And at that point, I was still stuck somewhere in between—too turned on to walk away, too scared to push her forward. So for a while, we hovered there. Halfway in, halfway out.
One evening around this time we sat together on the couch and I suggested the app, she looked at me like, “oh really?”. I nodded and told her to just do it. I remember how she shifted uncomfortably at first, second-guessing her pictures, wondering what to write in her bio. But once the messages started coming in, something changed. She giggled at the flood of attention, read a few messages out loud, rolled her eyes at the cheesy ones, and smirked at the bolder ones. She was nervous, yes—but also curious. I saw the flicker in her eyes. The idea had shifted from hypothetical to possible. From possible to real. At first, she didn’t seem particularly impressed with the app. She opened it a few times, scrolled through some profiles, replied here and there—but it all felt casual, disconnected. She’d laugh at the absurd messages, sometimes show me the worst ones, but nothing seemed to click. There was no real energy behind it. She used it now and then, mostly when I asked, but I could tell her heart wasn’t in it. After a few weeks, the novelty wore off. She stopped checking the app altogether. It fizzled out like a half-hearted experiment, and for a little while, it seemed like the fantasy might stay just that—a fantasy.
The Subtle Changes Begin
Except her habits began to change—and it wasn’t all at once. It started small. She was on her phone more in the evenings, saying she was answering work emails or catching up on messages. Then it became part of her morning routine too—scrolling in bed before getting up, screen tilted away from me. Her laugh started sounding different when she read something, and sometimes she’d smile to herself quietly and then tuck the phone away.
Her wardrobe slowly shifted too. The leggings got tighter. The necklines a little lower. More time spent getting ready to “run errands.” More lip gloss. Lingerie I hadn’t seen before would quietly appear in our laundry. When we’d go out, she’d pause longer in front of the mirror, turning sideways to look at herself with a kind of private smile.
I noticed her confidence building—not the professional, polished kind she’d always had, but something more primal. She walked differently. She held eye contact with men longer in conversation. Her laugh carried a flirtatious edge. I saw all of it but didn’t suspect anything. I also began to notice how she became more casually touchy with men when we were out. A light hand on a coworker's arm during a laugh, a playful shove during conversation, or leaning in a little closer than necessary to hear someone better. It wasn’t overtly sexual, not at first—it was subtle, just enough to register. But I knew her baseline, and this was different in hindsight. But I kept telling myself she was just thriving, just rediscovering herself, gaining more confidence due to success at work. That it was harmless. That it was still ours.
But deep down, I think I already knew: something was waking up inside her. And she wasn’t showing it to me.
The Confession
Two years later, it came out during a quiet, almost uneventful evening. We had just finished dinner, and I noticed she seemed distracted—distant in that way I’d grown familiar with but never fully understood. I asked if everything was okay, expecting her to brush it off as work stress. Instead, she hesitated, looked down, and said, “There’s something I need to tell you.”
She told me she’d never stopped using the apps. Not only that—she had met a man in person just a few months after we started the experiment. Then another. She'd been seeing both of them for over a year by that point. The words hit like a slow, heavy wave. I remember sitting there, frozen, my fork still in my hand, my chest tightening with confusion, jealousy, disbelief—and arousal. She kept talking, calmly, like she’d rehearsed it.
One was a divorced firefighter in his forties. The other was a businessman, older in his early 50s, married, who traveled frequently to our city. She was in her early 30s by this time. She spoke plainly, almost clinically, as though laying out facts, but every detail pulled at something deep in me. The woman I slept beside each night had been living another life, and I hadn’t known. Not really. Not until then.
It wasn’t fantasy anymore. It was reality. And I had no say in how it played out. She created the rules. She crossed the line alone.
I won’t pretend I took it well. I was devastated. Aroused. Humiliated. Turned on. All at once. She’d done what I’d fantasized about—just without me. But in time, we talked. We fought. We cried. We had nights where I felt like a stranger in my own marriage and mornings where I watched her move around the kitchen and couldn’t believe I still loved her this much. After she confessed everything, we agreed to pause it all. She stopped seeing the men. No apps, no messages, no meetups—nothing. At first, I thought it would help, that removing the source of tension would bring us back together. But it didn’t. If anything, it made things worse.
She became more irritable, more restless. The calm. She seemed frustrated but stoic in a way that simmered beneath the surface—snapping at small things. And I wasn’t much better. I thought I’d feel relieved, more secure—but instead, I felt cold. Flat. I didn’t want to touch her. I didn’t want to initiate. The fantasy that once turned me on now made me feel anxious, conflicted. When we did try to have sex, it felt hollow—like we were going through the motions for the sake of normalcy. I couldn’t stop thinking about what she was missing… and how I had asked for all of this.
We were stuck. She resented the loss of what had awakened her, and I resented that I wasn’t enough. The distance between us grew in silence, compounding the very thing we were trying to fix. The pain was real—so was the heat. 
The Honest Conversation
But little by little, honesty carved a new space, and in that raw exposure, we began to speak more openly about everything—her desires, my fears, our shared curiosity. The more we talked, the more clear it became: what she had done in secret was unsustainable, but what we were building now could be something entirely different. Not hidden. Not shameful. Not chaotic. Just real.
We started talking about what it would mean for her to explore again, but with permission—with structure, honesty, and shared understanding. It was difficult. At first, I flinched at the thought of opening that door again, of letting her step back into that world. But over 2 months, I realized the only thing more painful than her being with other men… was continuing as if we were unchanged when we were changed.
Eventually, we agreed—but not before a long, vulnerable, and brutally honest conversation. It started in bed, late at night, both of us staring at the ceiling, silent. I asked her if she missed it—really missed it. She didn’t answer right away. But when she turned to me, her voice was low, steady.
"Yes," she said. "I miss how I felt. I miss feeling primal, unfiltered. I miss the sex—not just the act, but the freedom in it."
I was quiet for a while. My chest tightened, but I knew I couldn’t deny what had already changed between us. "Would you do it again? If I said it was okay?" I asked.
She looked at me carefully. "Only if it was real. If it wasn’t a game or a trap or some test. If it wasn’t for you—but with you for us. I need it for me as well. I don’t want to perform.”
That line hit me hard. Because I knew it was true. What she did in secret had fractured our trust, but also exposed something undeniable: she needed this. And part of me did too. She told me that one of the reasons she kept it from me was because she didn’t know how to reconcile who she was becoming with who she was supposed to be. She felt split—caught between being my wife, the woman who slept beside me each night, and the woman who wanted to give herself completely to someone else for a night. She said the moment I was aware of her encounters, it felt like she had to perform, like she was being watched, graded, expected to be a fantasy rather than a woman following her desire. That fear made secrecy feel safer, more authentic in the moment. She didn’t have to live up to anything. She could just *be*. But eventually, even that fractured her inside. And she realized that to truly own it, she needed to find a way to be both.
We talked until sunrise. We laid everything bare—what scared us, what excited us, what boundaries would make it feel safe. She asked for clarity. I asked for honesty. There were tears, long pauses, flashes of arousal even in the middle of the fear. But something beautiful happened in that space: we decided. Together.
Not as a concession. Not as a game. But as a new reality.
She could be a hotwife—openly. Fully. Authentically. Not in secret. Not in shame. And for the first time, we weren’t just reacting to the fallout. We were creating the foundation together. We both knew: the door had already been opened. But now, she wasn’t walking through it alone.
She prefers long-term partners. Two, steady. Familiar bulls. After the two-month hiatus, she didn’t immediately go looking again. But one quiet evening, she casually mentioned that both of her previous bulls had reached out—checking in, saying they missed her, curious if things had changed. She didn’t commit at first, but when she finally decided to see them again, it was deliberate and open.
Watching Her Get Ready
I watched from the doorway, pretending to scroll my phone while my eyes traced every move as she got ready. She laid her outfit out with quiet purpose: a lacy black balconette bra that lifted her perky B-cup breasts subtly under a fitted sky blue-colored blouse—elegant, but with just enough plunge to hint at what lay underneath. She paired it with high-waisted dark jeans that hugged her hips and flared slightly at the ankle, along with low leather heels. The kind of outfit that said confident, sexy, and unmistakably available. I watched as she slid it up her thighs, adjusted it once, then stood back to admire herself in the mirror. I noticed she wore her wedding ring. She always has.
She checked her face once, then again, and smiled—not at me, but at herself. There was something electric about her in those moments—calm, confident. It was intoxicating to witness. I remember coming up behind her, hugging her and telling her to enjoy her “hall pass” openly.
By the time she slipped on her heels and turned to leave, my mouth was dry and my cock was hard. 
The first night she reconnected with the firefighter, she came home late and wordless, her body radiating something I hadn’t seen openly before. What I noticed first was that her hair had been worn down and perfectly styled when she left—soft waves cascading over her shoulders. But when she came home, it was swept up into a quick, messy bun, like it had been gathered in a hurry. Loose strands clung to her flushed cheeks. Her lipstick was faintly smudged, and her blouse— untucked. I caught the faintest scent of sweat, perfume, and something unmistakably male lingering around her. She didn’t speak at first, just smiled sheepishly and walked past me with a slow, relaxed stride, her lips curved into a quiet, knowing smile. There was a slyness to it—a teasing glint in her eyes, like she knew exactly what I was thinking. She didn’t need to say anything. Her body, her scent, her grin—they told the whole story. And I stood there, stunned, breath caught in my throat, both hollowed out and impossibly aroused.
The next weekend, it was the married businessman.
From that point on, about one year ago now, she resumed seeing both.
Letting Me Listen
On more than one occasion, she’s called me mid-session—just let me listen. Her voice, raw and breathless, moaning in ways I never hear when she’s with me. I’ve heard the rhythmic creak of the bed beneath her, the wet slap of skin against skin, her gasps cutting through the air like sharp intakes of heat. There were moments she growled low in her throat, others when her moans rose in pitch, tumbling into choked cries of "yes" or breathy, desperate pleads. I’ve heard her beg him not to stop, her voice shaking, her words slurred from pleasure—whimpering one second, then shrieking the next. And I’ve sat with this: both turned on and left out.
Anal: A new threshold
When she first told me of the affair, she also told me the businessman took her anally. Her first time. Not me. She said she didn’t plan it—it just happened. Her body gave in. Now, that’s a part of herself she gives to him alone. She’ll wear a plug for me sometimes which is new.
What Sex is Like Now
These days, she sees the business man once or twice a month, and nearly every other visit includes anal. It’s become part of their rhythm, something she looks forward to in a way that still makes my stomach twist and my cock ache at the same time. She told me that with him, it feels natural now—that her body almost craves that type of fullness and surrender.
After these dates she comes home glowing. Hair messy. Cheeks flushed. Panties damp, stretched. I know what she’s done. She doesn’t try to hide it anymore. She’ll drop her clothes by the bed, crawl in next to me, kiss me softly. I can smell him on her. And I can’t help but get hard.
Other times, she’ll shut down. She’ll say, “I’m all fucked out,” and roll away. Those nights hurt. But they’re real. And they’re part of this.
Our sex life has changed. She teaches me now. Tells me how they do it. Sometimes she closes her eyes when I’m inside her and whispers, “Do it like he does.” And I try. God, I try.
Despite all of it, we are still deeply connected. She still loves me. We raise our kids, build our life, share everything. She just happens to have sex with other men. And somehow, even in the confusion and pain and twisted arousal, that truth doesn’t feel like betrayal anymore. It just feels like who we’ve become.
Why I’m Sharing This
So that’s us. A cognitive voyeur who became a husband. A husband who became a witness. And a witness still trying to make sense of the fire he helped light.
I’m not here to pretend it’s perfect. Or to pretend it’s not hard. I’m here because I know some of you have lived this too—or you’re about to. And maybe my story will help you feel a little less alone.
If you have questions I’m an open book. I will post updates here periodically.
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