Well, honey, some wives do indeed use strap-ons on their husbands. It's all about personal preference and exploring different forms of pleasure in a relationship. As long as it's consensual and brings joy to both parties, who am I to judge? Just remember to communicate openly and have fun - life's too short for boring sex!
Yes.
Many of us strapons on our husbands to improve their overall sexual pleasure. Most men, once they discover their prostate and the powerful orgasms that result, love to be stimulated this way. My husband receives a strapon once or twice a month as a "special" night treat. I use the Taylor Wayne vibrating harness and a dual insertable "Feeldo" because it provides me with great pleasure too!
In no particular order, here are ten things that many husbands want from their wives.
Not ALL husbands are like that. Why you're describing is husband's who cheat. They think they can use their wives just to take care of them and give them children. It's terrible, and anyone in a situation like this needs to get divorced!
In general, married gay men refer to each other as husbands (i.e., two husbands and no wife). Married lesbians refer to each other as wives (i.e., two wives and no husband). You can sometimes hear people who are unsure about the appropriate vocabulary use words like "partner" or "spouse." If a man wants to be called a wife, or a woman wants to be called a husband, then that is their prerogative. However, identifying yourself as belonging to the opposite gender is a characteristic of a transgendered person, not a gay person. In that sense, altering the gender-specific vocabulary is an issue separate from same-sex marriage.
Some do, and some don't. It really depends on the woman and her sexual preferences. I am sure some like it because there is little to no risk of transferring an STD or getting pregnant. Others dislike it because it feels unnatural and they would rather have the real thing.
Jack is a bigamist he has three wives.
They use anybody who they think possibly help them and is willing. Wives always seem to fit this requirement, although some are more willing and able than others. Ex-presidents are a tougher call. Some were popular and some were much less so.
You use the broken mirror
You can use the word "snapped" to describe a sudden, sharp breaking sound or a quick, sudden movement. For example, "She snapped her fingers" or "He snapped the pencil in half."
you don't. and the only way she'll use a strap-on is if she's a lesbian. and if she's a lesbian im guessing she finds strapons unattractice. unless shes bi & shes fine with it, just buy one, show it to her & wait for her reaction goodluck -SH
Yes, if you dont, you will reck it, and he will kill you. So use it:P
Ms. Winfry, I think that this invention, would help people to use their Ipads, or other brands of tablets, down to even cell phones, to view information in a relaxed format that we do now, but with some difficulty. This invention can be used by one person or two. And could possibly bring husbands and wives closer together in a common interest.
There is a difference between being able to depend on someone and being dependent on them. If you can depend on someone, that means you know they will be there to help and support you when you need it. You can depend on them helping around the house and carrying their share of the partnership. Being dependent on someone means you need their support because you can't do it for yourself or you need their approval to do something. If one person is dependent on the other, that gives one all the power and control. That is never a good arrangement. A better question would be asking if husbands and wives should be able to trust each other. A better word to use here would be interdependence.