Originally posted by The Spartan
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Married bird, what would you do?
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9 times out of 10 (assuming that the husband is otherwise 'straight') they are just 'watchers'. The couple then carry on after you have gone home, and he has had his 'fix'.Originally posted by The Spartan View PostIf he wants to watch that would be fine with me, but if he wants to instruct then that's not on I like to do things my own way
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As long as he's straight and doesn't want to join in, he's free to watch my caramel ass in motion he may even pick up a few tips lolIn Scooter we trust
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I hope you have a statistically significant sample size to back this up.Originally posted by KimberleyChris View Post9 times out of 10 (assuming that the husband is otherwise 'straight') they are just 'watchers'. The couple then carry on after you have gone home, and he has had his 'fix'.Comment
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Yeah. We've all had her.Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostYeah but that's Suity's wife; that's different.Practically perfect in every way....there's a time and (more importantly) a place for malarkey.
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MP kisses but never tells.Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostHave you? Got any piccies?merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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Well, they usually are otherwise straight. The husband isn't interested in you, he gets his buzz out of watching his missus in action. Just like when you watch porn - it's the girl you are looking at, not the bloke - who is really just like a film extra. He has just left the wife to choose a third party that SHE fancies...not him..Originally posted by Old Greg View PostI hope you have a statistically significant sample size to back this up.
It's pretty common, you know. 'WifeWatching' :-)Comment
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Are you speaking from experience.Originally posted by KimberleyChris View PostWell, they usually are otherwise straight. The husband isn't interested in you, he gets his buzz out of watching his missus in action. Just like when you watch porn - it's the girl you are looking at, not the bloke - who is really just like a film extra. He has just left the wife to choose a third party that SHE fancies...not him..
It's pretty common, you know. 'WifeWatching' :-)merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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Almost, but not quite.Originally posted by eek View PostAre you speaking from experience.
I was approached by a couple when I was a young man, but I got one of the 'others' where the husband fancied a slice of me too. I'm just not wired up that way, so I said no.
Just Google 'wifewatching'Comment
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