Maybe you can answer your own question....
OneForSure,
OneForSure said:
I'm wondering what the folks here think...
Is it possible to turn any wife into a cuckoldess? Granted, it would take the right set of circumstances, and psychological work, knowing what makes her "tick", etc., but can it be done, or are there those wives who would NEVER become a cuckoldess?
Your question brings to mind the classic question of medieval alchemists: "How can I turn 'base metals' into gold?" As you know, I hope, the answer was and is: "you can't, because gold is an element."
You can answer your own question, at least in a probabilistic way, by visualizing female sexuality as distributed along a line. At one end are women who are asexual. They don't want sex with another person under any circumstance, do not seek it, and are repulsed by the idea of it. If they never in their whole lives have sex with anyone else, that's fine with them. Apparently this subgroup, females and males combined, is something like 1% of the population — but that's considered a weak statistic. (For more on this, look up "asexual people" in Wikipedia.) One percent may sound negligible, but 1% of a very large number, i.e., the whole population, is a lot of people. You may have met or be acquainted with some of them.
At the other end of this "sexuality line" are women who are *very* strongly sexual. Sex is extremely important to them — they continually seek it out and they find it, successfully. Some at this end of the line are so talented they can be considered sexual athletes. Their talents and drive relative to the average woman's sexuality can be compared, say, to the talent of an NBA basketball player relative to an amateur who likes basketball but plays only one or two days a week in his spare time. You may also have have heard of, or met, or be acquainted with some of these women.
In the broad middle of this line are women who have median sexuality (plus or minus, say, one standard deviation). These women can be thought of as having "about average" sexuality.
Male sexuality, as you probably know, can be similarly thought of as distributed along a line.
Now, consider that it is not unusual for a woman whose sexuality is somewhere above average on the "female sexuality line" to find that her husband's sexuality is somewhere below average on the "male sexuality line." Ask yourself whether many, perhaps most, of the married women who have lovers — thereby making their husbands their cuckolds — may be in this catagory.
Also, consider that it is not unusual for a man whose sexuality is somewhere above average on the "male sexuality line" to find that his wife's sexuality is somewhere below average on the "female sexuality line." Ask yourself whether many, perhaps most, of the married men who have affairs (while their wives remain faithful, although they may be unhappy) may be in this catagory.
Finally, consider the case of men with average sexuality who find themselves married to women with substantially below-average sexuality, and they have no desire to seek extramarital affairs, AND they want their wives to become their cuckoldresses. Perhaps, by now, you are beginning to see the answer to your question....
—Custer