How to for wannabees
Posted: Tue Mar 11, 2025 5:09 am
Hi all
My name is Louise and I was for best part of two years a hotwife (now retired). I have for the last couple of years found myself as am agony aunt for couples and individuals struggling with the idea - some trying to work out how to how to proceed. With wannabees, I start from the assumption that either the husband has not broached the topic with his wife, or that he has, and has received a negative response.
First it's important to note that most sexually active women (and there's no age limitation here. I have helped couples in their 70's in the past) will fantasise about sex. Many will use memory to recreate past experiences. The main issue is inhibition. Many married women will recoil at the idea - is it cheating? What about my marriage vows? Is he trying to offload me? Is it just a pretext for him having other women?
What will happen to my reputation if it becomes public knowledge? What about my self-esteem?
Some or all of these are foremost in a woman's mind when the idea of her having sex with someone else comes up. These need to be defused or diminished in her mind. There is no concept of coercion or putting pressure on her and it is critical that the husband presents the idea as a loving gift, something he wants for her to increase her happiness. Most women will be at least curious about what it would be like to have sex with someone else, and the strategy involves increasing the level of desire and excitement.
I may not be able to help you, but I can at least try. If you think you might benefit from my knowledge and experience, email me - louise.q.watson@gmail.com
My name is Louise and I was for best part of two years a hotwife (now retired). I have for the last couple of years found myself as am agony aunt for couples and individuals struggling with the idea - some trying to work out how to how to proceed. With wannabees, I start from the assumption that either the husband has not broached the topic with his wife, or that he has, and has received a negative response.
First it's important to note that most sexually active women (and there's no age limitation here. I have helped couples in their 70's in the past) will fantasise about sex. Many will use memory to recreate past experiences. The main issue is inhibition. Many married women will recoil at the idea - is it cheating? What about my marriage vows? Is he trying to offload me? Is it just a pretext for him having other women?
What will happen to my reputation if it becomes public knowledge? What about my self-esteem?
Some or all of these are foremost in a woman's mind when the idea of her having sex with someone else comes up. These need to be defused or diminished in her mind. There is no concept of coercion or putting pressure on her and it is critical that the husband presents the idea as a loving gift, something he wants for her to increase her happiness. Most women will be at least curious about what it would be like to have sex with someone else, and the strategy involves increasing the level of desire and excitement.
I may not be able to help you, but I can at least try. If you think you might benefit from my knowledge and experience, email me - louise.q.watson@gmail.com