I've been hooked on hotwife blogs for years, finding extremely erotic, fobidden, taboo and arousing. Unsure of why I was so drawn to this lifestyle I began a quest of self discovery. After a continuous whirlpool of mixed emotions that have rattled my very soul and identity. I have finally come to the realisation that the hotwife lifestyle wasn't what I wanted for my marriage, but rather Im aroused at the other wifes that are sexually liberated. I'm not the stag, I'm the bull dressed in a stags skin.
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You never tire of watching your wife prepare for a date. The fact that a woman that beautiful is married to you never ceases to amaze you, and you’ve never been surprised that other men lust after her, or that she chooses to cuckold you – going out on dates with other men almost every weekend night.
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How to Measure Remaining Sunlight With Your Hands
You’re in the woods near the end of the day and you ask yourself: should I set up camp now, or do I have enough daylight to keep trekking further down the trail? But you’re not sure what time sunset is, and therefore how much light you have left. Sure, you could check your watch/phone, if you have one. But maybe it’s not working, and even if it is, there’s a simple, age-old method you can employ to find out how many daylight hours there are before the sun sets. The cool part is that the only equipment you need is your hands.
Keep in mind that this method varies depending on your geographical location. In the north, the sun sets at shallower angles, allowing more usable light than your hands will show. The day will grow dark quicker in the tropics, where the sun sets nearly straight down. And no matter what latitude you’re at, also consider your local environment. If the sun is setting toward a mountain range, you’ll lose light a lot faster than you would in a wide open plain. In a forest, you’ll also lose light faster as the tree canopy blocks out the fading light of dusk.
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