by Staff writer
You’ve probably heard the word used on podcasts, in articles about sex or even alluded to in popular songs, or probably not, but what does the term “cuckolding” really mean?
The term refers to when a man, or woman, has sex with a partner who is already married to someone else.
Sometimes, it’s out of wedlock, and the experience is essentially just cheating with a fancy term. Other times, it’s a fetish in which some married partners enjoy watching their spouse have sex with other partners!
Turns out the word was originally derived from the unusual behavior of the cuckoo bird, which has a tendency of laying its eggs in other birds’ nests.
Research has shown that cuckolding is very popular in gay culture.
Now what did CNN say about cuckolding that got everyone talking?
Few days ago, the news channel published an article declaring that cuckolding can be a positive thing.
Citing a study by David Ley, Justin Lehmiller and controversial writer Dan Savage, CNN notes that cuckolding can actually be a “positive experience” for certain couples.
Responding to the article, Twitter user Katrina Pierson wrote:
Another user tweeted:
“This is peak @CNN. Parody is dead. CNN is now endorsing the positive effects of being a “Cuck” which means watching someone have sex with your wife or husband [is okay]. Is this rock bottom yet for them?”
