View Full Version : Isn't his Wife treating him like a dog?


Janice Johnson
01-05-2022, 05:24 AM
So, on Reddit or Quora, a Woman asked something like, "Do guys like when their Wives and or girlfriends are affectionate to them?

A man answered something like,"My Wife strokes my head and my stomach when I have been good and I love this!"

Someone replied something like,"Are you a Dog? You seem like a Dog." I also thought something like,"Isn't that what DOGS like?":crazy:

GentlemanJim
01-05-2022, 10:27 AM
The secret to a successful relationship, IMO, is that the gift is in the giving. To find true happiness, the act of giving to your significant other needs to give you as much pleasure as it does when you are the one receiving.

So, if the guy enjoys his rub downs, and the wife enjoys giving them...who am I to question their happiness?

JamesG
01-05-2022, 05:49 PM
That's nothing.

There are those out there who like to act and behave like dogs as in eating/drinking out of dog bowls and being walked around on leashes.

Janice Johnson
01-05-2022, 10:15 PM
That's nothing.

There are those out there who like to act and behave like dogs as in eating/drinking out of dog bowls and being walked around on leashes.


That's something interesting.... :confused: There's one thing for your wife to stroke your stomach and stroke your head and love this, it's another thing completely to COMPLETELY act like a dog as in eating and drinking out of dog bowls and being walked around on leashes... Here comes the WTF? Emoji again. :confused:

JamesG
01-05-2022, 10:26 PM
That's something interesting.... :confused: There's one thing for your wife to stroke your stomach and stroke your head and love this, it's another thing completely to COMPLETELY act like a dog as in eating and drinking out of dog bowls and being walked around on leashes... Here comes the WTF? Emoji again. :confused:

I’m trying not to get too “adult” but it’s not really uncommon. I’ve been to plenty of clubs where I would see a person wearing dog ears being lead on a leash by their “owner”. Some would walk and others would crawl. It’s a role play thing and they would have “normal” lives outside of this.

Tyra Banks and Dr. Phil, for example, did a few eps. on this. One was a man who went by the name Boomer and preferred to live like a dog. Not in any sexual role play sense, he preferred to live a “dog lifestyle”.

There’s also the furry community where people dress as anthropomorphic characters.

Janice Johnson
01-06-2022, 02:00 AM
I’m trying not to get too “adult” but it’s not really uncommon. I’ve been to plenty of clubs where I would see a person wearing dog ears being lead on a leash by their “owner”. Some would walk and others would crawl. It’s a role play thing and they would have “normal” lives outside of this.

Tyra Banks and Dr. Phil, for example, did a few eps. on this. One was a man who went by the name Boomer and preferred to live like a dog. Not in any sexual role play sense, he preferred to live a “dog lifestyle”.

There’s also the furry community where people dress as anthropomorphic characters.


Uh, People like Boomer who ACTUALLY want to live like a Dog make me use this Emoji.:confused:

GentlemanJim
01-06-2022, 02:25 PM
Years ago there was a couple that frequented the bars in the Castro district in San Francisco, where the one "walked" the other like a dog on a leash. All that "doggie" wore was a pair of leather chaps.