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'''Cuckoldry''' is [[sexual infidelity]] committed by a wife to her husband. | '''Cuckoldry''' is [[sexual infidelity]] committed by a wife to her husband. | ||
A cuck (in the sense commonly intended when the word is abbreviated as such) is a man who approves of his wife having sex with other men, someone who engages in "[[polyamory]]", or someone who is not able to sexually satisfy their partner (leading to cheating by the female). | A cuck (in the sense commonly intended when the word is abbreviated as such) is a man who approves of his wife having sex with other men, someone who engages in "[[polyamory]]", or someone who is not able to sexually satisfy their partner (leading to cheating by the female). In other words, any man who is, "guilty", of participating, however abstractly, in a subversion of monogamous practices. | ||
In a modern pejorative sense, it refers to a spineless or effeminate man in general, a man who advocates progressive social policies, or a conservative who adopts leftist or pro-racial-diversity policy. This usage is mainly associated with the [[alt-right]], due to them successfully labeling the neo-con and establishment conservative opponents of Donald Trump as 'cuckservatives', in the run-up to the 2016 U.S presidential election. | In a modern pejorative sense, it refers to a spineless or effeminate man in general, a man who advocates progressive social policies, or a conservative who adopts leftist or pro-racial-diversity policy. This usage is mainly associated with the [[alt-right]], due to them successfully labeling the neo-con and establishment conservative opponents of Donald Trump as 'cuckservatives', in the run-up to the 2016 U.S presidential election. | ||