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So how would an Italian woman say it to her husband - Cornuto because that's what would apply to him or Cornuta because that's what applied to her.

For example. I now have a lover - cornuta // you are now a cuck - cornuto?

Also, would a guy who'd been unfaithful to his wife use the sign?

Always been curious about the sign and it's implications. After I've been with my Bull, I flash the sign at my husband, sometimes discretely in public places. He likes the reminder (he really does!) and I love playing around. So any and all information regarding it is interesting to me - as I'm sure it is to others in this forum! Which is why I haven't asked you to message me privately.

Thanks for the information!

Donna
 
So how would an Italian woman say it to her husband - Cornuto because that's what would apply to him or Cornuta because that's what applied to her.

For example. I now have a lover - cornuta // you are now a cuck - cornuto?

Also, would a guy who'd been unfaithful to his wife use the sign?

Always been curious about the sign and it's implications. After I've been with my Bull, I flash the sign at my husband, sometimes discretely in public places. He likes the reminder (he really does!) and I love playing around. So any and all information regarding it is interesting to me - as I'm sure it is to others in this forum! Which is why I haven't asked you to message me privately.

Thanks for the information!

Donna
In Italy sing or say (cornuto) means that wife has a bull , and it’s refers to the man (with a... cornuta when refers to woman). It’s related most about sex , sexual lifestyle but we use also for “fuck off” the people you hate.... for example in some car accidents or in situations when we want to offend other person....

the shows of sign to partner is a common things in couples after / during sex....

but “doesen’t means nothing” when for example a guy on street sign to you after a “mistake” like cross the way with red traffic light or stupid things like that
 
So how would an Italian woman say it to her husband - Cornuto because that's what would apply to him or Cornuta because that's what applied to her.

For example. I now have a lover - cornuta // you are now a cuck - cornuto?

Also, would a guy who'd been unfaithful to his wife use the sign?

Always been curious about the sign and it's implications. After I've been with my Bull, I flash the sign at my husband, sometimes discretely in public places. He likes the reminder (he really does!) and I love playing around. So any and all information regarding it is interesting to me - as I'm sure it is to others in this forum! Which is why I haven't asked you to message me privately.

Thanks for the information!

Donna
"in Italian it is cornuto(masculine)" when wife referring to the hubby.

In Italian the last letter, "A" or "O," denotes gender....as in Angelo(male) or Angela(female).
 
What I want in a vacation I will attach some gifsTo be fucked in a gangbang, that is filled with thick tools, me and my girlfriend
I love the gifs of the white Lady holding 2 big black cocks and leading them to where they will fuck her. The gif of the white Lady nasty dancing with 4 black men in a night club. Also the gif of the 2 white Ladies sucking big black cocks beside each other.
 
"in Italian it is cornuto(masculine)" when wife referring to the hubby.

In Italian the last letter, "A" or "O," denotes gender....as in Angelo(male) or Angela(female).
What about Andrea (male)? 🤔

AFAi can remember mano cornuto ("horned hand") as a sign or the exclamation "Cornuto!" ("Horned (man)!" or "Cuckold!") - in everyday use - has no real meaning other than it is meant as an insult. (It is like "Bastard!" or "A$$hole!" or the likes.) So i am more interested in that one...
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the shows of sign to partner is a common things in couples after / during sex....

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Why is that done? Is it like a joke or meant to evoke jealousy in the partner? Thank you.
 
What about Andrea (male)? 🤔

AFAi can remember mano cornuto ("horned hand") as a sign or the exclamation "Cornuto!" ("Horned (man)!" or "Cuckold!") - in everyday use - has no real meaning other than it is meant as an insult. (It is like "Bastard!" or "A$$hole!" or the likes.) So i am more interested in that one...

Why is that done? Is it like a joke or meant to evoke jealousy in the partner? Thank you.
Andrea is a female name - I've known two 'Andrea's' in my life.

I would think the male would be 'Andre'

Regarding the cuckold sign. A taunt? Can be. Playful? Can be. Whatever the person flashing it intends it to be.

Case in point. Woman at a club, dancing with a Black guy. It's already established that they have an open relationship. The guy makes a suggestion she go home with him. She sees her hubby across the room and flashes the sign. He knows that he's to go home as she is going with the Black guy. A taunt? Not in this case. Playful? Could be. But in this situation, you could see it as a simple hand signal in use across a noisy club.

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Another scenario. Woman goes on a trip (school reunion, conference, whatever). She hooks up with a Black guy and they spend the night together. The next morning they have someone take a picture of them. She flashes the sign to let her husband know what happened without cluing in the person taking the picture or a lengthy text.

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When to use the sign is up to the folks using it and the receiver of the information. In our case, it's simply playful, a reminder to my husband, in a public place (mall, etc) of what happened a short time ago. He enjoys it and by extension, so do I.
 
Andrea is a female name - I've known two 'Andrea's' in my life.

I would think the male would be 'Andre'

Regarding the cuckold sign. A taunt? Can be. Playful? Can be. Whatever the person flashing it intends it to be.

Case in point. Woman at a club, dancing with a Black guy. It's already established that they have an open relationship. The guy makes a suggestion she go home with him. She sees her hubby across the room and flashes the sign. He knows that he's to go home as she is going with the Black guy. A taunt? Not in this case. Playful? Could be. But in this situation, you could see it as a simple hand signal in use across a noisy club.

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Another scenario. Woman goes on a trip (school reunion, conference, whatever). She hooks up with a Black guy and they spend the night together. The next morning they have someone take a picture of them. She flashes the sign to let her husband know what happened without cluing in the person taking the picture or a lengthy text.

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When to use the sign is up to the folks using it and the receiver of the information. In our case, it's simply playful, a reminder to my husband, in a public place (mall, etc) of what happened a short time ago. He enjoys it and by extension, so do I.
Andrea is definitely a common men's name in Italy. For example, Andrea Bocelli. The rest of your post is, of course, excellent, as always.
 
Andrea is a female name - I've known two 'Andrea's' in my life.

I would think the male would be 'Andre'

Regarding the cuckold sign. A taunt? Can be. Playful? Can be. Whatever the person flashing it intends it to be.

Case in point. Woman at a club, dancing with a Black guy. It's already established that they have an open relationship. The guy makes a suggestion she go home with him. She sees her hubby across the room and flashes the sign. He knows that he's to go home as she is going with the Black guy. A taunt? Not in this case. Playful? Could be. But in this situation, you could see it as a simple hand signal in use across a noisy club.

View attachment 3949618

Another scenario. Woman goes on a trip (school reunion, conference, whatever). She hooks up with a Black guy and they spend the night together. The next morning they have someone take a picture of them. She flashes the sign to let her husband know what happened without cluing in the person taking the picture or a lengthy text.

View attachment 3949627

When to use the sign is up to the folks using it and the receiver of the information. In our case, it's simply playful, a reminder to my husband, in a public place (mall, etc) of what happened a short time ago. He enjoys it and by extension, so do I.
I would enjoy you here in Destin Fla ;)
 
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Regarding the cuckold sign. A taunt? Can be. Playful? Can be. Whatever the person flashing it intends it to be.

Case in point. Woman at a club, dancing with a Black guy. It's already established that they have an open relationship. The guy makes a suggestion she go home with him. She sees her hubby across the room and flashes the sign. He knows that he's to go home as she is going with the Black guy. A taunt? Not in this case. Playful? Could be. But in this situation, you could see it as a simple hand signal in use across a noisy club.

View attachment 3949618

Another scenario. Woman goes on a trip (school reunion, conference, whatever). She hooks up with a Black guy and they spend the night together. The next morning they have someone take a picture of them. She flashes the sign to let her husband know what happened without cluing in the person taking the picture or a lengthy text.

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When to use the sign is up to the folks using it and the receiver of the information. In our case, it's simply playful, a reminder to my husband, in a public place (mall, etc) of what happened a short time ago. He enjoys it and by extension, so do I.
Nice thought out post and thanks for your reply.
i was especially querying an Italian POV about the meaning or implications of such behavior acted out by one partner in a couple in the context of Italian culture (call it the "social communication aspect" of that hand gesture, or perhaps "functional pragmatics" as a linguist would say ;) ).
But i like the "simply playful" approach of yours very much that adds some spice to the sexy fun! (y)
 
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