The main thing is to speak to her of you fantasies and desires. Talk to her about what turns you on about it and what you fear about it, etc. Shared intimacies and secrets are what build good marriages. She may not be into it and may never be comfortable acting on it, but there is really only upside to her knowing all about it - so speak to her!
Yes, that is one use of the term "cuckold", which can also be used as a verb (to make a cuckold of someone).
A cuckold is a man whose wife is not faithful to him. It is considered an embarrassing and unmanly situation.
No. A husband with a cheating wife is called a cuckold.
Cuckold is a noun meaning a man who is married to an unfaithful wife. Cuckold is also a verb meaning to make a cuckold of. Example sentences: In some Greek myths, Zeus cuckolded men with beautiful wives. In Shakespeare's play, Othello was convinced that he was a cuckold. Guinevere and Lancelot cuckolded King Arthur. Only the wittol knows he is no cuckold.
I don't know of one single word that is an antonym for cuckold. Cuckold means a man whose wife is unfaithful to him. So the antonym of that would be a man whose wife is faithful to him. Alternatively there is also the "Bull" - which is the supposed term often used for that "other" man, especially if it is frequently the same other man - essentially making him the opposite to the submissive, rejected/humiliated, relationship bonded cuckold. A cuckold is, in strict usage, a male by definition (although in fetish usage a cuckold can be either sex.) A female cuckold is a "cuckquean."
Some common words used to identify a cuckold include "cuck," "beta male," "cuckquean" (female equivalent), or "wittol" (historical term).
An Acteon is an obsolete slang term for a cuckold, a man married to an unfaithful wife.
A husband is a man who is married. A cuckold is a married man whose wife/partner is sexually active another man (or other men). The adding of "husband" to cuckold is reundant, strictly speaking, as all cuckolds are husbands. However, in contemporary usage, cuckolding is also a BDSM feitsh in which one partner gets a masochistic thrill from the other partner's "non-monogamy." In this feitsh the "cuckold" need not be married, so the term "cuckold husband" is sometimes used to indicate the marital bond.
I believe it is Iago's quote, actually. But what is meant is that the cuckold is free from uncertainty regarding his wife's faithfulness because he knows that she is not - the implication being that suffering the uncertainty of wondering is more terrible than knowing the bad news. In this case, Shakespeare is using the term cuckold to mean someone who already has found out the sad truth, as a cuckold is always, by definition, deceived by his wife and unaware of her sexual escapades until it is too late.The quote can be compared to John Barth's: "Only the wittol knows he is no cuckold."
The female variant of cuckold is cuckquean. However, it should be noted that the connotations of cuckoldry are currently taken to two extremes. There are some men who abhor the idea of being made a cuckold whilst there are others who relish this experience. A man who is a willing cuckold is called a wittol, but the term cuckold is used in fetish circles. (The pleasure of being made a cuckold can either come from the sadomasochistic humiliation of being "forsaken" or from the opportunity to "share" the experience in the form of an open relationship.)
The husband of an unfaithful wive is a cuckold. When she is unfaithful you can say "he has been cuckolded.
The Magnificent Cuckold was created in 1965.