One risk is that it can damage the trust in the relationship. If the husband later discovers he was hypnotized, he may feel violated. Another risk is that it can lead to a false sense of sexual interest. Since it's not a natural, consensual state, it might create confusion about what each person truly desires sexually.
No, it is not ethical. Such stories often involve violating the privacy and dignity of others. Moreover, it may also be related to inappropriate and unethical relationships. We should respect the rights and privacy of everyone and uphold moral and ethical standards.
Well, my wife hypnotizes me from time to time. It usually starts with her asking me to sit comfortably. She then starts to talk about relaxation, about letting go of all the stress. As she does this, I can feel my body and mind start to unwind. For example, last time she hypnotized me to forget about my work - related stress for a day. She made me imagine that I was on a deserted island, just enjoying the sun and the sea. It worked wonders! I had a great day without any worry about work, and it was all thanks to her hypnotizing me.
This kind of question assumes an unhealthy dynamic. A wife's actions in a relationship are based on love, connection, and her own comfort, not an obligation to perform such acts whenever the husband desires.
The husband should first take a moment to collect his thoughts. Then, he should have an open and honest conversation with his wife. He could say something like 'I'm shocked that you would even think of such a thing. Our relationship is based on loyalty and respect, and this goes completely against that.' He may also suggest seeking professional help, like couples counseling, to address the underlying issues that might have led to such a request.
No, it is not appropriate. Such sexual topics are private and should be kept within the boundaries of a consensual and private relationship. Discussing them publicly violates social norms of propriety and can make others uncomfortable.
How about 'The story of when the wife is gone, and a forceful element (the bull) causes the husband to be in a tough spot (implied by suck).' This tries to make more sense of the original odd phrase while still keeping the basic ideas it might be trying to convey.
The husband could consider seeking counseling. If he still loves his wife and wants to save the marriage, professional help might be a way to work through the betrayal and figure out if they can rebuild trust.
He can communicate his feelings directly to her. For example, he can say 'I felt really bad when you made fun of me in front of others.' Just being honest about his emotions.