
Candaulism: when desire passes through gaze, trust and imagination
Candaulism is explored here as a fantasy of gaze, trust and jealousy, to be approached as a couple with nuance, boundaries, softness and consent.
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Candaulism is explored here as a fantasy of gaze, trust and jealousy, to be approached as a couple with nuance, boundaries, softness and consent.

Ingrid shares her journey, her couple’s closeness, and their wish to explore club swinging in the open, caring spirit of Wishpride.
Vicky tells about her first night in a swingers club in Valencia: the welcome, the discovery, the dancing and the curiosity that changed the way they looked at each other as a couple.
A reflection on desire, insecurities and impossible standards: learning to own yourself so you can freely dare lingerie, swinging and your fantasies.

With @RadioRoma, WishPride opens a simple, judgment-free conversation about intimacy, couple questions, and desires that are still often left unspoken here.
A reflection on fantasies, the difference between imagining, talking about and consenting, and the place of desire in a respectful conversation.
In week 28 of her journal, Lili Soumise shares an obedience fantasy around a controlled dinner, with rules, mastery, and intense surrender.

A sensual, complicit evening thought about a first night at the club: desire, shivers, glances, and fantasy in an electric atmosphere, just the two of us in trust.

Between desire, suspense and the gaze, erotic comics become an art of rhythm. An article on its history, stakes and the first fair in Paris.
Maid-service fantasy at a dinner with a couple and my Master, set in Paris or the Paris region, with a prior exchange to clarify expectations.
Erotic stories explore imagination, restraint, and sharing. A group to read, write, and share texts in an adult, trusted space on WishPride.
A first question to open the group: where are you today with candaulism? Curiosity, couple discussions, discoveries, limits, fears, and open questions.
A reflection on the difficulty of fully embracing my submission, the progress already made, and the advice received to move forward with confidence.