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    For the sake of this article, let’s assume that you’re in a relationship. Your partner is everything you want her to be - smart, sexy, caring, daring, whatever qualities float your boat. Walking with her hand in your hand in a room full of people, makes you feel good about yourself. 
    But, if we were to change the dynamics of this equation just by a tad bit, where you’re not simply walking into a room with her, but she’s also getting the attention of every other guy in the room, how would it make you feel?
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    Would you feel proud? Insecure? Cocky? Or a rather less admitted feeling - turned on?

    While society and most people understand where the first three emotions come from, it is the one where you get turned on by the sight, which is the most scandalous. And we get why that may be.
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    Because getting turned on by watching other men show interest in your woman, can be a very explosive and controversial thought to have in what people like to call a ‘loving relationship’. However, what these people fail to acknowledge is that the idea of getting turned on by watching your partner get intimate with someone else is not taboo, it’s a legit fetish and it is called cuckolding.

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    Cuckolding, in simple terms, means watching your partner have *** with another person. 

    What sounds to some as their worst nightmare, is actually a sexual fetish for quite a few men out there, who get off on the idea of sexual jealousy. In fact, the word ‘cuck’ is used to refer to a man who is weak or in this case - not alpha enough to ‘control his woman’. 
    The kink is also not very uncommon when you come to think about it, and just how highly searched a category ‘cuckolding’ is on porn websites, is pretty telling in itself.
    The reason why anyone would be into something like this, which clearly seems emotionally scarring to most of us, is because the act tends to induce jealousy into the mix, which is a good catalyst for arousal. And of course, there is the entire trope about wanting to do something that is called forbidden by the monogamous society we live in, only to get off of it.
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    Psychologist Dr David Ley in his book, ‘Insatiable Wives’ mentioned the possibility of watching your partner with someone else often makes one enthusiastic and motivated enough to beat the other guy’s sperm for fertilization. 

    Not that most men who are into this fetish do it without protection, which is why, the win for them, in the end, becomes - your partner’s desire for you over the other guy.
    Bordering on emotions of humiliation and sexual vanity, where a man might be turned on when his partner is physically being desired by someone else, while the fetish might have a logic behind it, it is gravely misunderstood in a society like ours, where monogamy is idolized.
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    However, for someone who finds a partner that gets turned on by watching them go at it with someone else, it is no less than cracking a jackpot. Of course, the act of cuckolding has its own rules, where consent and comfort play the key role, for neither of the two should feel like they’re being exploited or violated.

    For some, cuckolding brings out an irresistible desire for their partner, heightening their arousal while for others it becomes a way to fall in love with their partner all over again. 
    Either way, it is not as cringe as we’d think, considering couples often use it as the ingredient to spice their relationship!
    Source: Psychology Today 

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    Filmmaker Vivek Agnihotri has lashed out on Twitter amid news of a free screening of his film The Kashmir Files organized by the members of the Bharatiya Janata Party. He reminded that 'true nationalists' should ethically watch the movie, that is, they should actually go out and purchase the film’s tickets. 
    Starring Anupam Kher, Mithun Chakraborty, and Darshan Kumar, The Kashmir Files is making its presence felt in all quarters, such that several politicians affiliated with the BJP have made moves to actively promote the film. 
    In this incident, a local politician from Haryana's Rewari had announced that he’d be organizing a screening of The Kashmir Files at a park. Driven by his allegedly noble intentions, the politician had even decided to host the viewing for free. 
    Seemingly riled up over a poster of the free screening of the film being hosted by the Rewari-based BJP politician, Agnihotri tweeted, "WARNING: Showing #TheKashmirFiles like this in open and free is a CRIMINAL OFFENCE. Dear @mlkhattar ji, I’d request you to stop this. Political leaders must respect creative business and true Nationalism and Social service means buying tickets in a legal and peaceful manner (sic)."
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    The irate filmmaker, Vivek Agnihotri, reminded the politicians, and others following him on Twitter, that true nationalism and social service meant buying tickets for the movie. 

    He even tagged Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar to intervene and stop the free-screening being held by the BJP politician. 
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    Vivek Agnihotri’s fears may have been assuaged, as later, Arun Yadav, the state-in-charge of BJP in Haryana replied to the former’s tweet letting him know that the screening had been stopped. He told the filmmaker that he had spoken to the person concerned and asked the plug to be pulled on the free-viewing for the good folks of Rewari.  

    TKF, as it has been acronymized, recently managed to cross the Rs 100 crore barrier at the box office, a success that the shrewdest of cinema forecasters couldn’t have predicted. In doing so, it has beaten Aamir Khan’s Dangal and levelled with Prabhas’ Baahubali 2 in terms of 8-day collections.
    However, the success has come at a cost. 
    The film has successfully managed to polarise audiences across the country. While many claim that the film’s narrative largely distorts the real-life unfoldings, a majority have lauded Vivek Agnihotri and his team for making a film about an issue that they felt people hadn’t paid much attention to. 
    The debate which has ensued following the release of The Kashmir Files resulted in Vivek Agnihotri being allocated a Y-category security detail by the Central Government. The third-highest category of security afforded to the filmmaker includes seven to eight commandos from the CRPF guarding him round the clock. 
    What do you think? Should the free-screening have gone on as scheduled or was cancelling it the right decision? Let us know in the comments! 
    Source: India Today

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  18. ADMIN
    Indian fans were all for it when the ICC gave the Rawalpindi pitch a below-average rating and handed the venue a demerit point as Pakistan's first Test match as host to Australia ended in a dull draw. 

    Even the second Test between the two sides was played on a similar surface where the bowlers got little help from the pitch and if not for a Pakistan collapse in the first innings it would have been a repeat of the series opener. 
    When Pakistan bowlers were toiling hard in search of wickets in Karachi in the 2nd Test, India were hosting Sri Lanka for their third day-night Test in Bengaluru. 
    Number of wickets in the Karachi Test

    Babar Azam:
    Shaheen Afridi:

    Should the pitch be blamed for the wicketless column for the ICC Cricketer of the Year #PAKvAUS #WTC23 pic.twitter.com/zrd7zt6rgo
    — CricWick (@CricWick) March 13, 2022 While Australia batted for over two days in Karachi, the other Test match in Bengaluru got over well inside three days as 16 wickets fell on opening day. 
    Out of all the 16 wickets to fall, nine were picked up by spinners and the track assisted spinners from the word go. The ICC, on Sunday (March 20) rated the M Chinnaswamy pitch as below average and even handed a demerit point to the venue. 
    Match referee and former India pacer Javagal Srinath, in his report to the ICC, said that even though the surface improved for batting as the game went on, to see spinners coming into play so early in a Test match makes it an uneven contest between bat and ball. 
    ICC has given its verdict on the Bengaluru pitch from the recently concluded #WTC23 clash between India and Sri Lanka https://t.co/7oqiMNhpqD
    — ICC (@ICC) March 20, 2022 “The pitch offered a lot of turn on the first day itself and though it improved with every session, in my view, it was not an even contest between bat and ball,” Srinath said. 
    Unhappy with the ICC's rating system, Indian cricket fans hit back at the governing body for discouraging curators from making result-oriented pitches and keeping mum seeing flat decks in Antigua and Karachi where dead wickets led to two dull draw games. 
    What about Karanchi Third Class Road ?
    — Ajay (@LumberOneBatsma) March 20, 2022 A Pitch on which Batsman scored 100

    Teams Scored 300

    Spin, Fast both bowlers got wickets

    Received 1 demirit point. This is what is called killing Test Cricket
    — Blue Army (@BlueArmyRo45) March 20, 2022 What about Karanchi Road where batsman bat all 5 days
    — Daniel Alexander (@CaesarJuliusthe) March 20, 2022 What about Karachi test pitch? There is no way a batsman like babar can score 196 on a day 5 pitch.
    — ram dewani (@ramdewani1) March 20, 2022 Shameful by ICC

    Karanchi pitch was worst but no action against Pakistan
    — Rebel (@AhmedShahBaba0) March 20, 2022 Pitches have been becoming the talking point lately as home teams tend to prepare pitches to their liking which is fair but not getting a result is what is hampering Test cricket the most. 
    With T20 cricket around, fans barely take time out to watch Test cricket and to see them spend five days without getting a result in today's day and age is what is turning them away from the longest format of the game.

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