Thank you for your comments. I do agree that I must develope the charaters with describing their attitudes to this situation. It takes time to dothis and I must jump into their skins having lived on both sides of this issue. The man on what drives him to bondage and how itdeveloped with his sister. The sister her would be developed on how she was turned on by her partipating with this early experiences thatshe had and desired to contiue. The wife is more difficult because she was to be the one most effective. Her response would not be immediate, but she could not come to grips with what had handed out to her. She has still into the offended person and then went through withdrawl experience. Finally it came on to her that she would get to the bottom of this. The sister and her and her husband and her???
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Confusion might reign but I'm not sure a wife would seek revenge in this sort of situation. There was a documentry on TV not too long ago about transvestites and what their spouses thought. Most women were confused and to some degree felt humiliated when they originally found out or were told by their husband of their kink. Most of the wives actually felt hurt because their husbands felt unable to be honest with them about their kink. All the wives on the programme ended up being supportive and one was really turned on by the whole thing.

The sister could be a catalyst in the plot but I would imagine the wives would feel similar sense of hurt and humiliation that the man resorted to his sister for help with his kink rather than them. I suppose a little ingenious writing could make it fly but you are not giving yourself much to work with.