Bukakke

Celtic has endured his wife's mistreatment for countless years. She frequently belittles and mentally abuses him. She engages in sexual activities with other men right in his presence, causing him immense humiliation. She also physically assaults him, treating him like a doormat. Despite his efforts to provide her with a comfortable life, the abuse continues relentlessly. He feels trapped and doesn't know where to turn for help. As a man, he fears not being believed, especially since his wife manipulates him by claiming that society discriminates against straight white males. Karma, his wife, takes pleasure in subjecting him to degrading experiences, such as inviting a well-endowed man to their bed and having intimate moments with him. She deliberately shamed Celtic by sending provocative pictures to his workplace. His wife's indifference to his feelings is evident as she reaches new levels of debauchery, indulging in sexual acts that bring her pleasure while disregarding his emotions. Watching his wife enjoy herself with another man leaves Celtic feeling distraught and powerless. The man's actions push him to the brink of despair as he witnesses the graphic scene unfold before his eyes. Her satisfaction contrasts sharply with her lack of pleasure when intimate with him, causing him further emotional pain. He is forced to participate in the encounter, holding her legs as she is being pleasured by someone else, sinking deeper into a pit of humiliation. The intensity of the situation peaks when the man ejaculates on Karma's face, leaving her drenched in semen. The degradation continues as more men enter the room, further defiling his wife in front of Celtic. The sheer shame and agony he experiences strip him of his self-worth, leaving him feeling hollow and broken. As Celtic contemplates the anguish he endures, he realizes that tomorrow will bring more of the same torment. His soul withers away, consumed by the cycle of degradation orchestrated by his own wife. He is left to grapple with the harsh reality that his existence is defined by pain and betrayal.