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Though similar to "Wifey" or "Wifester" in name, the term "Wifeston" is much more significant, whereby "Wifey" may be said in jest, or to hedge serious romantic intent, "Wifeston" lays it all out on the table. By taking the suffix of "ton" and adding it to "Wifes", this word suggests the desire to live in the town of the aforementioned wife, be that town physical or imagined, the general intent is close proximity.
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