leadership527
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Jeff's Answer (d) There are layers and layers. At the lowest layers of reality... the real underlying core of our marriage, I have no interest in taking anything from my wife that is not freely offered. There is no "overpower". I make a safe space and then nurture her submission and lo, it flourishes. However, I also recognize that there are times when the appearance of being overpowered works for her. Sometimes, the appearance of overpowering her works for me. Fulfilling both of our fantasies is an important part of having a rich, vibrant love affair. I have no problems with it... so long as all parties remember that this is only a mirage overlaying the true foundation of our relationship. She knows that she could change the rules without penalty. If she wanted to stop submitting entirely or, perhaps, put some boundaries on that submission, then I am fine with that. Knowing this, there is no actual "overpower" -- she is continuously consenting. Carol's Answer (s) In the bedroom, there are times where being overpowered really really works, but I don't need it. I feel neither empowered nor overpowered. Sometimes I feel cornered. But all the time, I feel that it's in my best interests. Overall, being his doesn't affect me emotionally in a very strong way. I think his leadership is good. I think he's taking our marriage in good places. And, frankly, a lot of the time I'm just as happy to not have to make the decisions. For me, it's no more than that.
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~Jeff I didn't so much "enslave" Carol as I did "enlove" her. - Me I want a joyous, loving, respectful relationship where the male is in charge and deserves to be. - DavanKael
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