Focus50
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ORIGINAL: Blueswordsman Some studies imply more women have submissive tendencies than dominant ones. The same studies find the reverse when comparing men. Think it's true? If so got an idea as to why? Are you talking about just male/sub vs fem/sub within this lifestyle or of human personality traits of the entire male vs female populace? If just within this lifestyle, I think there are more male subs (from my experience of r/l munches) but that's probably because men are more inclined to actively explore a darker side to them that society in general doesn't openly approve of. If the latter, that's harder to pin down. Won't go down well here as western society is now over 2 decades into openly emasculating men to build women up. They call it "sexual equality".... <shrugs> Hollywood and American TV in particular can't stop churning out rubbish that inevitably features women always being the smart ones delivering the put-down zingers (usually in the form of testosterone jokes) and they also tend to be 100lb babes delivering the brawn, too, by always kicking the absolute tripe out of 200lb (allegedly) testosterone fuelled knuckle-draggers. And television would never steer us wrong.... While it is the age we live in, my experience is that there are still a lot of women (a LOT of women) who appreciate a man who takes charge and can make a decision. Even women who are by fact of circumstance forced to take that role themselves - as contemporary societal engineering expects or at least assertively encourages. Physically men are the stronger sex and still are despite TV, especially. And when push comes to shove, it's 99% the women who get the worst of it - always the unfortunate truth, esp for those women caught in abusive relationships. As it is in many 3rd World cultures and Islamic nations. But physicality fact is not what you've asked. That (back to this lifestyle) submission is not relative to size or gender when there's a choice to do so. If they're honest about it, I'd imagine most dommes have been in a situation where a scene has not gone well and been confronted with an angry male submissive who isn't limited by a fanciful TV script. Thing to remember is that dominance and submission are NOT synonymous with physical strength and weakness. Outside "the joint", anyway.... In which case, I'd imagine that the answer to your title question is "No" - that the male to female submissive ratio is in line with Nature's balance in general - about 50-50. Focus.
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Never underestimate the persuasive power of stupid people in large groups. <unknown> Your food is for eating, not torturing. <my mum> (Errm, when I was a kid)
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