SDFemDom4cuck -> RE: Does anyone else here seek a male wife? (6/29/2007 4:41:29 PM)
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ORIGINAL: MzMia I have a caveat to add, it would be "nice" to have a male wife that did all or most of the chores. But, I realistically DON'T expect it. If anything it would be shared responsiblities most of the time. To me, my concept of a "male wife" is mainly about the dynamics of power, control and obedience. A lifestyle Dominant woman/submissive man relationship! Living that way, not just "playing" it on Friday nights or when in the mood to role-play. Imagine that? Traditionally the "wife" is a helpmate to a Dominant male husband. In a role reversal, I AM the DOMINANT party---he is my helpmate/submissive. That is the main reason he is my wife. And, like most good little ladies, he will normally do as he is told![:D] Now let me settle in my easy chair, "Slut, fetch me a cold beer and some hot pizza, and hurry up!" Exactly! I think I mentioned this as well on the sister thread I started on this. For example I enjoy cooking. It isn't a chore to me and it's something that relaxes me. Something about all that chopping, slicing and smashing that gets out some aggression I suppose. On the other hand I usually leave the kitchen looking like a whirlwind went through it despite my completely organized mise en place. So I love the creation and devouring...the clean up...not so much. I'm perfectly capable of fixing the disposall, I own quite a collection of power tools and my tool box is better stocked than most men's that I know. I can stud, hang and mud drywall as well. So I don't need a male wife to handle these things for me; I'm more than capable of handling them myself. I do however want a male wife that has the desire to make my life easier and take over handling the things I don't have the time to do. One that will do them because I've requested them to, not because I can't do them, but because he wants to do them. Some things, like cooking are even better if it's something the male wife and I can do together. Although he better remember he's responsible for turning off the burners when things become a little too heated. [;)]
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