There are often points *time
frames” in good relationships that bring us to a thoughtful analysis of whether
everything really is right and in order and we question ourselves about whether
the foundation of the relationship is established, even after many years of
fruitful partnership, As the relationship moves through tests and trials,
surely one or even both partners must come to question the impact that one
partner has on the other. What keeps the relationship solid and together; is it
religion or love; perhaps both; is it domination or effectual submission? Well!
Whatever keeps couples together, sometimes people submit to the wrong ideals
and principles of the other; the practices and thoughts of partners impose upon
the progress in the relationship and begin to slowly eat away at its fabric. Everything
is moving forward gently and in good order until, suddenly, the dominant
partner exerts selfish authority. What now?
What happens next?
Do we submit? Do we
allow the extremities of abusive oral behavior, for example and physical
violence to prevail in an ever permissive society?
Who is the man?
Who is the woman?
Who wears the trousers?
Surely man is man and
surely the man rules in his own house, taking authority over the woman in a
relationship that is otherwise equal?
Surely a female dominant
partner knows the extent of her dominance and cultivated that dominance
knowingly to overpower her partner?
I believe that every
dominant female partner knows exactly what they do when they forcibly impose
their ideals and threats upon a submissive male. I believe that they
instinctively take the submissive male partner and view him as a threat to
their hierarchy and control and in doing so will go to great lengths to keep
that control, even to the point of murder and certainly violence.
It’s so pitiful really,
as these weak women cower in an oblivious state of madness as they foster their
self destruction.
For men interested in
knowing more about violence against men by women, here is a really useful
article by the Mayo Clinic.com; well worth a read.
