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y Louise C on 2006 Feb 25 - 09:00 | reply to this comment Putting my life at risk Afterwards I knew that putting my life at risk was not the right thing to do. The problem was that at that time I didn`t even know the reason why I did it and I also didn`t know exactly what I was looking for in a man. I realised it though when I met my husband and still it took years for us both to find out exactly the way we want to live. Just because you woudn`t go as far as putting your life in danger Louise, other women might. Like I said, everybody has their weakness. I`m strong in many ways but in a lot of ways he`s a lot stronger than me and that`s where I need him to be dominant. I think if a woman who needs or wants a man who sets boundaries and limits for her and she can`t get her husband to do it, it can get quite frustrating. Maybe not frustrating enough to put her life in danger but she may do things like spend more money than she can afford or drink to much alcohol or just simply put him down nonstop or whatever just to get an reaction out of him. She may have not seen the signs that he wasn`t the man she was looking for when they were dating and just getting a divorce is not that easy when there are children involved.

Autumn

by Autumn on 2006 Feb 25 - 14:12 | reply to this comment Wanting limits The wanting a dominant man part I can understand, but the going to the extreme of taking a risk of personal injury or death or whatever seems to be going a bit too far, simply because if you had to do that in order to get a man to be dominant, where would it end? I mean, what would you have to do next?