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lonewolf05 -> RE: Elsie Sutton's "Female Domination" (7/2/2005 12:12:44 PM)
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ORIGINAL: Euryanx
Just finished reading Elsie Sutton's book "Female Domination: An exploration of the male desire for Loving Female Authority."
Anyone else read it? If so, what did you think?
Personally, I thought it was excellent. It's really about Female Supremacy. She says that all men are naturally submissive, and have an innate desire to be dominated by females. She says boys grow up bossed around by their mothers and other female figures while growing up, so it's a natural part of the male's psyche.
She lists a lot of statistical things that shows females are superior to males. Today more women are graduating college than men... women have better memories... better communication skills... they use more areas of the brain (55.4% gray matter vrs 50.8% in males)... they have better senses... they are beginning to dominate the corporate world... According to Sutton, the battle of the sexes is over, and females have clearly won.
She also says that all through history men have realized women's power and have sought to keep them as second class citizens. The Bible is a prime example. Our society has been conditioned by things like religion to keep women down. Man's fear of women's superiority is what caused all of this in the first place.
The book also has a lot of good advice. She says a lot of men come to her asking how to make their wive's the Dominant partner in the relationship. So she gives a lot of practical advice on how a man can naturally get his wife to dominate him... by doing very simple things, like just serving her constantly. She also gets into a lot of more sexual areas like feminization, strapons and orgasm denial, all as methods of controlling the male and keeping him happily submissive.
All in all, a good read if you believe in Female Supremacy.
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She says that all men are naturally submissive, and have an innate desire to be dominated by females. She says boys grow up bossed around by their mothers and other female figures while growing up, so it's a natural part of the male's psyche.
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excuse me a minute here. please. i am trying hard to grasp this. i will assume---you ARE talking about middle class to upper class people?
in MY background, personally, no bluecollar family has the mom as the head of household, therefore the father figure is the man-of-the-house and HE lays down the rules. SO, being PATERNAL......as i was taught, there was NO female role established, other than doing as SHE was told also.
so this is a new concept for me.
i was raised VERY domineering. VERY macho. i was taught not to get on my knees for NO ONE. didn't matter where you come from, or who you think your daddy is .........i'm not impressed.
okay. back to it here. i would be SO curious to know where this woman got HER information. sure don't fit in MY background. or, am i just one more time the exception to the high social rules?
thanks bud.
take care.
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