How to sexually dominate a woman correctly
Do it right, and she will love you. Do it wrong, and she will hate you. Very, very much.
Like many women, I want to be sexually dominated by a man, but only if he does it in a particular manner. Not only do I want it, I require it. A man cannot be my boyfriend/partner if he does not sexually dominate me. I am wild like this. Many women have the same type of sexuality as me (but certainly not all women).
Unfortunately, some women will not tell you the truth about their sexual desires, but I will. I am comfortable with discussing it openly and directly.
In this article, you will learn about the following topics:
The difference between male dominance versus rape.
What goes wrong when suggesting or asking for sex.
Forced sex, forcible sex, and/or forceful sex?
What's wrong with a gentleman?
Why are women repulsed or disgusted by gentlemen?
Taking a woman when she is not in the mood for sex.
The importance of a man's Emotional Intelligence (EQ).
How monogamy requires sexual domination.
Sexual versus non-sexual domination.
Male dominance does not necessarily mean female submission.
Why evolution made women want very lustful dominant men.
⚠️ Please note: If you are one of the men and women that hope to read religious propaganda supporting the subjugation of women, then you will be very disappointed if you purchase a subscription. I encourage married women to dominate their religious husbands. Never the reverse. Religious husbands should be made to submit to their wives. This is the natural order of things. Godly peace and harmony on Earth are created via the submission of religious husbands to their wives. God knows this to be true.
⚠️ Important: The female desires/wishes described in this article strictly ONLY apply with a partner that the woman has chosen – a man that she trusts and approves of and feels safe & secure with. A woman does NOT “secretly want it” from any other man. If a stranger or any other man forces her to have sex, then she would be traumatized, and it would be a case of rape. This article should NOT be misconstrued as any kind of support for rape or non-consensual sex. Rape is totally unacceptable and unwanted.
⚠️ Important: This article does NOT apply to all women. Every woman is unique. Different women have different types of sexuality. Some women would be offended, hurt, or traumatized if a man treats them in the dominant manner described in this article. A man should always ask a woman about her sexual preferences in detail and not make presumptions about any part of it. The couple should discuss sex and reach an agreement in advance.
A gentleman gets no sex with me
I am not an easy girlfriend to have. I am challenging. At times, I am bossy, bitchy, bratty, obstreperous, difficult, defiant, stubborn, and naughty. Very naughty.
I love sex. However, if a boyfriend always behaves as a gentleman, he will not get any sex with me. I am merciless about this. A guy must treat me well, but if he is excessively nice, lacking in masculinity, never dominant, never demanding, and/or never persistent, then he and I will not have sex.
I am a sophisticated and intelligent woman, therefore I think that a sophisticated and intelligent gentleman is great... outside of sex. If he wants to have a sexual relationship with me, then he must behave differently in the bedroom. I have no desire for gentle/soft “lovemaking” or cuddle-sex or a gentleman's version of a sensual lovey-dovey “special connection” in bed.
Never suggest, invite, or ask me to have sex
For example, imagine that I am with a hot boyfriend in a private place. I find him very attractive (according to my own personal preferences). I am willing to have sex with him at this time. Furthermore, I am in the mood for sex. He asks:
“Do you want to have sex with me?”
I frown and reply:
“I did want to have sex... until you asked me. Now I'm not in the mood anymore.”
I hate being asked to have sex! I also hate all suggestions and invitations to have sex. A boyfriend/partner should simply start the foreplay without asking me. I do not require or expect a mutual agreement to start the foreplay.
Inside of an established relationship, a partner should not ask me any of these questions:
“Can I have sex with you?”
“Can I touch you?”
“Can I kiss you?”
“Can I undress you now?”
“Can I take your pants/bra/panties off?”
“Can I touch your breasts?”
“Can I suck your nipple?”
“Can I penetrate you now?”
He should just do it without asking. If I do not want it, then I will tell him to stop. Otherwise, if I do not tell him to stop, then I permit him to proceed as he wishes. (Note that a couple should discuss and agree on the rules in advance.)
Many men think that it would be offensive or wrong to demand sex by saying something like this:
“I demand [or insist] that you have sex with me right now.”
In reality, only some women are offended by a sexual demand from their partner. Many women (including myself) much prefer to hear a lustful demand rather than a polite request.
Forced or forceful sex
I am a wild thing. In my particular case, sometimes a trusted approved partner should overpower my muscles and penetrate me by force when he strongly desires me, but strictly only if I do not say the word “Stop” (non-consensual sex is unacceptable).
In a safe manner, he should hold me down firmly and make me receive his thrusts without my spoken agreement. The decision to initiate sex is his alone. He should fully satisfy his strong lust/desire for me regardless of whether I desire sex at this time. Pin me down and “teach me a lesson” for being bratty and talking back 🤣
This is definitely not rape, because it is only with a pre-approved partner of my own choice, and I can easily stop him at any time by simply saying the word “Stop”. If I can easily stop a man, but I freely choose not to stop him, then I want him to continue, and it is consensual sex, and I am not being raped.
⚠️ Important: Note that this is definitely not a secret desire for rape. I truly require the ability to stop the man at any time, and I never accept strangers. The thing that I truly seek is a partner's dominance, not rape. Dominance and rape are two different words, because they are two different things.
I am incapable of having a relationship with a man that does not sexually dominate me. Furthermore, I cannot love a man if he does not sexually dominate me, because I feel that his desire for me is weak or inadequate, and I feel that his masculinity and virility is lacking. Thus, I require that he forcefully fuck me sometimes, but it must always be done in a strictly consensual manner.
A couple should agree on an unambiguous safeword in advance. In my case, I grant a trusted partner permission to ignore me and continue if I say, “Let's do it later” or “Not now” or “Not today”. However, he must always stop if I say the word “Stop” at any time.
It's not rape when I say it's not rape
Nobody has the right to say that I am a victim of rape when I am sure that I was not raped. Even if an external observer thinks that it looks like a man forced me to have sex with him without my agreement, it is only rape if I decide that it is rape. If I say it was consensual, then it was consensual, because my consent is decided by me and nobody else.
For example: If Han Solo existed in real life, and if he grabbed me and stripped my clothing off my body, and if he aggressively held me down and penetrated me by force, and if he is truly Han Solo and not an actor, then this would be absolutely consensual sex, because I wish to be ravished and fucked hard by Han Solo. I want him to do it. I really, really want him to do it. It would be a dream come true. 💘
While Han Solo is ravishing me wildly, I would be exclaiming loudly and enthusiastically:
“Ohhhhh, you're so fricking hot, Han! Impregnate me! Impregnate me!!! Put your babies in me!!”
Han Solo is fully authorized to bust up my panties at the drop of a hat, anytime, anywhere. You have no idea how much I crave this. I would be mega-happy to have a baby-bump as a result of Han Solo ravishing me. However, this is utterly impossible, because he is only a fictional character in a movie.