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If you're interested in challenging traditional gender roles in romantic or sexual partnerships, a female-led relationship (FLR) might be for you. In FLR, the woman is the dominant partner and the man takes on a more submissive role. But how exactly does this relationship dynamic work and how can you explore it in a healthy way? We're here to help! In this article, we'll explain everything you need to know about FLR including the different types, important rules, and how you can make this dynamic work for you. Read on for our complete guide.
Things You Should Know
- A female-led relationship (FLR) is a relationship dynamic in which the woman is dominant and the male is submissive.
- Power dynamics in FLRs can range from lenient to extreme, so partners need to discuss and agree on clear rules and boundaries beforehand.
- The woman may choose to be dominant when it comes to decisions about the couple's careers, finances, chores, as well as sexual power play.
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