Submissive Married Men (NiteFlirt Phone Sex)
Are you a submissive married man?
Are you a man who by day is alpha and beta in your marriage? People’s perceptions of their roles within a relationships are shaped by various factors, including personal preferences, cultural and societal norms, and individual needs. When I talk to my submissives on NiteFlirt, I find many are not beta types in their work or extended family lives, they are particularly submissive men in marriages/relationships.
I find several factors come into play when men are submissives:
Personal Preference: Each person has unique preferences and desires when it comes to their role in a relationship. Some men may naturally prefer a more submissive role, finding fulfillment and satisfaction in supporting and nurturing their partner. This can be related to their personality, finances, values, and personal history. This is usually referred to as a FLR, a female led relationship.
Communication and Negotiation: The dynamics of a relationship are often determined through open and honest communication and negotiation between partners. Some men may willingly take on a more submissive role if that’s what they and their partner mutually agree upon to create a harmonious and balanced relationship. However, anyone who has been married can attest that in most cases, the woman leads the relationship and he just nods, “yes dear, if he wants to remain peacefully entwined.
Traditional Gender Norms: In some cases, traditional gender norms and societal expectations may influence men to feel more submissive in relationships. These norms may reinforce the idea that men should be the primary breadwinners and protectors, while women should take on more nurturing and caregiving roles which include that of the husband. For example, men may become more apt to wearing panties and bras owned by their wives as a sign of respect and submission.
Personal Experiences: Past experiences and relationships can play a significant role in shaping a man’s feelings of submission in his current relationship. Trauma, upbringing, and previous maternal relationship dynamics can impact how men perceive their role and level of submission in a relationship.
Emotional Compatibility: In some relationships, one partner may naturally take on a more dominant or assertive role, while the other prefers a more submissive role. This can be due to differences in personality, strengths, and emotional compatibility. It’s important that both partners feel comfortable with the roles they adopt.
BDSM and Kink: In the context of BDSM (bondage, discipline, dominance, submission, sadism, and masochism) and kink relationships, submission and dominance can be consensual and serve as a source of pleasure and exploration. Some men may willingly choose to take on submissive roles in these contexts.
Strapon Pegging, strapon cock sucking, foot worship, ass licking/praising and house chores in sissy wear may be the couples’ kink.
Empowerment through Submission: For some individuals, feeling submissive in a relationship can be empowering. They may find satisfaction, joy, and a sense of self-worth in serving and nurturing their partner’s needs and desires.
IMO, It’s essential to recognize that there is no single “right” or “normal” way to be in a relationship, and individuals should be free to define and negotiate their roles based on their preferences and mutual consent. What’s most important is that both partners feel comfortable, respected, and fulfilled within the relationship dynamics they choose. Open and respectful communication is key to achieving a healthy and balanced relationship that aligns with both partners’ needs and desires.
