Can you share some submissive man in training stories?

Rather than focusing on this archaic and wrong concept, we should promote stories of strong, equal partnerships where both spouses support and respect each other, without any form of domination or 'training'.

Well, a common theme is the struggle between the old self and the new submissive self. In many of these stories, the man initially resists the idea of being submissive. For instance, if he's training in a new job under a strict boss, he might first fight against the new rules and expectations. But then, as he realizes the benefits, he starts to embrace the submissive role. Also, the theme of growth is prevalent. The man grows both personally and in his relationships, whether it's with a teacher, a team, or in a new skill - learning environment.

Sure. There was a man named Tom. He worked in an office. His boss was very strict and demanding. Tom was always submissive, following every order without question. Once, his boss asked him to stay late to finish a project even though it was not his responsibility. Tom just nodded and did it. He believed that by being submissive, he could keep his job and earn the respect of his boss in the long run.

It depends on various factors. In a general sense, if such content involves non - consensual or harmful elements, it is clearly unethical. However, in the realm of fictional erotica where all parties are consenting within the fictional narrative, some might argue it's a form of exploring certain power dynamics and fantasies in a safe, fictional space. But it's a very controversial topic and different people may have different views based on their moral and ethical beliefs.

In a relationship, a submissive woman might be one who always puts her partner's needs first. Like, if her partner wanted to go on a trip to a place she wasn't really interested in, she would still go along without hesitation. She would also often change her own plans to fit in with her partner's schedule, thinking that by being submissive in these small ways, she was showing her love and support.

We should focus on positive, healthy and family - friendly topics rather than this kind of stories.

Sure. There was a couple where the husband was submissive in financial decisions. His wife was really good at handling money, so he let her take the lead. For example, when it came to buying a new house, he just trusted her judgment completely and supported all her choices regarding the location, size, and price of the property.

One submissive mom story could be about a mom who always let her kids choose the dinner menu every night. She was submissive in the sense that she put their preferences first. Even if it meant cooking something she didn't really like, she would do it happily just to see her kids excited about the meal.

In some families, the submissive nature can be seen in the relationship between spouses. For instance, one spouse might always defer to the other in financial matters, household decisions, and social activities. This could be due to cultural norms or personal beliefs within the family. Maybe the submissive spouse believes that by giving in, they are maintaining harmony in the family, but it can also lead to a lack of self - expression and potential unhappiness in the long run.

One submissive gay story could be about a young man who was new to the gay community. He met an older, more confident man at a local LGBT event. The younger man was immediately drawn to the older one's charisma. He started to follow the older man's lead in exploring different aspects of gay culture, like going to niche gay bars and art shows. The younger man was submissive in the sense that he trusted the older man's judgment completely and was happy to be guided by him in this new world he was entering.