Can you share some general ideas about dominant and submissive relationships in fictional stories?

Many relationship - based stories deal with the idea of how couples interact with different levels of assertiveness. In a healthy marriage, even if there is a perceived dominance in some areas, it is usually based on love and respect. For instance, in some stories, a husband may be more decisive about financial matters, but the wife has equal say in other important aspects of family life. This shows that a relationship can have different power balances in different areas without being one - sided.

There was a couple where the woman was dominant in their relationship. For example, when it came to choosing a vacation destination, the woman had very specific ideas. The man, being submissive, simply went along with her plans. She planned every detail of the trip, from the flights to the accommodation, and the man was happy to let her take the lead as he trusted her judgment.

Sure. There was a submissive wife who rarely made decisions without her husband's input. Her dominant friend noticed this. One day, they were planning a party together. The dominant friend encouraged the submissive wife to take the lead in choosing the theme and decorations. At first, the wife was hesitant, but with her friend's constant support and guidance, she became more confident and made some great choices. It was a small step for her towards being more assertive.

There was a couple where the wife was really into fitness. She made a fitness plan for both of them. The submissive husband followed her routine even though he initially was a bit reluctant. But he soon saw the positive results and was glad he listened to her. In social situations, she was also the one who took the lead in conversations and made decisions about which events to attend.

In 'The Little Prince', the Little Prince has a relationship with the Rose. The Rose is quite dominant in her own way, being a bit haughty and making demands on the Little Prince. But the Little Prince is submissive at first. However, as he travels and gains experience, he becomes more understanding and their relationship evolves into a more equal and non - sexual form of mutual influence.

In another story, the wife was dominant in terms of choosing the family's vacation destinations. She loved to research and plan trips. The submissive husband would just go along with her choices because he knew she always found the most interesting places. For example, she once chose a small, off - the - beaten - path village in Italy for a holiday and it turned out to be a wonderful experience for both of them.

There should not be such stories as they go against basic moral and ethical norms. Family relationships are meant to be based on love, care, and protection. A mother should not 'give' her son in such a way to anyone, especially in a context that implies an improper power dynamic. This kind of idea violates the principles of a healthy family and society.

Through the concept of protection. A stronger character can be dominant in protecting a weaker one. In a story about a little mouse and a big dog, the dog can be dominant in a protective sense, guarding the mouse from harm. The mouse is submissive in relying on the dog's protection. This type of relationship can be presented in a very innocent and child - friendly way in children's stories.

One popular one could be 'The Unseen Bond'. In this fic, Snape takes on a dominant role in mentoring Harry in a rather unorthodox way. Harry, being submissive in this dynamic, learns a great deal about magic and himself. It's a story that delves deep into their complex relationship.

A possible story is that the submissive jock admires the dominant nerd's confidence in academic and intellectual matters. The nerd, in turn, is attracted to the jock's physical strength and athleticism. They start a relationship where the nerd often takes the lead in decision - making, whether it's about choosing a movie to watch or what to have for dinner. The jock happily follows along, and their relationship grows stronger as they learn from each other's strengths.