There was a young woman in a work environment. She was very submissive to her boss. Whenever there was a task assigned, she would just do it without asking many questions. Once, she was given a very tight - deadline project that seemed almost impossible. But instead of negotiating for more time or resources, she simply worked extra hours to get it done as she was submissive to the authority of her boss.
One story could be about a woman in a traditional family who always follows her husband's decisions without much argument. For example, when it comes to choosing a new house, she lets her husband decide on the location and style, believing that he has the better judgment in such practical matters.
In a historical context, there were women in some cultures who were submissive in terms of social norms. For instance, in certain aristocratic families, the women were expected to be submissive to the male members. They were taught from a young age to be quiet, obedient, and let the men handle important family and social affairs. This was part of the social structure at that time, and these women lived their lives according to these submissive roles.