How to make a submissive wife

I left my desk job after ten years to be a stay-at-home wife, and I haven't looked back. Wifely submission is the ultimate tool for marital happiness. I am a submissive wife to my dominant husband, and this marriage has been the ultimate blessing in my life. I wish this same kind of happiness for every other married couple out there. If you think of your husband as the leader of your heart and home, here are some tried and true tips for how to be a submissive wife yourself.

A submissive wife is a women who, through the contract of marriage , agrees to submit to the will of her husband when their opinions differ. This was more true a century ago than it is now, however, and with the advent of women being given the rights in many countries to hold their own jobs, own their own property and vote, it has become a rarer phenomenon. The exact nature of a submissive relationship to your husband will depend upon both of your goals. Women like congresswoman and presidential candidate Michelle Bachman are proud to be both submissive wives and career women, while other women focus instead on raising children and caring for the home.

Submissive wives are all the rage. The idea of letting your husband lead the way has obviously hit a sweet spot for some stressed-out women. When former Full House star Candace Cameron Bure released a book explaining her decision to be a submissive wife, she was slammed.

Suzi's marriage was on the rocks. She had put on too much weight since the birth of her last child and lost interest in sex. Not surprisingly then, her husband had developed his sex life elsewhere. His long business trips to London had allowed him to find a mistress who shared his sexual tastes and that relationship flourished. When Damion finally told her he thought it was time to move on, Suzi was desperate to keep him and was prepared to do anything to keep the marriage together.