Q&A Forum - Best of Elise

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Your website is filled with examples of this. Take cuckolding, for example. In this case a woman has such control over her husband – often gained by controlling his orgasms高潮 — the sexual climax – that he will willingly consent to the humiliating (and incredibly hot, I might add) act of not only being denied the pleasure he wants the most, but watching his wife engage in the very act with another man. And she not only does this, but often flaunts it in front of him and uses it to exploit that inherent weakness even more. There is an incredible amount to be learned about the male psyche here (and the female psyche, I suppose), and I applaud you and others on your website for recognizing this and not simply labeling those that engage in such acts as ‘deviants’ the way much of society would.

This brings me to my question. I believe that large-scale societal trends take a very long time to become accepted and mature – often longer than a typical human lifespan. African-American and Women’s Rights are examples of this. It’s been over a hundred years for both of those movements and they’re still fighting battles in this country. If this trend of female superiority is indeed a societal trend, how long will it be before it is understood in the mainstream? Your website very well documents examples of this in the world today, but what will the world be like 50, 100, 200 years from now?