Ladies, it’s time to face the truth: we, as Dominant women, aren’t settling for the status quo. According to a recent survey on Female-Led Relationships (FLR), we want more power—much more. The numbers tell a revealing story about where we currently stand, and more importantly, where we want to go. Spoiler alert: the journey is all about claiming the deeper authority, devotion, and consistency we deserve from our submissive partners. Let’s dive into the findings and discuss how we can close that tantalising gap between desire and reality.
The Current State: Hovering at 2.72
The survey revealed that on a scale from 1 to 4, the average FLR level sits at 2.72. What does that mean, exactly? Well, in practical terms, it tells us that while many women are leading their relationships with a certain level of authority, they’re not fully immersed in the power dynamics they crave. It’s a bit like having one heel in the stilettos of dominance but not quite strutting confidently just yet.
Dominant Women Want More Power, The Desire for More: Aiming for 3.33
But here’s where it gets interesting: the desired level is 3.33. That’s where these women want to be. They’re hungry for more—more control, more submission, more consistency from their partners. It shows that while many Dominant women are happy with their progress, they know there’s another level to reach—a more fulfilling, unshakeable dynamic where their leadership is not just respected but deeply integrated into daily life.
The gap between 2.72 and 3.33 is a call to arms, ladies. It’s a sign that we’re on the journey, but there’s still room to claim more space, more power, and more pleasure.
The Queen’s Currency: Consistent Obedience and Submission
Now, let’s talk about what we value most in our submissive men. According to the survey, a whopping 48.2% of us say that “consistent obedience and submission” is the top form of affection and devotion we crave. And let me tell you, that’s not a surprise, but it is a confirmation. We aren’t looking for fleeting displays of affection or one-off gestures. No, what we want is a man who kneels consistently—one who shows his submission every day, in every way. A man who doesn’t just obey when it’s easy or convenient, but one who makes it his mission to follow our lead, to serve with a steady heart and an eager mind.
Because, ladies, consistent obedience is the foundation of trust in any FLR. It’s the daily surrender that tells us he’s all in, that he respects our leadership and knows his place with pride. And when that submission is consistent, it gives us the space to fully own our power without second-guessing his devotion. It’s the stability we need to reign as Queens.
Acts of Service and Touch: Sweet, but Secondary
Coming in at 19.6%, “physical acts of service” also ranked high, and who can argue with a man who does the dishes, runs the errands, and makes your life smoother in those practical ways? It’s another beautiful form of devotion, one that speaks to the submissive’s role in making our day-to-day lives easier. But it’s not the top priority, and it shouldn’t be. Sure, acts of service are delightful, but they’re secondary to the mental and emotional submission that fuels a true FLR.
Then, we have “physical touch and intimacy” at 12.5%. Ah, yes, we love intimacy, but it’s clear that the physical side of things comes after the mental and emotional connection. In an FLR, it’s the submission of his will, his ego, and his autonomy that really gets our motor running. The touch is just the cherry on top.
What We Find Irresistible: Devotion and the Desire to Please
So, what is it that draws us to these submissive men? According to the survey, the most attractive trait is their “ability to focus on your pleasure and happiness” at 23.8%. A man who centres you—your needs, your desires, your satisfaction—is a man who knows the essence of submission. And let’s not forget, it’s not just in the bedroom (though we do love when he worships us there). It’s about him understanding that his role is to make your life better, in every possible way.
Close behind at 22.2%, “devotion and loyalty” seals the deal. Because what good is a submissive man if his heart isn’t fully yours? We want men who don’t just submit—they belong to us. A man who is steadfast in his loyalty, who doesn’t waver, is a man who strengthens our confidence in our leadership. And we know that in an FLR, confidence is everything.
Then there’s the “desire to please and serve” at 21.6%. Ladies, this is the core of a submissive’s purpose. When a man finds joy and fulfilment in serving you, he’s living his true nature, and you’re benefiting from his deep sense of purpose. A man who is happiest when he’s pleasing you is not only devoted, but he’s aligned with the very structure of an FLR.
Insights for Us, Queens in Charge
What does all of this tell us? It tells us that women in FLRs know what they want and, more importantly, they know they deserve it. We’re not settling for half-hearted submission or inconsistent devotion. We crave and deserve a dynamic where our power is honoured daily, where our submissives don’t just serve, but serve with intention and focus.
And, most importantly, this survey is a reminder that many of us are on a journey toward deeper control and greater fulfilment. The gap between where we are and where we want to be is a call to step into our power with more confidence, more clarity, and more demand for what we know is possible.
Ladies, let this be your permission slip to level up. Whether you’re sitting pretty at a 2.5 or already running the show at a solid 3, there’s always room to claim more authority and bask in the glow of devoted submission. Keep leading, keep demanding, and keep building the FLR that truly satisfies you.
And remember, you’re not just a Queen—you’re the whole damn kingdom.
See also: Stepping into your power and squashing imposter syndrome
Thank you for the article.
Is there any way that the pie chart can be uploaded with a higher quality resolution?
Unlike the bar chart, for me, it is too small to read on my laptop.
Even when I open it in a new tab and enlarge it, it still blurry.
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Imagine a world in which women felt fully empowered to not only openly express their inherent dominance but were supported in doing so? My gripe, as a sincere and secure submissive man, is too often “dominant women” are reluctant to express their desire for unquestioned obedience and submission from the men so eager to offer it.
I think that also depends on the submissive man. If she is reluctant to increase domination, she may not want it. You have to ask yourself: why does she not want to take advantage of my submissive qualities? Am I too eager? Is her current level of dominance not satisfying enough for her? Laying the groundwork for her future victories over you depends to a large degree on how much you champion her earlier victories. If she forces you to do the dishes, thank her for getting you out your comfort zone. Make ’em shine. This will encourage her to demand more. Celebrate her dominance as a true accomplishment of hers and thank her for that. She will likely want more. It’s also a good thing to flaunt her dominance in more overt settings. If she has a college friend over for dinner, cook the meal and leave the ladies alone, only coming in to refresh drinks and clear the table. This gets the FLR more out in the open, normalizing it, which will inspire her confidence.
It is SOOO thrilling to see FLR thriving and expanding. Males DO need to “follow” the more advanced and superior FEMALE gender. There is essentially no other way for a male (or sissy in my case) to exist!
Female Supremacy is as intoxicating to submissive men, and “really” all men for that matter, as it is for society to exist in the future. Women are to be obeyed and worshipped- There is no other way.
Dear Mrs. Bolder,
I hope this message finds you well.
First and foremost, I would like to express my deepest gratitude for the remarkable work you have done with your latest survey on Female-Led Relationships (FLR). My wife and Queen, who participated in the survey, and I had the privilege of reviewing the published results together, and we found them to be incredibly insightful and thought-provoking.
We were particularly impressed by the depth of analysis and the thoughtful exploration of such a significant topic. However, we couldn’t help but notice that the findings regarding the last two topics—Preferred Forms of Dominance Expression in an FLR and Challenges Faced as a Dominant Woman in Society—were not included in the shared results.
If I may be so bold, I humbly and respectfully wish to inquire whether you have any plans to share these findings in the future. We are genuinely interested in these aspects, as they would greatly enrich our understanding and perspective on the dynamics within an FLR.
Please forgive my presumption in asking, and I fully understand if these results are not yet ready for publication or if there are other considerations at play.
Thank you once again for your invaluable contribution to this field. It is truly appreciated.
Yours most respectfully,