A consensual, non-controlling journey
To me, being Taken In Hand means that I am willingly giving up control of part, or even all, of myself, to be under the authority (not control) of my husband. It is my choice to do so, and if things became intolerable, I would take back that choice, which is why my husband would not be controlling.
To me, Being Taken In Hand means that I can relinquish the frustration I feel over certain things, knowing my husband can and will take care of them, and of me.
To me, being Taken In Hand means, not that I am submitting everything to my husband, but that I am submitting the things that I want to to his authority. This gives me the freedom to be who I really am and want to be: the woman who loves and cherishes her husband, and would do anything for him, and knows that he feels the same for me.
And if, during that journey, said authority requires that he make an object lesson, then I know that the love and trust I feel at being able to submit to his authority are equally matched by the love and trust he feels at knowing he is giving me what I both want and need, and that I will not go running away crying “abuse”.
Being Taken In Hand gives a couple, not matching weapons that can be used against each other, but matching keys to each other's hearts. Perhaps if you can see that what is being taken in hand is these keys, it might make understanding the concept easier.
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