An overview of Taken In Hand

A Taken In Hand relationship is a wholehearted sexually exclusive marriage in which, to the delight of both spouses, the man actively controls the woman. The degree of control and the way the husband retains control vary from Taken In Hand couple to Taken In Hand couple, but in all cases both husband and wife actively want the husband to have the upper hand. No matter how strong, tough and forceful a Taken In Hand wife may be, and no matter how hard she might try to take control in their marriage, she would be aghast if her husband were to let her get the upper hand. Likewise, no matter how loving, kind and considerate the husband may be, he prefers to keep his wife firmly in hand.

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What kind of relationship is this?

What are the people like?

How does it feel?

What do people say about it?

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Have you seen the following articles?
Give me intensity or give me death!
Do you have a commanding presence?
Domestic discipline (DD)
On being the servant-leader in my relationship
Could this kind of relationship be for you?
Taken In Hand means different things to different people
Can you be Taken In Hand if you're not submissive?
He who dares, wins
Help! The one I love nowadays rarely wants sex!
Stereotypes

A very good overview

Thanks for your overview, I found it a very good résumé of the different types of relationships we have heard about here.

I felt specially touched by:

The man has the balance of power and control
The man's control is consensual and welcome
The women – strong and competent, not weak or wimpy doormat types

I definitely agree with those three and would not add anything else.

But I would also say, as the site owner has said, that how much control he gets and she gives is what differenciates the different relationships we have heard about. What may work for you, could not do it for me and vice versa.

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