Comments on: Slave Husband 3 – Goddess’ Rules http://www.femaleledrelationships.com/female-supremacist-marriage/slave-husband-3-goddess-rules Stories of submissive, masochistic men, dominant women - femdom erotica Sat, 04 Feb 2012 16:02:38 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: dave http://www.femaleledrelationships.com/female-supremacist-marriage/slave-husband-3-goddess-rules#comment-176 dave Sat, 27 Mar 2010 00:52:32 +0000 http://www.femaleledrelationships.com/?p=205#comment-176 i reside with two superior Women, my Wife, Nancy, and Her Mother, Sue. As part of the Protocols (i.e. a set of family-wide rules that dictate how men are to behave regarding Women) each Women determines how Se wants to be addressed by the men; there is no set term. Most prefer to be addressed formally as Mrs, Ms, of Miss and all like Ma'am when answering a question, "Yes, Ma'am, No Ma'am, and the like. 'Goddess' isn't used because the Women don't like it; they think it is too strong a word eve though they all regard themselves as Goddesses. The Women feel that terms of endearment such as "Yes, Dear", "No Ma'am", and "Yes, Mrs Smith" work much better in a public setting where they also like to have it acknowledged as to who is in charge. Whatever honorific i use it reminds me of my subordinate position in regards to the Women. dave i reside with two superior Women, my Wife, Nancy, and Her Mother, Sue. As part of the Protocols (i.e. a set of family-wide rules that dictate how men are to behave regarding Women) each Women determines how Se wants to be addressed by the men; there is no set term. Most prefer to be addressed formally as Mrs, Ms, of Miss and all like Ma’am when answering a question, “Yes, Ma’am, No Ma’am, and the like. ‘Goddess’ isn’t used because the Women don’t like it; they think it is too strong a word eve though they all regard themselves as Goddesses. The Women feel that terms of endearment such as “Yes, Dear”, “No Ma’am”, and “Yes, Mrs Smith” work much better in a public setting where they also like to have it acknowledged as to who is in charge. Whatever honorific i use it reminds me of my subordinate position in regards to the Women.

dave

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