That is a very interesting "rule." I guess me being more old fashioned and traditional ...I always expect the man to take the lead and do his job
And I consider myself dominant, but I still feel that way
(I think all dominants act very "submissive" in public...sort of a trap to lure in the prey)
Originally Posted by Zabrina Sarafina
I'm the same way. I'm learning to be more flexible in my thought patterns though. There's always an exception. My initial thought is that when a woman does the work, the woman loses. Why would I chase a guy that wouldn't give me the time of day, or is too shy to? Because I'm dominant as well, I like head hunters, men who know what they want and go after it (which is the appeal of this industry). I already carry myself and dress to impress the type of man I want. I'm warm and approachable. There shouldn't be more that I have to do to initiate the first move. If he doesn't make a move, then he's not attracted to me.
I don't think we act submissive. I think it's a confidence that automatically comes through. It depends on what you consider submissive behavior. Dominance doesn't mean being mean. To me, it's a show of insecurity when a lady can't smile or acts annoyed when she notices someone looking at her.
But I think my problem is that it takes more than good looks and a suit to consider myself attracted to a guy. I would HATE to find the balls to walk up to a guy and tell him that he's cute or ask for a number and he's a complete idiot.
Epic fail! But in a situation (outside of work) where I have a chance to notice something special in a person, I don't think I would have a problem making it known.