Candace Cameron Bure Defends Her "Submissive Role" With Husband: "I Want Him to Lead"

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Your definition of what a wife is is relative. Not every woman is Michelle Obama or idealistically independent minded. Alot of women look to their men to guide them. I dont see why you're degrading these women by referring to them as animals.

I understand that different relationships work for different people...Im talking about my preference, and her being "submissive" aint it. I dont look at relationships as some binary concept where she's either some drone that is incapable of agency or thought that contributes to the relationship meaningfully, or some wild hellcat who doesnt know how to treat a man. "Independence" from women has become a loaded word in the modern male psyche, but Im not a subscriber to the idea that a woman questioning and challenging me, is incompatible w/ her being loving and loyal.

I think insecurity is the guiding force with many men here. They interpret a woman daring to breach their authority, as some sort of declaration of war, and an attempt to emasculate them. I dont think I have omnipotent abilities and powers that should never be questioned. I want to be with a partner that has the ability to contribute to me as a man, helping me see things differently, which will only strengthen me as and us as a union. That way a relationship becomes symbiotic, as opposed to me just leading her around on some sort of leash.
 

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That is expected in every relationship.

It's irrelevant to submissiveness.

Do you challenge his authority in the house?
No I don't because it's not my home. However, idgaf when I get married I have a voice in the marriage too. And please believe, it will be heard.
 

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In Candace Cameron Bure's household, her husband is the one in charge. In her new book, Balancing It All: My Story of Juggling Priorities and Purpose, the Full House alum says she has a "submissive role" to her husband, Valeri Bure. During a recent appearance on HuffPost Live, Bure defended her views on marriage.

http://celebrity.yahoo.com/news/can...quot-submissive-role-214500595-us-weekly.html


Should every woman should adopt his mindset....the divorce rate will drop overnight.
Dudes have to be worth submitting to though.
 

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I understand that different relationships work for different people...Im talking about my preference, and her being "submissive" aint it. I dont look at relationships as some binary concept where she's either some drone that is incapable of agency or thought that contributes to the relationship meaningfully, or some wild hellcat who doesnt know how to treat a man. "Independence" from women has become a loaded word in the modern male psyche, but Im not a subscriber to the idea that a woman questioning and challenging me, is incompatible w/ her being loving and loyal.

I think insecurity is the guiding force with many men here. They interpret a woman daring to breach their authority, as some sort of declaration of war, and an attempt to emasculate them. I dont think I have omnipotent abilities and powers that should never be questioned. I want to be with a partner that has the ability to contribute to me as a man, helping me see things differently, which will only strengthen me as a man and us as a union. That way a relationship becomes symbiotic, as opposed to me just leading her around on some sort of leash.
Yea i think you're operating on your own definitions of words. You're calling Candace Cameron a pet because she said she wants to be led so i think you obviously have some preconcieved notions about how these terms are applied to relationships, friend. :sitdown: Most married women on Earth are led by their husbands. Men are great teachers in how to traverse the demonic realm because its largely been male feet that have seen it all and done it all so we have a lot to offer in passed down knowledge on leadership. It is only a recent phenom that women are able to some semblance of equal footing to men and even still there are less women like this around then you think.

Personally though, friend, i think certain words are triggering false interpretations of what it means for a man to lead, in your mind, friend. :sitdown:
 

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Dudes have to be worth submitting to though.
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So is the issue that there are so many unworthy men that you think unworthy men have unrealistic expectations of leadership in a relationship. I think you want a strong leader, its just that, on average, the man that thinks or expects to be a leader is in actuality, a bozo? Friend? :ld:
 

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I understand that different relationships work for different people...Im talking about my preference, and her being "submissive" aint it. I dont look at relationships as some binary concept where she's either some drone that is incapable of agency or thought that contributes to the relationship meaningfully, or some wild hellcat who doesnt know how to treat a man. "Independence" from women has become a loaded word in the modern male psyche, but Im not a subscriber to the idea that a woman questioning and challenging me, is incompatible w/ her being loving and loyal.

I think insecurity is the guiding force with many men here. They interpret a woman daring to breach their authority, as some sort of declaration of war, and an attempt to emasculate them. I dont think I have omnipotent abilities and powers that should never be questioned. I want to be with a partner that has the ability to contribute to me as a man, helping me see things differently, which will only strengthen me as and us as a union. That way a relationship becomes symbiotic, as opposed to me just leading her around on some sort of leash.

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I mean yea, i guess men clearly have a deep rooted egotistical thing about submissive partners... Trust me, I've experienced it more than once. But my main point is in sickness & in health... Let the husband fall ill... Then what? The wife HAS to step it up or everything will go to shambles. The entire household & whatever else is tied to the husband keeping together. Instead of looking around panicking saying 'now what ?'
 
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