Female Dominated Marriage Novels & Stories

" Alice remembered that it was because she was forced to marry that caused that unhappy marriage and ended up with wounds everywhere. "Of course I can, especially a 'divorced' woman like me. But it doesn't matter now. I know my mother wants me to marry soon so that I can find a man who can take care of me. However, I am now the president and CEO of Gebaude. I have enough power to protect myself, so marriage can only be considered as a cherry on top for me. I no longer need to depend on marriage to become." Mary could clearly see that with her current strength, even if she didn't marry for a lifetime, she would still live a much better life than ordinary people. Therefore, she felt no pressur

Curling up small to take what I need from him when I feel like I’ve been cast loose on a stormy sea. “This is all so overwhelming for someone like me. I have hang-ups and issues, Lexi, all of them pointed at a life with no man calling the shots—ever. I have never seen a healthy marriage up close. All the men who used my services were married, sexist pricks and screwing around behind their wives’ backs while dominating them in life. They lost their identity, their voices, their sense of worth. Hardly a great example of what marriage is. Marriage is something I never wanted and just feared what it would be.”

“I guess I’ve let other people’s comments get to me. It isn’t like we married because of love. We had our first real conversation the night before the wedding.” “You’re looking at it wrong.” I set my cup on the coffee table. “How should I look at it?” “From now into the future.” My cheeks rose. Now and forever. “Women like us don’t get the luxury of choosing our husbands or even dating, so we have to start dating after marriage. These men have responsibilities that weigh them down. I decided not to be an added burden but instead to be a partner.” She shook her head. “Convincing a man like Eli that his child bride could be a partner took time, but the end result was worth the effort. Sure, th

"Women can't hold rank. Sooner or later, Luna needs to accept that and realize that if she wants to stay involved, she has to do it in other ways." Elena understood what Beatrice was saying. The mafia was extremely patriarchal and old fashion. As the wife of a don, Beatrice undoubtedly had to accept that lesson herself. But Elena also understood the need to find her own place. She understood the need to prove herself and be recognized as an equal. She wouldn't be Massimo's doctor if she didn't. Elena carefully stepped away from Beatrice, breaking her hold. Elena smiled kindly at her. "Even so," Elena replied evenly, "marriage partners should be equal. That's what wedding vows are all about—a

"You know what I’ll check myself, as I told you yesterday, you can tell a lot by fingering a woman's. ..." "Stop it your vulgar! I've already told you that I haven't been with anybody before. Father wanted me to be pure for my marriage. Of course that was a complete waste of time considering I ended up with you. I guess I'll have to make up for the lack of sex now. Suppose I can have my fun while being married." "You honestly think I'll allow my wife to fuck around? And again I don't think I believe you about your partners." Kendall was fed up with Blake.

"I can stop talking about it, but don't even think about forcing me to marry. Elaine Theron, we used to be best friends. But I never imagined that while I treated you as my best friend, you wanted to become my stepmother. "By marrying my dad, you gained the status and power that countless people wouldn't even dare dream of. But have you ever thought about what a woman needs status and power for? Aren't those things men obsess over? What a woman should pursue most is freedom, independence, and strength." She added, "I'm different from you. In this lifetime, I only believe in myself and only love myself. Marriage? To me, that's an insult." Elaine's expression darkened as well. "Fine, since you

“But then I found out about the stupid marriage contract nobody bothered telling me about.” The frustration in my voice made Adrian go quiet. I watched him push his tongue against the side of his cheek. Somehow I couldn't blame him. “So what now?” he asked after a moment. “You’re suddenly trying to play the perfect daughter-in-law?” “Never.” I scoffed immediately before hesitating slightly. “We just… uhm…” The words felt ridiculous even coming out of my own mouth. “I proposed an open marriage.” Adrian stared at me blankly.

“If you ever appear in front of me again, Clara, I won’t care whose sister you are. I’ll make you regret ever knowing me.” I opened the car door to get in, but her next words froze me in place. “She’s a married woman, Dominic.” I stopped. My heart trembled at that. “How could you have something for a married woman?” she said again, her voice rising. “How could you choose her over me?” I didn’t move. My hands clenched at my sides. “She’s married!” she screamed, louder this time. “Have you thought about what will happen if people find out? It’ll be a scandal, Dominic!”

"He doesn't have any rights to me. I don't belong to him." "Adrienne. We have to talk. I need—" "It was an arranged marriage. We didn't love each other. There was no connection between us," she continued to speak, her tone quite louder. She glimpsed at me. "Even though one of us tried to keep the marriage, the other one didn't appreciate it. After nine months, we got divorced. We couldn't continue to keep a stupid marriage."

I need his help to stop whatever scheming plan Artemis and Ansel have cooking. "Of course. What are your conditions?" I smile. Asher pulls out blades of grass, tossing them in front of him, "I'm happy to be intimate in front of others, but I don't think we should mark each other." I nod, "I agree. I'm willing to come live with you for a year while we are married and hopefully by the end, I will be given my rightful title as Alpha, and you will have full control over your pack."