Female Dominated Marriage Novels & Stories

He’s the future leader of the pack because he’s male and has alpha blood. I have alpha blood too, but you know how it is—people here are sexist. In their perspective, women stay at home, take care of the house, and look after the kids while the husbands work. Women here listen to their dominant partners and stay home once they’re married. They don’t have their own lives, no income of their own, and completely depend on their husbands.

MARRIAGE BINDING AGREEMENT Proposed by: Celestina Vale This marriage constitutes a strategic and legally binding alliance, governed strictly by the terms outlined below: No Intimacy or Love The union shall remain free of physical intimacy, emotional attachment, or romantic involvement. Trust Clause Trust must be earned. No privileges shall be granted without proven loyalty and consistency. Equality of Rule Both parties shall hold equal authority. Neither shall dominate or override the other. Power Restriction Neither party shall use the other’s influence or resources for selfish or personal gain. Financial Entitlement Celestina shall receive 30% of all income and profits acquired by the seco

“Please, you always look angry. I get it, I’m not like those beautiful women that are passed around your families.” Johannes tapped his thigh. “It’s not an escort service. They don’t get passed around. Marriages form strong alliances. They build power and wealth.” “And they forget about love. Women don’t need to feel that, right?” “Love is never brought into the equation.” “Have a lot of successful marriages?” she asked. “Yes. We have zero divorce.” “Just unhappy marriages for the women?” “You’re infuriating.”

Mates without the soulmate bond had greater chances of conceiving a pup when they switched from one mate to another after years of being with their first chosen mate. As such, married couples in the Middle East rarely divorced, Lunas and Alphas being the rarest of all. And when they did get a divorce, it was usually in their middle ages, and the matter concerned the birth of an heir. In such cases, females never remarried their first husbands, as no male was ever willing to raise the child of another as their own. Naira didn't have it in her to accept another man as her husband when her heart only beat for Zain.

"Thank you for your compliment, your imperial highness." Polivia was one of the few matriarchal kingdoms in the surrounding continents. They thrived and stayed alive as a kingdom for a long time because they were proof that women could do it better. They weren't perfect, of course, but their women were very intelligent. Women who had travelled to other kingdoms and have seen how the women were treated knew that men don't like women having power because they were afraid of being treated the same way they treated women. Polivia also happened to treat its men well but because of their sexual freedom, it was a little bit complicated. "What better way to create an alliance between our nations tha

In the past, he had always been biased toward me and would spoil me unconditionally. "What sort of twisted logic is that? Why should the money belong to you just because we're together?" I snapped somewhat unhappily, frowning. Jonathan continued speaking as though he hadn't noticed my dark expression. "Hasn't it always been like that since ancient times? A woman listens to her father before marriage, and once she's married, that authority goes to her husband. Isn't it only normal for a woman to be virtuous, proper, and manage a household well?

"Selene mocks my body in front of your friends. Your mother treats me like a servant you accidentally married. Even Maribel and the maids laugh when I walk into a room. And you stay silent. You just watch it happen" Gideon set his glass down with a precise clink. "I don't have time for domestic drama, Amara". He checked his watch—a habit that always felt like he was counting the seconds until he could be rid of me. "I married a partner, not a victim. If you can't handle a few social spats, that is your failing, not mine". "A partner?" I let out a dry, jagged laugh. "You don't even know my middle name, Gideon".

I felt tired; my temples began to throb again. "I slept with Howard." The wine glass in his hand shattered on the floor. His eyes turned crimson, disbelief etched across his face. "Teagan! How could you…" I calmly closed my laptop and smiled at him. "What? Are you upset?" I genuinely hoped we could just have a marriage of convenience, where we could both enjoy the benefits this arrangement brought. He could sleep with a different woman every night, and I wouldn't care. Meanwhile, I would leverage the Brookes' connections to gain more resources for myself.

I just gave her a nod. "First, I'll accept you as my wife." I said as I handed her the papers. "What are you doing?" She asked, utterly bewildered. I gave her a lighter and said. "Burn them." I said deadpanned- too much to her astonishment. "Come on, do it." I then smiled. Her jaw dropped, she looked at me as if I had said something wrong. I cleared my throat and repeat her exact words, "Now that you have made this marriage nothing but a mere contract. Let me tell you one thing, Mr Christian Elvis; This marriage will be toxic for both of us."

There goes Mrs blunt called Linda. “And so what if she is?” Everyone of us gave Danielle a frown when she said that. “What’s the point of marriage if the husband doesn’t even touches his wife and makes her feel like a woman? It’s obvious he’s women out there satisfying his manly urges and it’s only fair enough if Felisha also finds someone to do his job for him rather than suffering herself in the name of being loyal!” “Danielle!” Linda and Sophie yelled as they past Daniel a scolding look but I just had this transfixed look on my face.