Submissive Woman - Self-Assessment Workbook
Before you can embrace submission in a healthy, empowered way, you have to understand what’s standing in your way.
This Self-Assessment Workbook was created for women who are serious about softening, healing, and becoming the kind of woman who can confidently follow a masculine man’s lead. Whether you’re in a relationship or preparing for one, this guided workbook gives you the space to assess your own beliefs, behaviors, triggers, and expectations around submission.
Many women believe men are the problem, but haven’t taken time to look within.
This resource helps you:
Identify emotional and mental blocks to soft, feminine cooperation
Reflect on where your control issues, fears, or resentments stem from
Recognize how your past shapes your present submission struggles
Pinpoint areas of growth that a therapist might overlook…especially when traditional roles are misunderstood
Completing this workbook is an act of self-love, self-honesty, and spiritual accountability. If you’ve ever said, “I want to be more feminine and submissive, I just don’t know how,” this is where you begin.
Before you can embrace submission in a healthy, empowered way, you have to understand what’s standing in your way.
This Self-Assessment Workbook was created for women who are serious about softening, healing, and becoming the kind of woman who can confidently follow a masculine man’s lead. Whether you’re in a relationship or preparing for one, this guided workbook gives you the space to assess your own beliefs, behaviors, triggers, and expectations around submission.
Many women believe men are the problem, but haven’t taken time to look within.
This resource helps you:
Identify emotional and mental blocks to soft, feminine cooperation
Reflect on where your control issues, fears, or resentments stem from
Recognize how your past shapes your present submission struggles
Pinpoint areas of growth that a therapist might overlook…especially when traditional roles are misunderstood
Completing this workbook is an act of self-love, self-honesty, and spiritual accountability. If you’ve ever said, “I want to be more feminine and submissive, I just don’t know how,” this is where you begin.