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Take the Taken In Hand Tour Have you seen the following articles? What Taken In Hand is, and what it is not Do you have a commanding presence? Secretary: what did you think of this film? In praise of Fascinating Womanhood The exquisite pleasure of childlikeness in a woman Dealing with a man who doesn't do as he's told How it felt to be taken in hand for the very first time Each to his own The impossibility of installing a spine in a pansy Actions speak louder than words Is there consent? 2004 Oct 19 - 10:30 | add new comment | latest article | previous article | next article | permanent link This stuff might work for some people Or it might not. A lot of it would drive me up the wall. Having someone hold your hand when you don't want them to might be very irritating for some women. I knew a couple years ago who held hands all the time when they were out. I used to look at them rather wistfully, since it was at a time when my husband and I were rowing all the time, and I used to think how romantic it was. Ten years ago they got divorced.
And then there's that car door thing again! Am I the only woman on this website who really doesn't want car doors opened for her, and who would actually find this extremely irritating? My husband does not have a high opinion of my technical abilities, but even he knows I can open a car door for myself (I can even do up my own seat belt). I know what would happen if he tried doing this, he'd start calling me 'Hyacinth' and I'd start giggling and both of us would break up.