Submission: Field Report Examples LivelyLychee September 24, 2021 25 upvotes /r/RedPillWomen The other day, u/F1018 asked us if we had any real-life examples of what submission actually looks like, and the effects that it has on our relationships. Not everyone is a theoretical learner, and I thought this was a great opportunity to share some Field Reports that RPWs have submitted over the years with the rest of our users. This is how real women have applied submissive behavior as strategy for their romantic lives: Trusting her SO to take care of her, rather than demanding it, resulted in him giving her the attention and affection she so badly wanted Rather than demanding her SO to bring her on a camping trip, she brought him her problem, not her solution, and let him address it in his own way to great success By choosing to be complementary to her SO, she encourages him to continue treating her so well Used RPW and submissive behavior to get her new marriage back on track Used RPW and submissive behavior to get commitment from her man Woman and her husband see the differences between a miserable couple with a nagging, domineering wife, and a satisfied couple with a respectful, feminine, deferent wife Woman slowly wins back her ex-husband and the father of her kids by using RPW and submissive behavior as strategy Woman has submissive behavior AND a submissive attitude for 10 days and sees the difference it makes on her husband’s wellbeing Woman takes on a traditional role in her marriage rather than trying to be equals and gets spoiled on Christmas Woman makes an effort to be a soft place to land instead of trying to compete or one-up her man and is rewarded with affection and love RPW sees the immediate effect of having a submissive, respectful attitude towards a man instead of trying to give unsolicited advice and challenging him Two excellent example of bringing her Captain her problem, not her solution and how that resulted in her getting what she wanted/needed anyways Woman realizes the effect being a soft place to land has on her stoic SO to sum it all up, a poignant line from a recent Back to Basics September post by u/fleetingwish: “At the end of the day, I don’t wash the dishes because he makes more money than I do. I am not keeping score of whose duties are more important, who works the hardest, and who has done what for whom lately. I wash the dishes because it is one of the things I can do to fill his happiness bar, then he comes by and smacks me on the butt, because that’s one of the things that fills my happiness bar. It’s based on the principle that if you do things to make him happy, he’ll want to do things to make you happy, which in turn makes you want to do things to make him happy, and so on. It is a positive reinforcement cycle that encourages both parties to fill the other’s happiness bars.”
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