Gaze Quote by Ella Dominguez
““Take them off," I order and without hesitation she removes them and drops them on the floor. She lifts her cami so I can see her, then rubs her hand over her tummy and over the top of her mound while she watches me. When I look into her eyes she's licking her lips. "Do you like what you see?" she asks playfully. "You know I do." "Good. When you apologize, you can have some." Oh, hell no. "Let me remind you, as your husband and your Master, I don't need your permission. I'll have some with or without an apology, but because I love you and because it was a shitty thing for me to accuse you of, I'll apologize anyway. So for what's worth - I'm sorry for accusing you of hitting on Sawyer. I love you. Now open your legs like a good wife and let me fuck you.””
About This Quote
Source Fiction: erotic short story, unknown source
A husband asserts dominance through sexual coercion, demanding compliance without consent, while framing it as love.
In simple terms: He forces sex, claiming love as justification.
Key Takeaway
Consent cannot be overridden by claims of love.
Themes
power
sexual coercion
marriage
consent
abuse
Mood
disturbing
critical
Type
ethical
social commentary
When to use this quote
- intimate relationships
- marriage counseling
- legal consent
- relationship boundaries
Key Concepts
gender dynamics
ethical violation
Questions to Reflect On
- How does power affect consent?
- What safeguards protect partners from coercion?
A Different Perspective
Power imbalances can mask abuse as affection.
