policywank
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Isn't that the route 99%+ of adults would take?
One would like to hope so, but 99% might be a bit optimistic, lol.
I can't speak for Scareltt but I think the FLR context can be a bit different. Some people associate leading with being aggressive or dominant, whereas leadership is really more complex and nuanced than either of those concepts. I infer from her anecdote that she recognized that leading in that situation meant leading the way herself - by example rather than by being bossy.
From my perspective this is a situation where an FLR is beneficial for everyone. In an equal relationship one partner or the other can feel a bit powerless when the other doesn't fulfill their responsibility and so depending upon the mood and circumstance might be more likely to act out their frustration (even though they know it isn't the mature thing to do). When one person is in charge - this case the woman - she has already taken it upon herself to lead the way. So quite the opposite of the stereotype of just being bossy she understands that she has accepted the mantle of leadership and the responsibility to rise above her frustration and well as any pre-conceived idea of how to behave.