Talking about female dominance still makes many people uncomfortable. For some, it sounds like a role reversal; for others, a "forbidden" topic that shouldn't be mentioned. But the truth is that female dominance isn't just about sexuality... it's also about power, expression, and a space where women freely and willingly take control .

In intimate relationships, female dominance can manifest in consensual dynamics where the woman leads, decides, sets the pace, and establishes boundaries. For many, it's a form of empowerment; for others, simply a game of trust with their partner. What's important here isn't the practice itself, but the foundation upon which it's built: respect, communication, and mutual consent .

Beyond the erotic, female empowerment is also experienced in other spheres: in decision-making, in the confidence with which a woman can express her desires, in her ability to say "yes" and also "no." Because empowerment doesn't mean subjugation, but rather having a voice, asserting one's presence, and making conscious choices .

Breaking the taboo surrounding this topic means recognizing that women not only can, but have the right to be the protagonists of their own pleasure, their own decisions, and their own lives . And that any dynamic, whether intimate or not, must be based on the freedom to choose.

Perhaps the real taboo lies not in female domination as a practice, but in the social discomfort of seeing a woman in control of herself and her desires.