What does it mean to be submissive in a relationship? This episode of the Pure Intentions Podcast explores the layers of submissiveness within relationships. Chrissy A. and Sir Anthony break down personal experiences, tackling misconceptions about submission and its role in modern love. 

Filmed in beautiful Cancun, this discussion is as refreshing as the backdrop! From communication struggles to quirky kitchen debates and financial compromises, this episode is packed with real talk, self-awareness, and valuable insights. We dive into gender roles, relationship expectations, and the delicate balance between independence and partnership—all through the lens of intentional love.

In This Episode, We Discuss: 

• The meaning of submissiveness and how it varies in relationships
• The power of effective communication vs. just listening to respond
• Gender roles in marriage—who should cook, clean, and handle finances?
• Financial trust: merging money, budgets, and shared responsibilities
• How social media impacts modern relationship expectations
• The role of conversation starter decks in deepening connection

What are your thoughts on submission in relationships? Do you think it’s outdated or still relevant today? Drop your thoughts in the comments! 

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Key Takeaways from the Episode:

1. Submission Looks Different for Everyone – It’s not about control but about support, adaptability, and teamwork. Each couple must define what it means for their relationship.
2. Communication is Key – Active listening and responding appropriately help prevent misunderstandings. Not every conversation requires a response, but feeling heard matters.
3. Balancing Independence & Partnership – Women can be both strong and submissive in ways that foster mutual growth. Submission doesn’t mean losing identity—it’s about trust.
4. Financial Trust & Boundaries – Merging finances requires communication. Couples should set clear spending expectations and define what financial security looks like.
5. The Small Things Matter – Who gets served first at dinner, who cleans, and who takes the lead in different areas of life can all impact relationship dynamics.
6. Intentional Love Takes Work – Healthy relationships require effort, adjustments, and self-awareness. Couples act as mirrors to each other’s strengths and weaknesses.

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