Submission
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| - | '''Submissiveness''' is the trait of being willing to yield to the will of another person or a superior [[force]]. | + | '''Submissiveness''' is the trait of being willing to [[yield]] to the [[will]] of another person or a [[superior]] [[force]]. |
| Within a [[relationship]] there may be a submissive partner. This partner may be trying to appease the other(s) through agreeing to their command. | Within a [[relationship]] there may be a submissive partner. This partner may be trying to appease the other(s) through agreeing to their command. | ||
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Submissiveness is the trait of being willing to yield to the will of another person or a superior force.
Within a relationship there may be a submissive partner. This partner may be trying to appease the other(s) through agreeing to their command.
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