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When a woman can't control a man with sex, she loses her power. When she loses her power two things can happen. She will give up trying and move on, or she will submit.
Be A Real Man And Whip That Pussy!
First off, women don't control men with sex. Men are controlled by access to sex. So the solution is not to figure out how to take away a woman's so-called "power". The solution is to realize that the majority of women don't think that way and you're attributing a level of "power" to them that's all in *your* head.
I don't know how forcing a woman "to submit" in anything is going to lead to a healthy relationship. Honestly, if you had read this shit in a Cosmo article, where it actually said "How to get any man to submit to you" you'd be disgusted and fucking hate any woman who agreed with it. There has to be a balance of power or else you're only going to attract women with serious dependency issues who --even if you get sex initially -- will begin to hate you and feel psychologically abused. She won't genuinely love you and feel **safe** in the relationship, she'll know deep down that you're playing mind games with her. Try to keep the sexual desire in balance. Let her initiate as often as you do and make her feel comfortable enough to show her weakness because you're putting everything out in the open too --little by little. That's how healthy relationships work. If you have to play mind games, you're doing something wrong.
One more note about your analysis: Too many men view this "Sex was crazy at first, but there's way less of it now" as some sort of devious pre-planned scheme that all women secretly have programmed into them. It's not. What usually happens is that in the beginning of a relationship, the woman is trying really hard to impress you. She wants to be sexually available all the time *even when she's not entirely in the mood*. She does this because she likes you. Take it as a compliment.
As time goes on, she expects you to be a little more considerate of how her body actually works. She's more honest about her libido and hopes that you'll be OK with that. This is not a shit test. This is not deception. This is simply her letting you see one of her weaknesses... that she's not actually wanting to fuck every five minutes. Men do it too, it's just that it typically takes much longer for men to get to this point. I think this has a lot to do with why some people cheat and/or go through one partner after another. They notice a decrease in sexual desire after a while (it's natural) and they blame the other person for it. The key is to NOT react to her natural libido like an asshole or a schmuck. Don't get angry or accuse her of hating you to guilt trip her into sex when she doesn't want it, and don't get pathetic and start acting like a slave in the (incorrect) assumption that she's withholding sex on purpose. This isn't even about "being a man". It's about being an adult, and caring more about finding *balance* in your relationship, than about forcing someone to "submit" to you.