For when the female is clearly dominant but without necessarily connotating bondage, bdsm, or humiliation

See: https://e621.net/post/show/259862/2012-all_fours-anal-anthro-bell-cat-cum-cumshot-di and https://e621.net/post/show/597710/2015-after_sex-animal_genitalia-balls-blue_eyes-bl and https://e621.net/post/show/252122/2012-anthro-armpit_hair-bed-blonde_hair-bottomless and https://e621.net/post/show/517438/absurd_res-age_difference-anthro-bed-bedroom-bite-

Hrm, well, there's the assertive tag, but no male/female equivalent (assertive_female, assertive_male etc.)

Which could possibly be used as a less domination-themed tag, but still retain the idea of an 'active' partner (female in this case)

There was some discussion about it @ forum #159240, forum #159251, forum #159261

parasprite said:
Up until recently there was a general consensus to avoid gender tags like this with the reasoning that managing them is a bit convoluted when you have to deal with assertive_dickgirl, assertive_maleherm, etc., however it seems like the convention right now is to use (for example) [male/female/intersex]_domination or similar instead, which I think is a good compromise.

That being said, I'm not exactly sure what the difference is tagging-wise between assertive and domination. It seems like they overlap a lot in usage.

With the advent of all the non-binary genders in recent years, it seems inevitable something like this would come up, and trying to simplify it (within reason of course) seems like it would do more harm than good in terms of tag accessibility & user relations

parasprite said:
That being said, I'm not exactly sure what the difference is tagging-wise between assertive and domination. It seems like they overlap a lot in usage.

Granberia said:
There are male_domination (underused) and femdom tags, and if this tag is going to be used differently then how should it be used? As -shy?

Maybe this could be the place to discuss those differences

Maybe just "dominant" works, then?