Pronunciation: [ˌɛfˌɛlˈɑː] (IPA) 
The spelling of the word "FLR" uses three letters, "F", "L" and "R" in that order. The IPA phonetic transcription of this word is /flɝ/. The letter "F" is pronounced with a voiceless labiodental fricative sound, the letter "L" is pronounced with a voiced alveolar lateral approximant sound, and the letter "R" is pronounced with a voiced alveolar trill or tap sound. Together, these sounds make up the pronunciation of the word "FLR" as /flɝ/.
FLR stands for Female-Led Relationship. It refers to a type of romantic or domestic partnership in which the woman assumes a dominant or leading role in the relationship dynamics. In an FLR, the woman takes on the primary decision-making authority, and her partner willingly consents and defers to her guidance and leadership.
This type of relationship often involves the woman being the breadwinner, making important financial decisions, and having overall control of the household responsibilities. The power dynamics in an FLR are usually consensual and based on a genuine desire from both partners to establish and maintain this dynamic.
FLRs can vary greatly in the extent of dominance and submission involved, ranging from mild to more extreme power exchange dynamics. Although they may have similarities with other alternative relationship models such as female dominance (FemDom), FLR emphasizes a broader lifestyle dynamic rather than solely focusing on intimacy or sexual activities.
It is important to note that FLRs are based on mutual respect, trust, and open communication, and consent is crucial in establishing and maintaining the dynamics of the relationship. Like any relationship structure, FLRs may differ from couple to couple, and the specific terms and boundaries should be agreed upon by both partners to ensure a healthy and satisfying relationship for all involved parties.
