KindDogs - I agree, the TakeninHand movement may well appeal to a certain type of fundamentalist Christian. It sounds all fairly similar to the surrendered wives movement (founded by a woman in the U.S.). Takes all kinds, I guess! I think some people may initially get off on this kind of thing, but do wonder how long it can actually last.
Of course there's always the "Obedient Wives Club" founded in Malaysia which now claims to have tens of thousands of members worldwide - in which husbands can expect their wives (up to 4 of them) to be totally obedient, act as "top class prostitutes" in the bedroom and naturally beat them as they see fit.
In my twenties I spent 18 months teaching English in a remote village in The Northwest Frontier Province in Pakistan. It's one of the most scenically beautiful places I have ever been - unfortunately women are not visible outside of the house. I ended up having to pretend I was married to a Spanish man who was there to look for a kind of yeti and was staying in the same compound as us - just to be able to get out and about! Tbh most of the men in the village had never seen a woman outside of their own family, so they had no idea how to react to an unknown woman in the street. In the 18 months I spent in Northern Pakistan I narrowly escaped being raped by a man who jumped through the roof into a shower cubicle I was in and there were 2 other serious incidents. It was the small day to day things too, like bus drivers who advised me to buy two seats on the bus so you can be more sure of not getting groped. This was 20 years ago now, but not sure if things will have got any better.