This paper researches the subjects of women's sexual-subjecthood and sexual self-determinism presented in folktales. The research is focused on the issues of the husbands' sexual dominance towards their wives, and social pressure toward the widows presented in folktales. The folktales, reviewed in this research, present that the woman's sex life was dominated completely by her husband's desire and intention. In other words, the folktales show the absurdity or irrationality of sexual abuse generated by a husband's sexual dominance, and the fact that a woman's sex becomes the means for the husband's benefit. Also these folktales present that the traditional society controlled women's sex life through dual ethnic standards of both sexes. In any folktales, a woman character was always placed at the disadvantaged situation, such as that she had to endure her self-desire completely, or she had to face the opposite situation against her own desire. This research does not intend to simply report that a woman's sexual independence was suppressed in the traditional society. This paper rather concentrates on motivating our interests in a woman's self-determinism, which are usually overlooked in the process of interpreting literature works.