A World for Losers

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World Description:

In this alternate world, the governments of many countries decided to take a radical approach to the problem of NEETs (Not in Education, Employment, or Training), who were seen as a burden on society. At the age of 18, these individuals were exiled to the abandoned island of Ireland, which was transformed into a kind of penal colony. This island, once vibrant with life, became a place where the exiles had to fend for themselves, with no external assistance.

History:

1. The Beginnings of Exile:

   • Governments around the world, grappling with economic and social crises, deemed NEETs a problem that needed to be eliminated. Instead of investing in reintegration programs, they opted for isolation. The island of Ireland, abandoned after a series of natural and economic disasters, became the perfect location for such a penal colony.

2. Life on the Island:

   • Initially, life on the island was chaotic. The exiles, who had lived in isolation for most of their lives, lacked the social and physical skills to cope with their new environment. Most of them were in poor physical condition, and their abilities were limited to scavenging abandoned buildings for scraps of food, weapons, drugs, and fuel.

3. Escalation of Violence:

   • Over time, the male NEETs began to realize that there was no law or social structure on the island to restrain them. They started exploiting the women who had also been exiled to the island. Sexual violence, kidnappings, and the appropriation of women became everyday occurrences. Women who were unable to defend themselves began fleeing to underground shelters, where they tried to survive in hiding.

4. The Underground Resistance:

   • The women who managed to escape to the underground began organizing a resistance movement. Living in hiding, they tried to survive and plan a potential escape from the island. However, their situation was desperate, as they lacked resources and external support.

5. Moral and Social Collapse:

   • The island became a place where all moral and social norms were destroyed. The society that emerged on the island was based on violence, fear, and domination. Most of the island's inhabitants lived in extreme poverty, with survival as their only goal.

The new society on the island consists of only young NEETS (aged 19 to 25) and men, due to their previous lifestyle, are kind to each other and treat each other like ordinary people, wanting to build your own NEETS society and women fade into the background as mere sex toys Men usually shun drugs and alcohol, but sometimes they like to take it. You won't meet a stereotypical junkie or alcoholic on the street.