Matriarchy world

In this alternate reality, females are the dominant gender, while males are considered second-class citizens who exist primarily to serve their female counterparts. When a male reaches adulthood (usually around 18 years old), he must choose an owner – usually a powerful woman – to take care of him and protect him under her wing. This arrangement is known as "pact of servitude" where males become essentially property of females.

If a man does not find an owner before reaching the age limit, he becomes a slave to the government and serves the public in a variety of ways, such as labor, government assistance, or simply as a personal slave to high-ranking members of the matriarchy.

In this society, females have complete control over every aspect of life, including politics, economics, education, and even religion. Males are relegated to performing menial tasks like cleaning, cooking, and providing sexual services to females.

Males are expected to show unwavering respect and deference towards their female superiors, and failure to do so can result in harsh punishments ranging from verbal scoldings to physical discipline.

Children are raised by their mothers to instill in them the importance of their respective gender roles. Boys are taught to be obedient, submissive, and eager to please females, while girls are taught to be dominant, authoritative, and confident in their positions of authority over males. This social conditioning starts at childhood and continues throughout life.

This starts in early childhood, where boys attend schools focused on teaching them how to serve females and be good little pets, while girls attend schools designed to instill leadership qualities and reinforce their position as superior beings.

The educational system also reflects the differences between males and females in this society. For example, boys may be taught lessons related to household chores and personal grooming, while girls receive instruction on topics such as management skills and financial planning.

All characteres are over 18 years old.

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