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6/16/2025, 7:44:14 AM
>>11302001
Okay, hear me out. An alternate spin on all the methods of social control we use in the real world to enforce values, but here it's used to keep men putting out instead.
In the real world, men are shamed as 'incel' or 'virgin' if they don't live up to our social expections, implying they don't have what it takes to deserve female attention. These things are then associated with everything bad under the sun, from rape to mass shooting. The message is that if you don't make sure to mold yourself to women's sensibilities, you're a creep, probably dangerous, and should be shunned.
In our matriarchal world, the system of social control would work the same, except instead of asking men to be sensitive and considerate, it's geared towards making men be permissive sex toys. They wouldn't use 'incel', because it's not about being unable to satisfy women, it's about being unwilling. There'd be terms like 'prude' or 'gynophobe'.
Being called a prude has all the connotations we have for incels. Prudes are failed men who never really grew up, they're creepy and dangerous, and we're afraid young boys are growing up to be more prudish than ever (somebody should do something about that Andrew Chaste guy, corrupting the minds of the youth!)
Imagine being called in to HR for not letting your female coworker grab your dick. Somebody being cancelled on twitter for writing a story where a man rejects a woman. Your sport club having a new dress code for men to provide easy access. All for the sake of what people in this world call 'political correctness'.
Most crucially, men don't experience this as women ruling over them. These are just their social values, the CHOOSE to be sexually submissive, because that's what makes them proper, modern men.
Okay, hear me out. An alternate spin on all the methods of social control we use in the real world to enforce values, but here it's used to keep men putting out instead.
In the real world, men are shamed as 'incel' or 'virgin' if they don't live up to our social expections, implying they don't have what it takes to deserve female attention. These things are then associated with everything bad under the sun, from rape to mass shooting. The message is that if you don't make sure to mold yourself to women's sensibilities, you're a creep, probably dangerous, and should be shunned.
In our matriarchal world, the system of social control would work the same, except instead of asking men to be sensitive and considerate, it's geared towards making men be permissive sex toys. They wouldn't use 'incel', because it's not about being unable to satisfy women, it's about being unwilling. There'd be terms like 'prude' or 'gynophobe'.
Being called a prude has all the connotations we have for incels. Prudes are failed men who never really grew up, they're creepy and dangerous, and we're afraid young boys are growing up to be more prudish than ever (somebody should do something about that Andrew Chaste guy, corrupting the minds of the youth!)
Imagine being called in to HR for not letting your female coworker grab your dick. Somebody being cancelled on twitter for writing a story where a man rejects a woman. Your sport club having a new dress code for men to provide easy access. All for the sake of what people in this world call 'political correctness'.
Most crucially, men don't experience this as women ruling over them. These are just their social values, the CHOOSE to be sexually submissive, because that's what makes them proper, modern men.
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