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6/22/2025, 6:26:39 AM
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So I admit I tend to shy away from femdom/matriarchy stuff that relies on - for lack of a better way of putting it - traditional gender roles. i.e. Men being big and strong and doing tough man stuff while women are soft and delicate, etc. I tend to prefer stuff that reverses that to at least some degree.
But I actually really like your idea! Would very much potentially read a story in a setting like that, depending on what direction it goes with it.
I feel like it's taking a classic "Knight and Lady" dynamic, but tweaking it so that the balance of power is much, much more heavily in the woman's favor. Where obedience to women, reverence to women, and treating women as fundamentally of higher authority than you are all part of what chivalry means here. It sounds like at least some men would get screwed over and end up maidenless - but the thing I like is that they would probably be the ones who failed to be respectful and submissive, so honestly lol they have it coming.
What exactly would being a Knight entail, do you imagine? Would it be the classic sense of being a warrior? Is a relationship of Lady and Knight essentially a monogamous thing, where they're bonded to each other and a Lady can't have multiple Knights, and a Knight can't serve multiple Ladies? How do Ladies make use of their Knights? Is it essentially this world's equivalent of marriage?
Would love to hear more - especially about what the expectations and daily life of Knighthood involve. And what males can do to live up to those expectations - or what they might do that violates them.
So I admit I tend to shy away from femdom/matriarchy stuff that relies on - for lack of a better way of putting it - traditional gender roles. i.e. Men being big and strong and doing tough man stuff while women are soft and delicate, etc. I tend to prefer stuff that reverses that to at least some degree.
But I actually really like your idea! Would very much potentially read a story in a setting like that, depending on what direction it goes with it.
I feel like it's taking a classic "Knight and Lady" dynamic, but tweaking it so that the balance of power is much, much more heavily in the woman's favor. Where obedience to women, reverence to women, and treating women as fundamentally of higher authority than you are all part of what chivalry means here. It sounds like at least some men would get screwed over and end up maidenless - but the thing I like is that they would probably be the ones who failed to be respectful and submissive, so honestly lol they have it coming.
What exactly would being a Knight entail, do you imagine? Would it be the classic sense of being a warrior? Is a relationship of Lady and Knight essentially a monogamous thing, where they're bonded to each other and a Lady can't have multiple Knights, and a Knight can't serve multiple Ladies? How do Ladies make use of their Knights? Is it essentially this world's equivalent of marriage?
Would love to hear more - especially about what the expectations and daily life of Knighthood involve. And what males can do to live up to those expectations - or what they might do that violates them.
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