Seeking a submissive and intelligent woman to discuss and explore an ultra-patriachal misogynistic alternate reality. I'm not seeking RP per se, though perhaps that will occur organically, but more someone to share ideas and flesh out how this world works and specific scenarios within it.

Most importantly I want to conduct this exploration with you - yes, you - placed within our created world. I'm not interested in a fictional character but in a real person as we explore how the real you might think, feel, and react to the situations that unfold. (As an example, if we were fleshing out what a normal woman's day-to-day routine looked like in this world, I want to explore how it would make you feel and what you would choose to do with that one hour of free time as the woman in that situation etc). I also enjoy inserting myself into these creative scenarios, a fun way to experience it together.

I should also note that friendship and personal connection is an important part of sharing and exploring something like this. If you're looking for a quick way to have fun as a one-off, I'm afraid this may not be the post for you.

Oh, and no experience as a submissive is neccessary, I'm aware and accomodating to those exploring or just intruiged.

--- The Setting ---

Based on a previous post (see my profile for a previous DPP prompt); in this alternate reality women are seen by almost all of human civilisation as naturally subservient to men and primarily existing to serve, please, and reproduce. Not just a fleeting position of some, thus belief is heavily interwoven into the tapestry of the culture, language, religion, politics, and the social structure of almost every nation on earth... almost every.

You were born and raised in one of the more unusual places in the modern world, made unique by it's rejection and avoidance of the common patriachal philosphy which permeates every other corner of the globe. Your life in this alternate reality has remained much the same as it is in our world up until very recently (with the exception of hearing snippets about how women are treated outside of your home country, most of the details had been filtered out of media and public knowledge for most of your life). Despite managing to maintain a "free and equal" society for nearly two centuries, pressures both internal and external, have been eroding the nations resistance to the reality of a woman's natural place. Only a few months ago a general election saw the institution of a new constitution and form of government (along with other events, which I'll include at the end of this post as they're more my imagnation running wild than being entirely neccessary).

As soon as their victory was certain, the new government announced a 6 month transition period to "support the social order as it gradually adjusts to improved structure and values". It began with a female curfew: all women must be in their place of residence by 9pm. A amendment quckly followed which defined a woman's place of residence as "the dwelling of their current or most recent male partner or, in absence of the aforementioned, the dwelling of their most closely related male blood relative". Newly formed "Female Services" officers were commissioned to enforce these new laws, some of which were highly experieced workers transfered in from neighbouring patriachal nations.

Over the following months a number of laws were passed and introduced, some of which are included here for your interest: the gradual removal of women from government and executive positions, a pay cap placed on female workers followed by the reqirement of women worker permits, the introduction of the government's female identification database, the removal of women's rights to own property, and the introducton of women's "owners and sponsors" registration requiring every woman to be formally registered under the name of a male citizen or otherwise become the property of the State.

As you can imagine, the court system was swamped as it navigated the newly formed constitution and any attempted objections. The process may have been slow, but it wasn't stopping.

The most recent change as part of these transitions was the "Women's Re-Education Bill". Experts from similar educational institutions around the globe were brought in and a significant infrastructure project was undertaken to establish educational camps for women, thousands of them dotted around the country. They were presented as a major step toward healing and cultural development, a year long program to help women understand their role in the new society and training them to be effective in their purposes. Despite the number of camps, there were millions of women aged 18-40 who would need to be processed over the coming years. Even with the aforementioned laws still gradually being impemented, the re-education program began. The first intake had been volunteers, women willing to be the first in line, and though you often wondered what was happening in those camps outside of town, very little information had trickled out.

10 months later the second round of the program was announced. Approximately 11% of the first cohort had failed the program and woud be reattending, and further volunteers made up another 80% of the second cohort, leaving 9% capacity to be assigned at random out of the Female Citizen Database. You knew it was extremely unlikely, but felt anxious nonetheless as you watched your inbox on the night of the announcements. 6:01pm came and went, a whole minute passed the announcement time. You sat back and let out a lungful of hot worried air. You had avoided whatever this thing was..... ding* 1 UNREAD EMAIL.... oh no.

Though I find the idea of re-education camps intruiging and appealing, I'm quite open to exploring any number of elements in this alternate world. Perhaps you're interested in how these laws are implemented, or you want to explore what the Female Citizen Database is and does. You may want to consider whether you'd still be allowed in your workplace and what might change within it, or discuss what philosophies are expected to be adopted by the massess regarding a woman's purpose.

Let me know your name, age, location, and what about this post intruiged you.

I look forward to hearing from you.

-- Extra Unneccessary Background Info --

"[Excerpt from the textbook 'Simplified National History -  Chapter 11: The Great Social Transition of 2023']

The Natural Gender Role (NGR) movement had evolved significatly since it's founding in 2012 (see Chapter 9 for details on NGR history) and had successfully capitalised on the international diplomatic pressure which forced the old "equality" government to allow NGR's ongoing publications, sommunity groups, and social campaign, making it well positioned to respond during the women assylum seeker disaster of 2017.

The established equality government had maintained an protective asylum policy for woman wishing to avoid their natural purpose in neighbouring nations, with a small handful able to evade their border guards and secure freedom here. However, in 2017 civil unrest and a border guard strike from our neighbours to the east led to disaster. Hundreds of poor, unled and misunderstanding women were swept up in hysteria and rushed for the border, creating one of the worst human disasters of the decade. Casualties would have been higher had our government not closed the border and the chaos was quickly quashed by our neighbours military response. The incident was leveraged by the NGR who argued that the existing governments female asylum policy was a far greater harm than benefit to women, an argument which gained so much public support that the policy was scrapped and any future migrant attempts were deported as 'stolen property'. The publicity solidified the pro-misogyny movement as entirely relevant to many.

Having far surpassed the notoriety and public support of any previous pro-misogyny groups in our nation, the NGR reorganised in 2018 to make strategic use of backing from sympathetic international agencies and formally began a political party, as well as recieving international recognition of it's social and political science degrees run entirely by the NGR (though these degrees were not recognised domestically, many still took them to improve their internal employment opportunities).

Elections in 2019 put NGR members or independent backers into a number of small political offices. Though the nation continued to function under it's "equality" ideology, the effectiveness of elected NGR members in general governance made them unavoidable, leading to minority parties choosing to align themselves for political gain.

Vocal opposition to the NGR and similar pro-misogyny movements grew rapidly following the 2019 election, with organised opposition groups escalating their activity as the pro-misogyny movement gained momentum from 2019 onward. By the start of 2023 nearly 34,000 of the most strongly opposed citizens had organised themselves into an underground militia, prepared to use violence and terror to overthrow our government should the misogynist movement win the election and constitutional reform. Fortunately, the NGR's security division had developed effective data gathering techniques and were aware of the plans for violence. Prepared to stop the bloodshed, a security clause was invoked prior to the release of election results, allowing the new government to act immediately in the largest anti-terror campaign ever attempted. All 34,000 identified terrorists were arrested with minimal casualities, only then were the election results trickled out to the public. The operation also secured extensive intel on networks and groups who were now officially enemies of the state and slowly dismantled over the first few months of the new government.

The pro-misogyny coalition won the general election by more than 22 points, allowing it to immediately formalise and act upon the passing of the new Constitution which was passed by 12 points in the same election. Our new Constitution established a more stable and effective form of government, removing career politicians and popularist national elections and established local voting systems for all men. The Constitution also provided a series of protections and rights afforded to male citizens and formalised the only neccessary right for women: the right to be owned and not grotesquely harmed."

[Exerpts from the journal of an unnamed woman]

"14 Dec 2022 Things have moved so quickly.

If I went back and asked myself 5 years ago, I would have said this whole misogyny movement was a joke. There was no way they would do anything meaningful, no chance of any real power. I genuinely thought their support and member numbers were inflated nonsense, all of the men I knew didn't support that rubbish.

That's what I would have said before the last election. Ever since then the whole thing has been getting louder and louder, but because my daily life remained unchanged I just sort of avoided it all. I stopped watching the news. Stopped raising the question with friends and definitely stopped dating. I just continued like things were normal and hoped all this stuff would die down.

But now it's all becoming unavoidable. Over the last year women have stopped going out alone, or some of us going out at night at all. And you have to be careful what you say about women's rights or equality or anything of the sort, best case scenario you start some sort of ideological conflict when someone doesn't agree.

And it's not just 'others'. People I consider my friends, women, have started to show sympathy for patriachal systems. More than one close friend has encouraged me to read some of the pro-misogyny self help books or philosophy papers. Some girls have even publically committed themselves to the cause, announcing themselves to be the "property" of their husbands or boyfriends.

The election is in a few weeks and things are just so far removed from anything I could have thought was possible. I really thought our country had set itself apart and cemented it's alternative values. But I guess I was wrong."

17 Jan 2023 Holy shit. I've only just stopped long enough to take some notes. The polls had opened at 6am on Monday and by midday they annouced that counting was ongoing but results were delayed for security reasons which sounded weird but it soon became clear. Some friends who had been loud protestors of the whole misogyny movement had gone quiet on their socials on election day, I figured they were protesting somewhere and found it strange how calm the voting booths had been. And then on Monday evening the results began to be published in small chunks and at the same time the news reported on a huge police raid?! The news showed the videos of hundreds of people dressed in black and handcuffed, piles of weapons being pulled out of homes and cars. WTF? I still haven't had time to process it because by 6am Tuesday enough votes had been counted to confirm the passing of the new Constitution and government.

To be honest, I don't think the world I know will ever be the same again."