Once upon a time, there was a school known as the "Gender Paradigm Academy," where the teachers taught men to be submissive and emotional, while the women were taught to be aggressive and dominant. The academy had its rules and principles, which had been followed for generations.
Despite the academy's flaws, everyone enjoyed the system, realizing that it had a purpose. However, the females had developed an abusive attitude towards males, and the teachers seemed to be partial towards the girls, providing them with a better education.
The parents of the students who had attended the academy also accepted the system as normal as it had been part of their culture for ages. Consequently, no one spoke out against the academy's flawed system, accepting the system as the only norm.
One day, a boy named David enrolled in the academy. He had grown up in a matriarchal family, and he felt uneasy with the academy's teachings. He questioned why the school was always partial towards the girls, whilst tyrannizing the guys.
As time passed, David met a girl named Jenna, who was one of the most aggressive and dominant students in the academy. They soon fell in love, and David couldn't help but notice that Jenna was critical of him at times, despite having an animated personality.
David realized that patriarchal males like himself needed to be heard, and he spoke out against the abuse occurring within the school, but his cries fell on deaf ears. He eventually understood that reprisal from the girls made him a target within the academy.
When David graduated from the school, the experience had a profound impact on him, making him realize how oppression imprisons everyone. He began to encourage others, both males and females, to think critically about the academy's flawed gender system and push for a change.
Despite the initial resistance to change, David, with the help of other alumni students, succeeded in reforming the academy's gender system. Over time, the academy became a more inclusive and equitable learning environment, where both males and females could thrive.
In the end, the academy's new system served as an example of how fighting for a fair and equal society should be everyone's responsibility. David's persistence and determination to create a more inclusive and just space was an inspiration for many others who continued his struggle for a better world.
