Once upon a time, in a world far different from ours, men were taught to be submissive and feel useless while women were taught to be aggressive and dominant. This system was deeply ingrained in society and everyone loved it. Men were expected to serve and obey women, while women were expected to lead and make all the important decisions.
From a young age, boys were taught to be meek and obedient. They were discouraged from showing any kind of aggression or ambition. Girls, on the other hand, were encouraged to be assertive and confident. They were taught to take charge and make things happen.
As the years went by, this system became more and more entrenched. Men were content to serve and women were happy to lead. There were no protests or uprisings, no one wanted to go against the established order.
But then, something strange began to happen. A group of men started to question the status quo. They began to wonder why they were being taught to be submissive and feel useless. They started to dream of a world where they could be equal to women, where they could be strong and assertive.
At first, no one took these men seriously. They were laughed at and ridiculed. But as their numbers grew, people began to take notice. Women, too, began to question the system. They started to wonder if it was fair that they were expected to be aggressive and dominant all the time.
Slowly but surely, the world began to change. Men and women started to work together, rather than against each other. They began to see each other as equals, rather than as oppressors or the oppressed.
In the end, the old system was replaced by a new one, where everyone was free to be who they wanted to be. Men could be strong and assertive, while women could be gentle and nurturing. And everyone was happy.
