Once upon a time, in a small town, there was a school that was unlike any other. It was a school where men were taught to be submissive and feel useless, while women were taught to be aggressive and dominant. This system had been in place for generations, and everyone loved it.
The school was divided into two sections, one for the boys and one for the girls. The boys were taught to cook, clean, and serve the girls. They were also taught to be obedient and to follow orders without question. The girls, on the other hand, were taught to be strong and independent. They were taught to lead and to take charge.
Every day, the boys would wake up early and prepare breakfast for the girls. They would then clean the dorms and do the laundry. After that, they would attend their classes, where they learned how to be better servants. The girls, on the other hand, would attend their classes, where they learned how to be better leaders.
Despite the stark difference in their education, the boys and girls got along well. The boys were happy to serve the girls, and the girls were happy to use the boys. It was a symbiotic relationship that worked well for everyone.
One day, a new student arrived at the school. His name was Jack, and he was unlike any other boy in the school. He was strong-willed and independent, and he didn't like the idea of serving the girls. He wanted to be treated as an equal.
At first, the girls were amused by Jack's attitude. They thought it was cute that he wanted to be treated like a man. But as time went on, Jack's behavior became more and more disruptive. He refused to do his chores, and he started to argue with the girls.
The girls didn't know what to do with Jack. They had never encountered a boy like him before. They tried to reason with him, but he wouldn't listen. They tried to punish him, but he didn't care.
In the end, the girls decided to expel Jack from the school. They couldn't have a boy disrupting their perfect system. Jack left the school, feeling defeated and alone.
Years later, Jack returned to the town. He had become a successful businessman, and he had a family of his own. He looked back on his time at the school with mixed emotions. On one hand, he was glad that he had stood up for himself. On the other hand, he couldn't help but wonder what his life would have been like if he had just gone along with the system.
