Once upon a time, in a world where men were taught to be subservient and feel inferior to women, there lived a submissive man named Mark. He lived with his timid little brother, his two dominant and strict but kind older sisters, his rebellious but weak-willed older brother, his easily-scared dad and his sick mother.
Mark had always been taught to be submissive to women, to always put their needs before his own. He was happy to serve his sisters, who were kind to him and never abused their power over him. They would give him tasks to do around the house, like cooking and cleaning, and he would happily oblige.
His older brother, however, was a different story. He was rebellious and didn't like the idea of being subservient to women. He would often argue with their sisters and refuse to do what they asked of him. But he was weak-willed and always gave in eventually.
Their dad was easily scared and didn't like to stand up to the women in their lives. He would often hide away in his room when their sisters were around, leaving Mark and his brothers to deal with them.
Their mother was sick and bedridden, but she still had a strong influence over the family. She had always taught her sons to be submissive to women and to never question their authority.
Despite the fact that women in their world were taught to be aggressive, dominant, and cruel, everyone loved this system. The men liked serving the women, and the women liked using the males, even though they could be abusive towards them. Men only had rights if their mistress allowed it, but they were content with this arrangement.
Mark knew that he was meant to be subservient to women, but sometimes he wondered what it would be like to be in charge. He wondered what it would be like to have power over someone else, to be able to make decisions for them.
But he knew that those thoughts were wrong. He was meant to serve, not to lead. And so he continued to serve his sisters and his family, content in his role as a submissive male in a world where women were dominant.
