Once upon a time, there was a young boy named Jack who lived in a world where men were taught to be subservient to women. Jack had always been taught that women were superior to men in every way and that it was his duty to serve and please them.
When Jack reached school age, he was sent to a special school where boys were taught to be submissive and weak, while girls were taught to be aggressive, dominant, and cruel. Jack was initially hesitant about this new way of life, but as he spent more time in the school, he began to see the benefits of being subservient.
He noticed that the girls in his class were always praised and rewarded for their aggressive behavior, while the boys were scolded and punished for even the slightest misstep. Jack quickly learned that the key to success in this world was to always be obedient and to never question the authority of the women in charge.
As Jack grew older, he became more and more comfortable with his submissive role. He was happy to serve the women in his life and was proud of his ability to please them. He even began to believe that women were naturally better than men in everything, and that it was his duty to support and uplift them in any way he could.
Despite the occasional pang of doubt or insecurity, Jack remained committed to his subservient lifestyle. He knew that this was the only way to succeed in a world where men were expected to be weak and women were expected to be strong. And in the end, he was grateful for the lessons he had learned, for they had helped him become a better, more obedient, and more devoted servant to the women in his life.
