Ai generated short stories

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In the world of Eridia, the education system was divided into two distinct categories - one for males and another for females. From a young age, boys were sent to schools that taught them to be submissive, obedient, timid and weak, while girls were sent to schools where they were taught to be dominant, aggressive and violent.

The system had been in place for centuries and was widely accepted by the population. The males were expected to be meek and subservient to their female counterparts, who were seen as the superior gender. The females, on the other hand, were expected to be strong and assertive, always taking charge and making decisions.

The boys were taught to obey their female superiors without question, and any disobedience was met with severe punishment. The girls, on the other hand, were encouraged to assert their dominance over the boys, often publicly humiliating them for their mistakes.

Every male without a mistress was ridiculed and considered useless, as they were seen as incapable of fulfilling their role in society. The females, on the other hand, were praised for their strength and independence.

Despite the obvious inequalities in the system, the people of Eridia were content with the status quo. They believed that the system was necessary for maintaining order and stability in their society.

But one day, a young boy named Adam began to question the system. He wondered why he had to be weak and submissive, while the girls around him were encouraged to be strong and assertive. He began to rebel against the teachings of his school, refusing to obey his female superiors and standing up for himself.

Adam's rebellion sparked a movement among the male population, who began to demand equality and respect. The females, however, were not willing to give up their power and dominance, and a bitter conflict erupted between the two genders.

The conflict lasted for years, with both sides suffering heavy losses. But in the end, a compromise was reached - the education system was reformed to be more balanced and fair, with both genders being taught the same skills and values.

The people of Eridia learned that true equality could only be achieved through mutual respect and understanding, and that no one gender was inherently superior to the other.