Once upon a time, in a world far different from our own, people were categorized into two distinct groups: subs and doms. These categories were not based on physical characteristics or social status, but rather on personality traits.
Subs were considered to be more submissive, passive, and obedient. They were often seen as followers rather than leaders, and they tended to prefer being told what to do rather than making decisions for themselves. Doms, on the other hand, were more assertive, dominant, and in control. They enjoyed being in charge and giving orders, and they often took charge of situations.
In this world, everyone was assigned a category at birth based on their personality traits. As they grew up, they were trained to embrace and embody the traits of their category. Subs were taught to be obedient and submissive, while doms were taught to be assertive and in control.
The society was structured around these categories. Subs often worked in service industries, such as cleaning, cooking, and childcare. Doms, on the other hand, were more likely to hold positions of power, such as CEOs, politicians, and military leaders.
Despite the strict categorization, there was a certain degree of fluidity between the two categories. Some people were born with a mix of sub and dom traits, and they were known as switches. They could choose to embrace one category or the other, or they could switch back and forth depending on the situation.
However, not everyone was happy with this system. Some people felt that it was unfair to be judged based on their personality traits, and that it limited their potential. Others felt that the strict categorization reinforced harmful gender stereotypes and perpetuated inequality.
As time went on, more and more people began to question the sub/dom system. Some even began to advocate for a society where people were judged based on their actions and abilities, rather than their personality traits.
In the end, the sub/dom system slowly began to fade away, replaced by a more egalitarian society where everyone had the opportunity to succeed regardless of their personality. While there were still some who clung to the old ways, the majority of people embraced the new system and worked together to build a better future for themselves and their children.
