Misandry Stories

Two countries divided by sex, Mavor and Weniveve. Why were they divided? Because it is impossible for men and women to get along. But of course, they still need each other to keep the population afloat. All procreation is artificial and every woman who chooses to be pregnant must deliver, whether the child is a boy or a girl. Kythera Nicchi is the first male to be become a Veven citizen. How is that possible? Project Salmacis. (There will be footnotes at the bottom of each page if needed)

Eugenics/Eugenetics/Cloning Cult - story ideas (from longish dream i had) more is pending... (a work in progress, how-ever slowly & intermittently xD)

A queen has two daughters: a greater and a lesser. The princesses, half-sisters Magdan and Phillipa are seperated in their youth by politics and religion and are pitted against one another while determined to keep their relationship and preserve peace in the continent. Magic, love, witches, and cults come into deadly play as the two fight to survive--and to rule.

A book that basically talks about what's wrong with society or more specific this Generation. This book is written not from a place of hate or anything related to that. It's simply just stated fact/ the elephant in the that most people don't want to talk about.

John (not his real name) says feminism is harmful, pointless, and "no regular male" wants anything to do with it. That "no regular male" thing got right up my nose. So I posted a point by point response. John got angry (as I knew he would) and exposed the ugly arrogance beneath his 'rational man' front.

An anthology of conversations the author has had with numerous people garnished with her opinion and served with humor .

Lainey seems to have developed an acute case of misandry, a hatred or dislike of males. No one really knows why – they just know that she does. They leave her alone for the most of it, excluding a few guys in her school who think it’s hilarious to watch her cower away from them. Until Brantley Jefferson came along. Brantley, unlike the majority of his peers, actually wants to know why Lainey hates men. So he sets out on a mission to find out why. While Brantley’s trying to make Lainey let her hatred go, he didn’t expect to fall in love with her along the way.

This is not the kind of developed story you'd expect to see with such a title, I have average writing skills as english is my third language in some ways. This is more like a recipient where I pour down my thoughts about the constant and hidden misogyny in our society the majority chooses to ignore.

Princess Kafui must find a way to repopulate the female kingdom without ending the divide between men and women, but when women begin dying, their bodies mutilated and left for the dogs to feed on, she must save female kind with the help of an unlikely ally, before there are no women left. *** The separation between the two sexes and returning to a less technological way of life helped save the planet. Prolonged lifetimes, prosperity and most importantly, unity. But the first generation of both men and women were dying out. Mother Nature required the second - and last - generation to replenish the population or else, the human race would go extinct. Now, after decades of separation, the sexes reunify. #1 in medley [april 16, 2020] **updates twice a week**

Fenn, was one of the four, walled cities of Women. They survived because of a treaty with the Thorians; a race of warrior men. Each month they were required to send out ten young women into the dangerous wasteland, to meet what fate?

What if the fight for "liberation" was never truly ours? In Africa, once the cradle of matriarchs and rain queens, womanhood was not screamed in hashtags but lived in balance with manhood. Yet, modern feminism, draped in wigs, borrowed slogans, and donor-funded scripts, has turned harmony into hostility. What was once a covenant of gender has been rebranded into a battlefield. The Wound Beneath the Wig is not just about Africa. It is about every nation, culture, and religion that has abandoned its ancestral rhythm for imported ideologies. From Ugandan courtrooms where fathers are denied their children, to Western campuses where masculinity is criminalised, to households worldwide where domesticity is mocked. This is a story of how feminism lost its compass and embraced misandry. But beneath the wound lies wisdom. Africa's history reminds the world that gender was never war, but a covenant of balance. This narrative is a call to all cultures, East and West, North and South, to peel off the borrowed wig and confront the deeper wound of division, pride, and cultural amnesia. If feminism has become the new empire, then truth must be the rebellion.

Vincent fucks up and there are unforeseen consequences.

His red dress blew up with the sudden gust, startling him and making him drop his belongings in an attempt to protect his privacy. The dress itself was perfectly happy to allow the breeze to do its work. The dressing on the short sleeves danced about and the white ribbon tied across his torso threw up its hands in joy. As his school books hit the ground, he groaned - today would not be his day. No day was ever his day.

Hiya Babes!!!! this is just a little book of my essays that i make purely for my own amusement and poems, all written by me (ofc), all expressing my emotions and thoughts on different topics. I'm mostly doing this to see if: A. people enjoy my poetry and ideas and/or find it decent, or at least decent enough to share. B. I'm trying to see if anyone else relates to my general thoughts (ps. if you see any of these poems appear in my other books, no you didn't xx)

During a troubled walk through the park, Thomas comes across a peculiar white-haired woman with strikingly blue eyes. Attracted to her odd appearance, Thomas follows her into a glacial, matriarchal world called Vostok where the men are solely used for reproductive and laborious purposes. As a male, Thomas is forced to integrate and adapt to the masculine way of life in which he finds unjust and driven by misandry. Being the defiant-unruly boy that he is, Thomas puts in place a rebellion to overthrow the matriarchs and put and end to the Queendom.

This is not the official title! (I'm still trying to come up with one, lol) If you have any suggestions as to what it should be called, please feel free to comment! I'm open to just about anything :3

Lilithian inspired poems

A short story of a girl who accepted, welcomed and loved the hound. ~ TW: Murder, death, heavy implications of rape, implications of cannibalism