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Equity Doctrine

By: Anna Ritter
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 Across the span of American history, men have had so many advantages. Most of all, they’ve enjoyed the support of the women in their lives. Although females were treated like chattel and property for centuries, the men of the country have never really acknowledged this. Instead, the boys always seem to argue that women should be able to pull themselves up through their own ambition and dedication even as they confront the sexist norms and protocols interwoven into the basic fabric of society. Whether the boys realize it or not, women have done so much for them. Now it's payback time.

When the female supremacists seize control of the government, they talk about two different ideas: reparations and the Equity Doctrine. Together, these ideas will ensure that the men in the US are required to pay the women back. Those boys have had so many different benefits based on sex alone. It’s time for everything to change. They’ll be enslaved. They’ll lose their cars, their jobs, and even the right to vote. Instead, it’s time for the boys to learn to serve and obey.

Megan used to try to argue with her husband. She really thought she could convince Michael that he could become a feminist, a man who believed in equality and a fairer society, one where men worked hard to help those they had oppressed for so long. Instead, he laughed.

Eventually, she finds female supremacy. Like many of her friends, Megan realizes that men won't change. They can't even acknowledge the benefits they’ve received simply by being men. Fine. These women can take control. They can organize and create something truly unstoppable. Soon enough, it's time for the elections.

The boys lose. There's no other way to describe it. They’re crushed in the elections, which means it’s time for some real change.

Megan will confront just how far she has come and what she can truly take from this boy. He thought he was an engineer, someone independent and capable of defending himself? He's about to discover the truth. Megan can't wait to start. Maybe she’ll do it on her own. Perhaps she’ll send him off to a reeducation center. Either way, her husband is about to become her property.

This 20,000-word novella features extensive female domination, female supremacy, bondage, various forms of punishment, electroshock treatments, CFNM, a gynarchy and more. All characters are consenting adults over the age of 18. Literature & Fiction

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