Alternate Introduction: A world of Female Orgasm Denial

Unlike the original introduction of the story, this is a world where men have been implicitly in power since the beginning of society. The reason for this is that women have an extremely high libido in comparison to men, and hence have trouble thinking with their brains rather than their cunts, which is why the general view in society is that women are much stupider in comparison to men, and need the constant guidance and control of men. This led to sexual and degrading punishments for women becoming more and more common, and eventually the law empowered any man to give a corporal punishment to any woman, if he could prove that her behavior was unbecoming.

The power of men over women increased even more due to the invention of "The Implant" in the year 4075. Each women, at the age of 18, would be implanted with a chip that was simply named "The Implant", which would be keyed to one particular man in their life, either their father or their significant others. Due to this implant, women could now only orgasm with the permission of this particular man. Otherwise, their body was simply incapable of cumming due to the neurological signals that The Implant sent through their body.

Upon turning 18, both men and women, would undergo one more year of high school, where the men would learn how to control and guide women, while the women would learn how to submit to men. During this year, one or more female student would be assigned to a male student, and their implants would also be keyed to that particular student. This would help the male students maintain control over the women, and help the women adjust in a world where their own body is not under their control.

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Author's note- This is a new storyline that I'm looking to have some fun with. I do have plans of continuing the other storyline that I started. I plan on adding chapters weekly to both. Additionally, if you are liking the story so far, a like or a favorite would be much appreciated. Otherwise, any and all constructive criticism is also welcome.