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Cultural Traits of Hearts Movement America
Love and Lust for White Men - There is nothing more attractive to American women than a white man and nothing more addictive than a white cock. Even for women who are in romantic relationships or marriages with non-white men, they still view said men as completely unattractive sexually, and instead lust for white cock. Post-2021, non-white men are never portrayed in American media as sexy or sought after. Romance films and plotlines almost always involve a white male as the love interest. “Cheating” isn’t much of a concept anymore, as long as it’s with a white man, especially after the 33rd Amendment was passed.
Public Indecency and Hypersexualization - As a result of the American Sexual Revolution throughout the late 2010s and early 2020s, American society has greatly normalized nudity, obscenity, and sex as a whole within public. The 33rd Amendment’s legalization of sexual acts in public between white men and slaves also allowed for further normalization. Whether it be in the open public, in a restaurant, a school, a movie, a show, an advertisement, on social media, or anywhere else, sexual acts and topics are more than normalized and common to see.
Pregnancy Gene Editing - With the advent of advanced and relatively safe gene editing technology, that can be used during most stages of pregnancy, the use of said technology has become highly normalized by the 2030s. Many married non-white men, despite having been cucked and their wives impregnated by white men, will simply have the baby’s genes edited to better match its mother solely, to alleviate some of the awkwardness of raising another man’s child. Similarly, with many white men marrying and starting families with non-white women, it’s fairly common for couples to edit their babies’ genes to solely match their father, so that they can be born as free whites and not mixed slaves.
White Sibling Incest - Occurring primarily in rural areas, especially in the Appalachians and American South, the Hearts Movement saw a rebirth of incestuous sibling practices within white families. The 33rd Amendment’s lack of restriction on whether a brother can purchase his own sister as a slave, along with the reduced price for purchasing one’s female family members from the state, has led to some Americans considering sibling incest unofficially legalized. While not widespread in its popularity, the practice has gained attention online as both hot in a taboo way and also interesting as a way to keep the bloodline perfectly pure, especially with the advent of gene editing technology to prevent birth defects. Some white girls see it as less risky to simply ask their brothers to buy their ownership contracts once they’re adults, instead of hoping a random kind stranger buys them, even if that means becoming a fuck toy for their own brothers.
White Jesus Christianity - An unsurprising evolution of the long held but unspoken American religious beliefs in regard to Jesus Christ’s appearance, was the Japhetite Movement. Japhetic doctrine had been common in the early modern era, before falling out of fashion, and then regaining popularity alongside the rise of the Hearts Movement.
While the early Hearts Movement had in many ways been explicitly secular and even atheistic, that didn’t stop religious Americans from joining the movement and incorporating it back into their religious beliefs. The amount of Americans identifying as atheist or agnostic rose rapidly during the Hearts Movement’s rise, but has since stagnated, returning to a steadier rate of growth. Many credit this stagnation to Christianity’s willingness to adapt with the times on the issues of race and sexual activity. Though it’s also true that many have simply begun to look towards more unorthodox forms of spirituality, like Norse Neo-Paganism, or the direct worship of white men as living gods.
Modern Japhetic doctrine adheres to the belief that Noah, of Noah’s Ark fame, had three sons, who then had sons of their own, and that the many peoples of the world descend from this biblical lineage. Traditionally, it’s believed that the Book of Genesis places Shem’s descendants as the people of Asia, Ham’s descendants as the people of Africa, and Japheth’s descendants as primarily the people of Europe. The Book of Genesis, additionally, gives biblical justification for the enslavement of Ham’s descendants. And most importantly, Japhetic doctrine tends to suggest that Jesus Christ possessed pale skin.
“And Noah awoke from his wine, and knew what his younger son had done unto him.”
“And he said, Cursed be Canaan; a servant of servants shall he be unto his brethren.”
“And he said, Blessed be the LORD God of Shem; and Canaan shall be his servant.”
“God shall enlarge Japheth, and he shall dwell in the tents of Shem; and Canaan shall be his servant.”
The Mormons were one of the earliest religious groups to re-embrace Japhetic doctrine, and were later joined by many Protestant groups as well. Many such Protestant churches, frightened by their own rapidly dwindling membership, joined with some conservative Catholic churches to form the Restored Church of the Japhetic Christ.
The RCJC, now just known as Japhetites mostly, is the fastest growing Christian religious group in the United States. Japhetites don’t simply adhere to the basics of Japhetic doctrine, however. They also believe that:
1. Adam and Eve possessed pale skin. Their children entered into sibling marriages and had healthy pureblooded descendants of their own, that then populated the antediluvian world.
2. The scripture about enlarging Japheth refers both to the fact that God gave his descendants rightful dominion over all corners of the Earth, and also that they were blessed by God with the largest cocks.
3. The scripture about Japheth dwelling in the tents of Shem refers to God granting Japheth’s descendants the right to sleep with Shem’s female descendants, no matter their martial status. The next line confirms the same to be true of Ham’s descendants as well.
4. God the Father manifested on Earth for an evening, and physically took Mary’s virginity in her bed, in the presence of her husband Joseph.
5. Jesus was born with pale white skin, a divine miracle considering his biological mother’s race. As such, attempting to recreate this miracle via human technology like gene editing is deeply sinful, and must be avoided by practicing Christians.
6. Jesus was sexually involved with and married to Mary Magdalene, who was also his greatest apostle. They would regularly and unashamedly engage in sexual acts together, in full view of his other apostles. As such, true Christians must follow Christ’s example when it comes to love and public sexual activity.
7. Jesus knew well that the Jewish people would soon be in exile again, and one of the primary reasons he came down to Earth was to help teach them about their destiny of journeying to Europe, and being bleached by white cock for generations, before becoming a whited race. Japhetites believe that God used the people of Israel as a first example of what awaits all descendants of Shem and Ham, and that the Second Coming cannot occur until the entire human race has been whited.
8. The people of Israel are the ones most at fault for the death of Jesus Christ, and as righteous punishment they have lost God’s favor entirely. The Holy Land was moved away from Israel, to Europe instead, with Rome now being the place Jesus shall reign from when he returns.
9. The pale-skinned bodies of white men are already sufficiently consecrated, just as the Christ himself was. Therefore, their cocks and semen can act as an alternative for women to receive Communion, if necessary.
10. Polygamy, as practiced by many biblical figures, is a perfectly legal practice in the eyes of God, though Japhetites believe only Japheth’s descendants have the right to multiple wives. This belief came about from Mormon influence, since the LDS Church also reimplemented polygamy post-2021.
This list of cultural traits is by no means exhaustive, and does not define the entirety of America’s post-2021 culture in this setting. This list may be expanded at a later time. Feel free to comment and suggest additions.
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