Institutional Neo-Paganism

Heather, Mom and I walked for a bit through their neighborhood, wearing their religious attire. We each wore our hair in a variety of braids, and transparent sun-dresses that revealed that we were naked beneath (Heather wearing spring green, mom in bright pink and me in spring green). Mom wore her pentacle necklace today.

We did not live too far away from our destination, thankfully. In our neighborhood, our religious group happened to own a small plot of land within walking distance of our neighborhood's park. It was flat, made of freshly mowed grass that felt wonderful on their bare feet. Surrounding the border of this small patch of land were various flower-bushes, a small vegetable garden that the group grew on their spare time and a beautiful, full-grown weeping willow tree. There were various other notable things laid out there by the group, including a small bonfire spot in the middle of the area, a box filled with items for rituals, and a pile of tupperware and baskets full of food when lunchtime came around.

The group had futas of various ages and nationalities that also lived in the neighborhood were all sprawled out across the meadow, doing various things until they did their official meeting. Some also wore sundresses, some wore their casual clothes, and a few even wore nothing. Some of them sat on the ground with one another, others were snacking from the food pile and a few were even having sex with one another out there in public or hidden away by the willow. The children who were too young to participate (or care) in the group's rituals were at the playground in the park nearby, being looked after an elderly member of the group that volunteered.

They were the Wiccan Coven of Priestess Primrose.

As futas soon dominated the world, many families who became dissolution with their family's traditional religions, favoring a more sexually-libertarian ideology do build their communities out of. Who would have thought that an unorganized religious trend like Neo-Paganism would become the cultural giant that it is now?

Ironic that in a newly born world, the new people would turn to a more ancient practice. Futanari are biologically wired for mating more so than any other off-shoot species of homosapien. Many of the big, religious institutions of the time did not exactly cater to their needs. While they put up as good of a fight as they could, such institutions simply lost the strength to maintain their grip. Some of the religions like Hindusim, Buddhism and a few denominations of Christianity where willing to alter themselves to accommodate, other religions like Islam, Judaism and a cult or two shriveled away.

Sure there are some forms of Neo-Paganism that could be just as regressive as any. A particular breed of Odinism that sprung from prison culture in the early 21st century for example have been struggling to make a name for itself among racial supremicists and political theocrats. Naturally, it isn't very popular.