World of the Hearts Movement

The following story will contain content with heavy raceplay, cuckoldry, and fictionalized political topics. All discussion of politics is for the purpose of worldbuilding, as that is something I greatly enjoy doing for all of my settings, and said politics do not reflect my real world political stances. Nonetheless, if the kinks and/or the presentation of this story are likely to bother you, then here is your warning ahead of time. This story is not intended to be realistic. Whatever the case, I do hope you enjoy my story. All comments and ideas for future worldbuilding and stories in this setting are of course welcome.

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Not long ago, in a world not so different from our own, a “social rights” movement began. Espousing seemingly progressive ideals that gained steam amongst the youth of the United States and other developed nations, the “Hearts Movement” as it eventually became known, held a dark underbelly.

The Hearts Movement supported and promoted what it called, “The expansion of freedom and equality amongst all, in service of the common good of humanity!” In action, however, the belief of the movement was that “true equality” can only be created when humanity is properly organized on the lines of racial science. The idea was simple; if everyone was in their proper place in society, then everyone in society would be happy and society could function perfectly.

A combination of mainstream propaganda, internet celebrities, and podcasters spreading the so called “logic” and “science” of the Hearts Movement, only caused its popularity to grow. Eventually, denying the so called science of the Hearts Movement was seen as no different from denying gravity or being a flat earther.

In terms of pure policy, the Hearts Movement was a big tent movement that supported a large variety of things. This included legitimately progressive policies like increased climate action, gun control, welfare expansions, healthcare reform, worker’s rights, and even feminism. Unsurprisingly, of course, the Hearts Movement supported these policies with some specific caveats. Like the fact that gun control was designed to be more restrictive on certain races, or that “worker’s rights” actually meant giving back the right of white men to own slaves, or that “feminism” actually meant outlawing women from fucking anyone who isn’t a white male, so as to protect them and give them “true equality” of course.

The promotion of progressive values on the surface, while slyly combining them with radically white supremacist policies, allowed the movement to gain a good mixed base of support right from the get-go. And the movement only grew with time, until eventually no one saw any contradiction between the progressive and racist policies of the movement, viewing both as obvious components of the most logical, scientific, and progressive political movement to ever exist. The movement’s biggest bloc of supporters were young women; white, black, asian, latina, you name it, young women were the most dedicated to the cause, and their dedication certainly paid off.

The 2020 United States election came just like always, and in the end a President was indeed elected. President Wá-ri Claus, a surprisingly young Iroquois woman born and raised in New York state, and a prominent leader in the early days of the Hearts Movement, was elected to lead the United States into a promising future. Affectionally known as Queen Mary of Hearts by her supporters, the new President was certainly a radical, instituting a number of reforms that would’ve been seen as unthinkable, just a few short years earlier…

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With that brief introduction now done, I welcome you all to the world of the Hearts Movement! I hope you enjoy your stay. Below, you will be able to find chapters that provide a more in-depth look at the history, laws, culture, and other lore tidbits of this setting. I greatly recommend reading through them, before reading or writing any character-based stories in this setting, as the details provided will help give you some better context to this setting of mine.

If you have read through all of it, and now wish to write a story of your own in this setting, I ask just a few things of you. Firstly, please keep your chapters within the established lore of this setting, and don’t stray too far. Secondly, try to keep to the original tone of this story. While this setting is indeed a dystopia in many ways, the story is not necessarily intended to have a dark, depressing, or overly serious tone. And lastly, your first chapter (if it starts from here, instead of splitting off from an already existing story) must be titled as follows:

Starting Year - Descriptive Title

2029 - Attending College in Hearts Movement America

Your story’s starting year can be anything from the very beginnings of the movement, before it even took power, and all the way into the near future. Much of my personal attention will likely be focused on developing the setting in the late 2020s and early 2030s, but do not feel required to keep to that time period if you do not wish to.