Islam (for all you maledom dystopia lovers)

So I've noticed that when some people add stuff to my stories (thank you BTW, I really appreciate it!) or make suggestions in the comments, they immediately go the 1-dimensional oppressive patriarchy dystopia route; where the women are miserable, the men are somewhat on the abusive/cruel side, etc.

I'm not saying you can't do that. You can and I very much encourage it. I'm just saying that you're doing it in the wrong place.

Those types of themes don't belong in storylines set in the Western world like the United States and Europe (though if you want to you still can) that while mostly secular, is rooted in - and still heavily influenced by - Christian thought & teaching as well as the Enlightenment. So even though Western society is patriarchal by default, it's still pretty egalitarian. Admittedly it's a fucked up, almost schizo form of equality if you've seen the Intro, but equality nonetheless; cause even though it's pretty universally agreed upon that women are inferior being whose primary purpose is to give men pleasure (babies too but because men are literally biologically incapable of nutting on their own, women as cum receptacles takes top priority over women as baby factories), in the West they're only considered SEXUALLY inferior and have largely the same rights & privileges as men have (including some of the special privileges they currently have in our reality). Women can be #Girlbosses AND cock-worshipping cumrags! SLAY QUEENS!

No, those types of themes belong in storylines set in the Middle East or countries with a majority or large Muslim population.

After all, Islam in our reality is already pretty oppressive & dystopian, especially in how it views and treats women; now just imagine Islam in this reality - a hypersexual world of freeuse where women - among other things - are entirely dependent on men's cum for survival and considered property by default!

GO NUTS!*

*(Like in our reality, Islam has the same origin story as well as the same problematic elements [if you know you know]. However, to not violate the guidelines, we're going to ignore those parts).