What kind of plan does Josh write?

He leaves it blank

The more Josh thought about it, this more this whole thing was absurd. Sure, people talked about the Toxic Masculinity Reform Czar. There were even some people out there who had had femininity plans.

But they had femininity plans because they chose to write one up, and to follow it. But what if he refuses to write anything? What can she possibly do? "Feminine conditioning"? What even is that? No-one could name even one person who's been through it. Probably it's just a feminist scam to trick people into doing whatever they want. Typical.

"You know what, no. I'm not going to write anything," Josh says rebelliously. "This is complete shit and you know it. Get out of my house."

"I highly recommend that you write a plan of some kind," Rachel responds calmly. "Even an unsatisfactory submission will result in a more desirable outcome for you than writing nothing at all."

Josh charges towards Rachel, trying to physically remove her. As if from nowhere, she pulls out a small can and sprays it in Josh's direction; he falls to the floor. Was it mace? No, it wasn't painful. He feels a tingling dizzy sensation as though he had stood up way too quickly while sick, accompanied by a sweet, feminine scent of perfume. He falls to the floor.

"You may now resume writing," she says.

After a few minutes, Josh manages to stand and return to his chair. Physical resistance didn't work, but he still refuses to write a plan. From the corner of her eye, Rachel watches him sit idle as the hour ticks away, at the same time reading through the contents of Josh's phone and writing on a piece of paper.

Finally, the time is up. Rachel stands up and walks over to Josh, confirming that he has written nothing.

"Well, that is disappointing," she says, clearly pleased that she will get to impose whatever plan she likes.