Yes All Men

Stacy bit her lip as she read through the list of tasks. Although she recognized that choice was His gift she still preferred when he would simply tell her what to do. It was so much easier. Reviewing she decides to choose one that she feels will be fairly easy but has also been a bit challenging: "Yes All Men." It was one they'd been working on during her patriarchy training sessions, but he'd usually only require it for a couple of hours while she was out and about.

Dylan explained it to her as accepting her role in society. Men knew what was best for women, so women should defer to men with decisions while being open to all criticism or compliments. "All men, seriously?" Stacy had asked while laughing.

"Yes, girl, all men. As I've mentioned before not all men are up to the challenge of managing a beautiful creature such as you. As I've claimed you, I'll make the final decision as to what is best. Therefore, if a man ever asks you to do anything that is outside of our terms and conditions you'll respectfully decline for the time being while getting that man's contact information. You'll give me the request and I'll determine if you should respond."

When they'd played with this rule previously it hadn't really presented many opportunities. She had to be more helpful when some of her male classmates asked for help, but that wasn't too terrible. The only time it almost created a problem was when she was at the mall. A random young man came up to her and started flirting with her. Per the rule, she had to accept his flirtations. Dylan had explained, "furthermore, you will be thankful for any comments men make about you whether it is in reference to your mind, body or personality. You will return flirtations. There is no such thing as a negative comment. A girl being offered flattery is a kindness."

As a result, she flirted back even though someone could have caught her and told Tyler. The young man asked her to go on a date. Instead of telling the man she had a boyfriend, she said she'd need to think about it and took his phone number. To her relief, Dylan didn't have her go on that date. He said her training hadn't advanced far enough yet. In her head, she told herself it was because Dylan didn't really want her to date anyone and not actually because of her training, but she liked the roleplay of possibly being made to cheat on Tyler (even though everything she was doing for Dylan was already technically cheating).

Stacy felt this would be a good one for this trip because, in her mind, it would be easy as pie. The only person she'd be interacting with on a substantial basis until she made it to Dylan's place, assuming she could convince Meredith, was Meredith.

Stacy opened a special link Dylan had sent her that went to a form. Dylan said the form would be an easy way to track her on the trip. She typed in her identification number and sent her message per his parameters: "State line task accepted: Yes All Men."

"Now for the second task," she mumbles to herself going back to the list.