Obasaan is a matriarchal society, and all men here wear and use diapers.

Just then, a friendly-looking couple sits down next to you. The woman introduces herself as Maria, and her husband, a cheerful man with an easy smile, is named David.

"Welcome to Obasaan!" Maria says warmly. "It's always nice to see fresh faces on the shuttle."

"Thank you," you reply, feeling a mix of excitement and nervousness. "It's... it's amazing to be here. Can I ask you something? I noticed a few things during the flight..."

Maria laughs softly. "Let me guess, you saw a few men in diapers?"

Your eyes widen, and you nod. "Yes, I did. Is that... normal here?"

Maria smiles knowingly and nods. "Yes, it is. You see, Obasaan is a matriarchal society. The women here hold the primary roles in leadership and decision-making. As part of our cultural norms, all men wear and use diapers."

Your heart races, and you struggle to find the right words. "So... they really have to use them?"

Maria nods again, her expression calm and understanding. "Yes, they do. It ensures that men remain dependent and are taken care of, allowing them to focus on their roles without the burden of certain responsibilities."

David stands by, his demeanor relaxed and unbothered. Maria looks at him with a gentle smile. "David, why don't you show Anna?"

Without a hint of embarrassment, David unbuttons his pants and lets them drop, revealing a thick, white diaper secured snugly around his waist. He stands there, completely unfazed, as if it's the most normal thing in the world.

You stare in a mixture of shock and curiosity. "And... you don't mind?" you ask David.

He chuckles softly. "Not at all. It's just a part of life here. I've gotten used to it, and it actually brings a sense of comfort and security. Plus, Maria takes good care of me."

Maria smiles proudly and pats David's diapered bottom. "It's a sign of our bond and trust. The men here are cared for and protected, and in return, they support us in other ways."

"Thank you for explaining," you say, feeling more at ease. "It's... a lot to take in, but I think I understand."

Maria nods encouragingly. "It is a lot at first, but you'll see."