However, this is all about to change

You find a misterious book

Just left on a bench you find a weird book. Thinking it's BookCrossing you flip through the pages only to find they are all blank. All but one, containing instructions on how to use the book to create rules. Obviously magic isn't real, but it's probably meant to be something therapeutic. Or maybe a social experiment, "what kind of rules would people write?" and all that

Either way seems interesting so you take it home and try thinking about what you would do if the book was real. You first reaction is to write something along the lines of "Every lesbian has to give me a BJ" but you quickly discard the idea. That would basically be ****, and you wouldn't do that even if the book were real. You end up settling on three "new rules" and one "old rule":

1 Woman won't be as embarrassed or ashamed in the presence of John Doe

Wouldn't change the way they actually feel about you nor **** them to do anything, just reduce a bit of the awkwardness

2 Women who consider John Doe as a friend won't treat him differently due to his gender

Again doesn't **** anyone, just stops your gender from getting in the way of your friendships

3 John Doe is incredibly sexy

Not that different from wearing makeup or working out from a moral standpoint

And for the old rule:

4 Predators are expected to offer help to prey with physically challenging activitys

This one is so that you don't have to embarrass yourself asking for someone to open one of the heavier doors or a tight pot. Didn't use to be a problem when you lived where things were your size but now you already lost count of how many times you were embarrassed by it. Almost everyone does it when you ask anyway, not forcing anyone as it's just expectations, and it's just being polite really