Gynarchy Novels & Stories

I said, and they nodded. "Alright.... we can also have the seamstresses make simpler gowns..." Eiry said, and I shook my head. "No, I want to make a statement... I want to make all the women in the realm feel seen, beautiful... feel special." I paused, "The archaic forms, where women are only good for cleaning and breeding, are over... they are more than ornaments or accessories to a man's life. You are prepared, have careers, and have dreams and hopes, not all around building a family or having children." I paused. "I want Yavanna to have her day at court, she is fucking brilliant. I want all those women who have studied and prepared for something else to at least have the opportunity to tr

She brightened up considerably at that. "Are you joking? I wish she were my mother. Aunt Ginny is an independent, forward-thinking woman. She is a feminist. She refuses to live by rules and conventions. She doesn't care what people say or think about her. She said she doesn't want to put her fate in someone else's hands, that's why she never married. She told me, marriage is a servile institution created by men to legalize domestic servitude and sexual slavery. And within marriage, women are deprived of their basic rights to make their own choices in life, and are reduced to a broodmare, a chattel of her husband."