On 5 Jun 2003 at 0:49, iontiger wrote:
> Okay, did someone mention that in Jmh's universe women outnumbers
>men? If that's the case wouldn't the world be a matriarchal society
>or a matriarchal egalitarian society with the men as protected
>genders and as 2nd or 3rd class citizens?
Not necessarily. I can't remember what Jim mentioned was the ratio of
females-to-males, but I don't think it was a greater difference than
about three to two.
I hate to rain on your parade, but just because there's slightly more
females than males doesn't mean matricarchal rule, I'm afraid, either.
Currently, humans are about 51% female, 49% male, (2000 census data) in
the United States and have been for quite a while, as I understand it.
Looking at many lion societies postulated by furries, the females
outnumber the male leaders by quite a lot - but there's still male
rule.
> I can imagine this scenario, 4 guys refusing to lose their
>virginity by refusing to have sex with their girlfriends (wait til
>marriage). The ladies call the fertility police and complain that
>their boyfriends won't make them pregnant. The 4 guys overhear the
>conversation and run out of their apartments and homes and end up
>bumping into each other. After promptly discovering that they have
>similar fears and hobbies (Mechwarrior4), they all pile into a Ford
>Lakota Souix which is a 6 ton pick truck and make a run for Mexico
>with the fertility police in hot pursuit.
> "Callin all cars, callin all cars police in hot pursuit of a red
>Ford F150 Lokota Souix pickup truck consisting of 4 men between the
>ages of 18 to 40 who refuses to lose their virginity." "They are
>wanted alive and unharmed. "Use Tranq darts to render the men
>unconcious with extreme horniness." Of course the pursuit ends with
>a sex orgy at the Mexican border by having the 4 guys locked in
>their own rooms getting gangbanged by 13 women which of course
>includes their own busty girlfriends.
> What me a sex object, I don't think so!?!?
>
> Hey Scrapper Black Dragon, I challenge you to come up with a story
>based on what I just mentioned. -iontiger
Falbert
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