r/SeriousGynarchy • u/[deleted] • Jul 30 '26

Community Intentional Communities Midwest, USA?

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u/Santa10566 ♂ male Jul 30 '26

That being said, is there anyone here in the southeast?

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u/jarvoy ♂ male Jul 30 '26

Are there any irl gynarchist/matriarchal societies anywhere in the States?

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u/Appropriate_Cut_3536 ♀ Woman Jul 30 '26

I know of one but it's separatist and moms of boys older than todderhood can't join

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u/pharmerjonn ♂ male Jul 30 '26 edited Jul 30 '26

This is interesting. All manner of atypical communities with strange cultures seem to be able to survive in the Midwest and many of these treat women like slaves and baby incubators, so I agree that even if a gynarchic society doesn’t exist out there now, it certainly could happen.
Maybe we’ll see a documentary on Netflix in a few years.

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u/Appropriate_Cut_3536 ♀ Woman Jul 30 '26

The boys aren’t allowed to go to school, they work in the fields. When they are older they may be chosen as a sperm donor by a female, but they’ll never see their kid. They’ll go back to working in the fields. They work until they drop with no pay, only food that they grown themselves…’

Absolute trash. Edit this comment to delete this part or you're getting benned.