While my dreams can be quite crazy and out there, there's usually a semblance of realism involved. While I occasionally will dream about some fantasy land or fantasy planet that doesn't resemble anyplace that currently exists on Earth, the majority of my dreams happen in a situation that closely resembles the real world, or at least would be possible with the right political machinations.
So how would legal Femdom exist? In most of the countries where enforced slavery could still exist power is usually either militant or patriarchal. I never picture a Femdom nation as one ruled by guns nor under the premise of religious law. In my dreams Femdom tends to exist because it's the natural order of things with powerful women able to exploit inferior men.
Here are a few ways that Femdom has found legal backing in my dreams. Some of them are a bit of a stretch, but at the same time, it could happen.
-An isolated small town. A small town in the mountains well off the beaten path were the wealth and power are held by women in FLR/WLM's. Corruption and "good old gal" politics in full effect. Poor employment opportunities and gender bias prevent men from gaining any kind of power or upward mobility and no one to bail them out. What if the mayor, city council, sheriff, deputies, judges, and lawyers in town were all women with a chip on their shoulder?
Unlikely? Sure. Possible? Definitely.
-A sovereign nation. Where could this and would this be tolerated? What about a Matriarchal Native American tribe granting a group of Female Supremacists a piece of land on their reservation in exchange for money and/or male labor? What if in the inescapable contract scenario I wrote about before one of the papers signed by the man was a renouncing of US citizenship and becoming a member of that tribe?
A bit of a stretch? Sure. Possible? Yes.
-An unstable foreign country. What about a poor, corrupt, and semi-unstable country, such as one of the former Soviet republics? With enough money wetting the beaks of corrupt politicians and law enforcement officials wouldn't it be possible to get away with just about anything? Suppose a man gets duped into traveling there for a Femdom experience...
Likely? Probably not. Possible? Sure.
-The unfavorable pre-nup. Some states have some pretty wacky laws still on the books after 100+ years. Suppose a woman had in-depth knowledge of nearly every loophole and legal twist that could be enforceable by law? A man marries that woman but she requires him to sign a pre-nup. He is a bit too trusting and finds himself in a situation where she pretty much owns his life, has a right to beat him and hold him captive under the terms of the pre-nup. If he escapes she can legally have him returned by force by either the police or bounty hunters.
Realistic? Not really. Possible? Yes.
An ultra-conservative government. An ultra-conservative government begins persecuting those they see as sexual deviants. Men are the primary targets since they are responsible for the majority of violent and sexual crimes. Laws are passed biased against men and focusing on homosexuals and those involved with fetish-lifestyles. Men are tried under un-winnable circumstances and sent to labor camps for rehabilitation with female overseers/guards.
Realistic? Probably not anytime soon. Possible? Definitely... seeing as how something similar has happened over the past hundred years in the first world minus the all female guards.
An ultra-liberal government. I will admit that I read about this in a piece of Femdom fiction and after that it began to show up every so often in dreams. Homosexuality becomes accepted nationwide and becomes a legally-protected union by the government. It is later argued that submission/consensual slavery is a sexual preference and it too wins acceptance on legal grounds. Hoards of submissive men (and a much smaller number of submissive women) soon volunteer to lose their Constitutional rights and choose to live as slaves.
Realistic? Not particularly. Possible? Maybe.
I know these might not be as fun as some elaborate medieval fantasy castle but in some ways they're a bit more interesting when looking at what could be out there in the future.
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