The Love Of Humanity! Things To Do In September!

Each month in the Year Of Love is very special in the Matriarchy. Each month is an aspect of the many forms of Love, and each has its own version of the Femstar Symbol.

September is the Month of the Love of Humanity: The ship that We Guide towards Destiny, love of science and learning

We are Responsible and We Persevere,  to create a better world for Us all!

TEN SOME SIMPLE IDEAS FOR CELEBRATING IN SEPTEMBER:

1. Teach! Tutor someone about a subject you know well
2. Teach! Run a class for your community
3. Study! Challenge yourself to learn more about a topic...take the time to research
4. Promote! Education for Girls (especially in backward societies)
5. Enlighten! Girls about Feminism, Responsibility and their innate gifts
6. Meditate! (there are countless ways) every day
7. Explore! an aspect of Science
8. Read! some science fiction stories
9. Inspire! Write/blog something to spark interest in Science for Sisters!
10. Think about the term TechnoGynarchy and what it means for you and the world

 More about the Femstar and the Months of Love:
https://sites.google.com/site/futurefemdom/Home/what-is-a-femstar 

What's the 'boy' thing all about?

Maybe it is a local expression / custom but I never quite understood the habit of calling men 'boys'.

It seems a common practice in the 'femdom community'. and I don't find it offensive, just odd. 

To me, it is significant that a man falls to the floor and worships. Not a boy. There is no significance to a 'boy' falling in reverence, because a boy is a yet-unformed man anyway. When men fall to the floor and accept their destiny to worship the Matriarchy, its has great significance. They are ending the old, unnatural ways of the oppressive patriarchy and crawling on a New Path.

Calling them boys does 2 things: it removes that significance, and it also lessens their level of responsibility in their behaviors. We can try to expect some level of maturity from men, but from 'boys'? That is setting a 'low standard'. I don't love being called a 'girl' (depending on context, it can be acceptable, but is often belittling)....but I really don't love referring to men as 'boys'.

Put Down The Sticks

We often joke that the old ways of men (violent competition, rankings and classism, ego and hubrice) have led to them 'fighting with sticks' and that is a path never to be followed again or allowed by the Matriarchy. We have a strict policy that men must never fight, argue heatedly, or engage in serious competition where they belittle each other or create resentment. Their duty and purpose is to worship the Matriarchy and that can ONLY mean they cooperate and work together.

Obviously, the passion and energy of slaves is strong and we all know it can be thwarted into destructive behaviors if the old ways are practiced, but it is the Responsibility of the Sisterhood to teach and practice the New Ways so that this energy can be channeled into the good work of that men are destined to do. For this reason, all slaves must address their inter-slave concerns peacefully and always focus on the important work: Worshiping All Woman