The Future

THE FUTURE

By C

PART II

CHAPTER 37

                            

       I the years that followed, the way of life that had come into existence became, for the vast majority of an all female world, the only one ever known. Any suggestion that it should be changed would have been laughed at as being ridiculous. Why change a world that lived in peace and without fear? Why change a world that was filled with excitement, happiness, and prosperity? Why change a world in which women had everything they could possibly want?

      And, in women's minds, not only did they indeed have everything they could possibly want, but, in addition, found themselves experiencing a satisfying contentment that was highly fulfilling. The fact that they understood natural desires and emotions and made no attempt to suppress them played no small part in creating the deep self-confidence that lay behind this contentment. They understood that it was "only human" to be fascinated by death when it occurred under acceptable circumstances and were, therefore, able to enjoy experiencing this fascination to the fullest while, at the same time, experiencing the erotic excitement of observing death coming to naked males.

       Of even more importance, however, women understood the strong influence of their sexual passions and accepted them for what they were and, in so doing, experienced none of the anxieties or stress that suppressing these desires had created in women of past times who had not even realized the true cause. But, that was no longer the case. Women understood and accepted that it was only normal for them to enjoy looking at the sex organs of members of the opposite sex and felt no self-consciousness whatsoever in openly staring and admiring these prominent symbols of manhood being displayed in countless ways - not only in their homes, but wherever they went. They understood and accepted that their bodies would not have been made to experience highly enjoyable pleasure and excitement from having physical activity with a naked male body unless it was intended for it to be done and, therefore, gave no thought to having frequent intercourse with a male whose penis, although unconscious, became extremely responsive when being fondled. In fact, women were able to understand and accept sexual desires with such openness that not only did they feel no hesitation to openly masturbate to an organism in public while looking at a display they found to be particularly exciting, but such activity was so commonplace that it went almost unnoticed.

       Engaging in sexual activity played such a large part in women's lives that it was extremely rare for them not to experience numerous organisms, brought on in one form or another, during each day that passed. The most commonly used method at home was a vibrator that had an erect penis and bulging scrotum mounted on the handle. The design of this device improved over the years until it was perfected to what John would discover where the rigid vibrating penis, containing actual flesh that, along with the testicles, had been permanently preserved, could be made to jerk and squirt out thick jets of warm semen at a moment of climax.

       The extent of the openness to which engaging in sexual activity was accepted was due, in no small part, to the fact that no attempt was made to discourage young daughters discovering the pleasures of masturbating and reaching organisms. The only restraint imposed on girls was to refrain from attempting any type of penetration. The purpose for the restriction was to add a tantalizing appeal toward that which would be the first thing to ever penetrate them on the highly eventful day of becoming a "woman".

       Girls could not only touch stuffed penises on displays and household items as much as they desired, but were even given toys to play with made from their soft skins. But in not being allowed to either eat this delicacy or be used physically in the manner that their female bodies, both consciously and subconsciously, increasingly craved as they grew older instilled an aura of being forbidden fruit which made the desires and curiosity that much greater. In so doing, the restrictions served to enhance viewing this part of the male body as clearly being intended for pleasure and enjoyment. When the long awaited day finally arrived that they became a "woman", and this long denied object could be enjoyed to the fullest, both physically and as a fantastic meal, it had a far greater meaning and excitement than would have been the case if allowed sooner.

       The openness with which the female population responded to natural inner-desires revealed that sexual passions in women, when not suppressed, exceeded any that had been felt by males from past eras. But, unlike what had been the case for males, women did not become obsessed by these passions, and although enjoyed to the fullest, it was with a freshness that did not dominate their lives. The caring and compassion that was such a major part of their basic makeup remained unchanged.

       The fact that this caring and compassion did not relate to members of the opposite sex who were being slain, by the millions, on a daily basis did not conflict with these basic female emotions in the least. Males being slain in such manner was something that had never been known to be otherwise, and so commonplace that no thought was given that it should be any other way. It was obvious, after all, that the extremely delicious flesh of males was clearly meant to be cooked and eaten which made raising and slaying them for this purpose a valid legitimate need. In so doing, males had truly become livestock in every sense of the word and were viewed as such. Accepting the need of slaying them for food did not conflict with the basic compassion of being women any more than slaying other forms of livestock for this purpose had done for women since the very beginning of the human race. Such it had always been - and such it remained. The fact that males were being used for countless other purposes than merely providing meat only served to enhance this viewpoint.

       In spite of the extent to which human males came to be viewed in terms of being livestock, however, there was no dampening in the excitement that treating them in this manner had created when “harvesting” them had first begun. If anything, the excitement only increased. Being looked upon as livestock did not prevent women remaining aware that males were members of their own species, and, even though it was in terms of a subspecies of such low intellect that they were, in fact, closely aligned to animals, they were still human - at least in strict biological terms. Not human in terms of the value placed upon life - of course. After all, such could hardly be the case since it was obvious that their clearly intended purpose was to be livestock and, therefore, to be slaughtered as such. But, in so doing, there was also a marked difference. In spite of being highly inferior, being human to some extent set males apart in an intriguing way that, even though their being slaughtered on a massive scale was nothing more that a routine way of life, it created an aura of fascinating excitement that was totally absent when slaughtering cattle or other forms of livestock. And, for this reason, these emotions never decreased - regardless of how commonplace such slaughter had become.

       A factor that played an even greater role in keeping such emotions at a high level was the fact that, in addition to recognizing males as members of their own species, women were acutely aware that males were also members of the opposite sex whose bodies were made in a manner to arouse and excite deep seated feminine desires instilled by nature. The openness in which these natural desires and emotions had come to be understood and accepted only served to make the arousal and excitement all the more intense and, therefore, enjoyed to the fullest.

       It was for this reason that, regardless of how many naked males they had watched being slain in the past, each new occurrence stirred erotic excitement to a fever pitch. It was for this reason that, regardless of how many males they would slay and butcher with their own hand, each new experience brought forth a renewal of exhilarating excitement, tingling fascination, and fierce feminine pride. It was for this reason that, regardless of how many times they looked at countless displays and items that constantly surrounded them, their attention would almost instantly be drawn to that which was most prominent and never failed to hold the greatest interest. It was for this reason that, regardless of how many swollen penises oozing cooked juices they had admired laying on a plate before them and then eaten, they experienced a strange type of fascinating excitement that went far beyond that of merely enjoying a supreme delicacy. And, it was for this reason that, regardless of how many naked bodies of unconscious males they had gazed upon, touched, explored, fondled until becoming aroused, and then used physically, there was no diminishing of what had been found to be the ultimate of sexual excitement, pleasure, and fulfillment.

       It caused no conflict in women's minds that the bodies of what they regarded as an inferior subspecies of so little value could, at the same time, create such heightened sexual attraction, desires, and emotions. Such was only considered to be yet another marvel of nature that in not only making the flesh of males of such delicious quality to make it obvious that it was intended for them to be slain and eaten by members of the opposite sex, but also made them in a manner to enable being enjoyed in other ways as well to provide even more reason for males to be kept in existence and, in so doing, be able to fulfill the minor yet necessary role needed to ensure continuance of the human race.

       With the passage of time, many popular traditions in regard to males came into existence. One that became particularly popular was to gather with friends and roast the entire body of one or more males attached to a spit revolving over a glowing bed of red hot coals. On many of these occasions, the males were brought out while still alive where they were then slain and gutted before being skewered. Such events created in a casual atmosphere of sipping drinks and being outdoors with friends that, at the same time, was mixed with the strange fascination of standing in idle enjoyment and watching male, but nerveless somewhat human, bodies whose open eyes gave the appearance of being awake but seemingly oblivious of the steel rods coming out of their mouths or the simmering waves of intense heat that causes the bodies to become moist and then start turning golden brown with dripping juices sizzling and expelling fantastic aromas.

       But, most enjoyable of all, was being in such an atmosphere and experiencing feminine amusement, excitement, and pride that came as a result of watching the activity talking place between spread legs as the spit slowly revolved. These emotions would always increase when limp penises, comically flopping, jiggling, and dangling as bodies turned, began to swell and grow in size until they were sticking out straight and strutted to the fullest extent possible with juices sputtering and spitting from gaping holes. When the juices started turning a milky color, all eyes, sparkling with a tingling of excited anticipation, would become riveted on the swollen shafts, and a loud cheer would then come forth as pressure building within semen filled glands that had been left within pelvic cavities caused jets of this thick white male fluid to spew out again and again with intense force.

       The passage of time also saw many things taking place that had nothing to do with males or how they were being treated even though it was not nearly as obvious in outward appearance. The female population found themselves content to keep physical surroundings simple and comfortable. Unlike what had occurred in the past when living under male influence, they were not obsessed with constantly striving to find new and better things, and, for this reason, there was little change in the style of buildings, homes, vehicles, etc, which was why John, upon first arriving, found things looking much the same as from his own time and had jumped to the conclusion that little progress had been made.

       But, John's conclusion had been in error. A great deal of progress had indeed taken place that went beyond the successes achieved in medical and genetic sciences. One of the main areas where this took place was in the environment. Clean burning fuels and other forms of energy were developed, and, in addition, factories and other industry were careful in their manufacturing processes to expel no pollutants, and, with the air and water once again becoming fresh and clean, not only did countless species of plants and wildlife that had been on the verge of extinction rebound and begin to thrive, but served to make the health of the female population even more vibrant to point that the average life span went beyond a hundred years of age.

       Such longevity, however, was not the case for the women that had survived the war and whose heroic and valiant efforts had brought it to an end. These women did not have the benefit of scientific advancement and their life spans were what would have been considered normal during the era into which they had been born. The ability to treat and cure serious illnesses, however, kept most deaths from being premature, and the majority of these women lived well into their eighties. But, still, the time came when the last of them passed away and, in so doing, brought an end to any woman remaining alive that had a firsthand awareness of living in a world that had been controlled by males.

       It was a day of great mourning when the subdued announcement was made that the Supreme Commander had died at the age of eighty six. Throughout the remainder of her life, she had continued being held in high esteem, and her passing only intensified this respect to the point of almost approaching reverence. It remained common knowledge that without her vast wisdom, leadership, and courage that an all female society living together in peace would have never come into existence. Because of this, she was destined to be remembered as the greatest of all champions who exemplified everything of what it meant to be a woman. Framed portraits of her became numerous, and, of these, there was one in particular in which the expression on her face seemed to capture all that she had been and, therefore, became increasingly popular until it was almost the only one used.

       It was this portrait that John had observed so frequently and been struck by the look on her face - a look of intelligence and a self-confidence that was capable of making difficult decisions but, at the same time, that of a woman containing deep kindness and compassion. It was this same portrait that John had also observed being prominently displayed in the lobby of the "Hill Street Processing Plant", but, this time, with a set of male sex organs hanging upside-down in a degrading and humiliating manner from the top corners of the frame.

       The features had struck John as strongly indicating that the woman had played an important role in whatever had occurred that led to bringing about the unbelievable manner in which members of his own sex were being treated. The plaque above the picture that contained an artificial, but highly realistic looking, mounted head and sex organs of a young man whose erect penis was much smaller than any he had seen all day which strongly indicated a male coming from an earlier time only served to reinforce this impression. In so doing, it struck him as being such a sharp contrast to her look of kindness and compassion that it left him completely baffled.

       John had no awareness that the display which confused him to such an extent was duplicated in all lobbies of thousands of "processing plants" throughout the world.  And, the impression he had been given was indeed what had been intended except that he did not grasp the full intent of what was being portrayed. The mounted head and sex organs were an exact replica of the original trophy that had made from Tom who had not only been slain by the woman pictured in the portrait, but, in so doing, had been the very first male to be "harvested" in what proved to be the beginning of the world that was to come.

       (As a point of interest, the original trophy was on display in a prominent museum that viewed it as being its most prized possession. Taking a trip to view it at least once during their lifetime became a high priority for almost all women of every generation regardless of what part of the world they lived, and, at the time of John’s arrival in this future female society, Tom's mounted head and sex organs had been observe and examined in detail by the eyes of billions upon billions of members of his opposite sex which was, by far, more than that of any other male in history.)

       The sex organs hanging upside-down at the corners of the portrait in a degrading manner that gave the impression of being humbled in presence of this great woman was intended to symbolize not only the overthrow of males, for which she had been the driving force, but also the major role that she had played in bringing forth the action that would lead to them, from that point on, being humbled, to the fullest extent possible, both by and before members of the opposite sex.

       In viewing the displays being associated with the portrait, contrary to John's reaction, women saw no conflict whatsoever in the look of kindness and compassion being registered on the Supreme Commander's face, and, when fully understood, such was indeed the case. In spite of the indifference in which she, like all others, came to look upon males, these noble traits within her that, even for a woman were extreme, remained undiminished up to the day that was her very last.

       The first centennial anniversary of the remarkably successful revolution was a day of great festivity throughout the world. Women flocked to gaily decorated parks where rows of male bodies attached to rotating spits were being roasted over beds of glowing coals. The crowds were so large that the sounds of resounding cheers erupting when boiling semen started spewing from strutted shafts were so loud that they could be heard far away. When darkness came, after gorging until nothing more could be eaten, excited crowds watched the air being filled with spectacular fireworks and, upon being concluded, returned to their homes feeling an exhilarating sense of pride and thankfulness that women had found both the courage and the means to bring forth a world of peace and tranquility - a world in which males no longer roamed free to commit barbaric deeds but were, instead, being treated in the manner that had obviously been intended from the start.

       The belief that males no longer roamed free upon the earth, however, was not entirely true. The colonies that had been formed in rugged and remote areas during the war and had remained in hiding afterward upon discovering what was taking place, had not only continued to survive, but had increased in number. The reason for establishing more colonies was to keep the size of each remaining small and, thereby, easier to conceal. But, in so doing, nothing could be done about the growing number increasing the chance of at least a few being discovered. The tactic had proven to be successful for the first hundred years, and, during this time, women of the outside world remained oblivious to their very existence.

       Due to the increased number, the chance of one being discovered finally came. It was only a short time after the start of the second century that one of the colonies was observed at a distance by a group of women from an explorer club that had gone backpacking in a mountainous region. It created a great deal of both surprise and concern to authorities when the excited women returned and reported their finding that was supported by undeniable photographic evidence - photographs taken through a telescopic lens showing a cleverly concealed primitive looking community in which adult and young males, dressed in clothing made from animal skins, were lounging, playing, or going about various activities. And, if this wasn't enough of a shock, there were also women and girls dressed in similar attire apparently living with the males as though considering them to actually be equal.

       The discovery of such a community was almost beyond belief, but, regardless, there was one thing that was certain - its existence could not be allowed to continue. Trying to decide how to go about it being eliminated, however, created problems. The only type of security forces that remained were those stationed at ranches, but the function of these units was to control males that became unruly, and they had no training in how to go about conducting a military style operation in which both quick action and the element of surprise would be needed. Without these skills, there would be a significant danger of casualties being suffered by not only the attackers, but also the women and girls living in the community.

       In spite of the dangers, it was decided that an attack must be made. After a brief period of training, a force of armed women selected from the best of the security personnel surrounded the community under the cover of darkness. All forms of firearms had been disposed of years earlier, and the only weapons they possessed were tranquilizer guns used to stop unruly scuffles that threatened to get out of control. The tranquilizer darts however, ware fast acting which would render a male unconscious in only a few seconds. At first light, the signal was given to enter as stealthy as possible, and, in spite of only minimal training, the attack was a remarkable success with no injuries being suffered - even among the adult males of which most had been asleep and remained so after being quickly shot. Since younger males posed no danger they were simply rounded up with the dazed and bewildered female members of the colony.

       The women and girls were treated with kindness and told that they were in no danger. It came as quite a surprise that the assurances not only did little to calm reactions of grief and hysteria, but that the anguish was primarily from distress being felt for the males who, after regaining consciousness, had been herded into a group with hands tied behind their backs.

       The commander of the expedition found it difficult to grasp the sight of fellow females actually showing concern for males. She had not known exactly what to expect - but, surely not this. When some of the members of her unit started to take the young males with the intention of putting them with the adults the reactions of the captive women suddenly changed from being grief stricken into displays of open hostility. They surrounded the young males and picked up sticks and rocks while yelling that they would have to be killed before any of these “bitches” touched their sons and, although the words “bitches” or “sons” had no meaning, there was little doubt as to who they were referring.

      The commander’s previous surprise turned into total bewilderment. Witnessing women threatening violence toward other women was beyond her ability to comprehend, and she immediately called a halt to trying to separate the young males. They posed no immediate threat, and she decided to allow them to remain with the women and let others of higher rank decide their fate.

      The sound arriving helicopters filled the air, and it was not long afterward that the women captives with their children, both female and male, were loaded on the crafts that quickly departed the area. Until this had occurred, no further action been taken against the adult males due to the grief the women had shown for them, but action became swift when the helicopters lifted off.

       The first order of business was to start ripping off the animal skin clothing until the males were as they should be – completely naked. When this activity began it brought forth yet another surprise. Up to this point the captives, bound hand and foot, had been so stunned and afraid that they stood in meek silence. But for many, especially those that were older, this changed when their clothing started being torn off and brought forth utterances of both protest and rage.

       It had been know that the males possessed at least some rudimentary degree of intelligence, but, in spite of this, it came as a shock to not only hear them actually speaking, but, in so doing, to be expressing themselves in a manner that was quite fluent and showed an intelligence going far beyond anything that had been contemplated. The extent of this surprise, however, did not prevent a great deal of feminine giggling and laughter coming forth when seeing that the size of exposed sex organs matched the smallness of the male’s physical physiques.

       The laughter caused the faces of the now naked captives to turn red with embarrassment, and, although the reaction added to the amusement, it showed even more depth to the degree of intelligence. The original plan had been to eliminate the males by slaying them on the spot, but, upon making the surprising and somewhat disturbing discovery that they had intelligence far greater than anticipated, the commander decided to take them back instead to enable being observed and examined by those of higher authority.

       When the expedition returned, the women of higher authority also found themselves being surprised and disturbed upon discovering the degree of intelligence that the captured males possessed. These reactions, however, were soon overshadowed by something that caused far greater concern. The search made of what had given the outward appearance of being a primitive community had uncovered documents written in a style that was not primitive in the least. Some of the documents were historical records going all the way back to the war which described how the colony came into existence.

       But, of far greater importance, the records revealed that, over the years, groups of young adult males and females had periodically left to establish other such colonies to lessen the risk of discovery, and it could only be assumed that the colonies formed in this manner had later done likewise so the total number could not even be determined. And, to make matters worse, once it was understood how the original colony had been established there was valid reason to believe that others could have done the same during the war and then increased in number in a like manner. If this was indeed the case, they could be in existence in remote regions throughout the entire world.

       The realization that, instead of just one colony, there could be an unknown number living in remote areas caused a great deal of concern. It did not matter that these colonies had gone to such great lengths to keep their existence unknown, that over a hundred years had passed before one had finally been discovered. Not only was the very thought of any males whatsoever roaming free was considered to be intolerable, but their numbers had been growing over the years and, if allow to continue, might someday reach a point of becoming a threat capable of posing grave danger.

       Something had to be done. It would be a painstakingly slow operation, but the colonies must be located, one by one, and the males living within eliminated until, hopefully, the time would eventually come when none would remain. A great deal of planning went into deciding how this would be done. The only way of searching vast rugged and remote areas was to start flying over them in grids and take aerial photographs that could be studied in detail for any sign of habitation which could then be investigated from the ground.

       Special strike forces would be trained in tactics that would not only put the attackers in the least amount of danger possible, but also the female inhabitants. The magnitude of remote regions was so extensive that it would take years to cover them all even one time, but there was no other option available. And, one time would surely not be enough - it would have to be done again and again.

       It did not require a great deal of consideration to decide what would be done to the adult males that had been captured as well as those being also captured when searches began. For some unknown reason, there had begun to be a decline in the number of males having to be put in maximum security facilities for committing acts of excessive violence, and, as a result, there had been a decrease in what had become an extremely popular spectator sport of watching males being set upon by lionesses in large outdoor arenas. It was not only considered highly fitting that males captured in the wild should be dealt with in this manner, but it would serve to add to what had become a declining yet highly enjoyable activity.

       Deciding what to do with the women, girls and young males taken from the community, however, was not a simple matter. It had been found that no amount of explanations given to the women could change attitudes that remained defiant – especially when it came to allowing the male youths to be taken from them. And, this produced an extreme dilemma. With such hostile attitudes being displayed by these women, it would be unthinkable to allow them to become members of the general population, but at the same time, they were fellow females, and any thought of them being denied freedom was simply out of the question.

       A solution to the dilemma, however, was found. A plush, resort type community would be constructed on a large, deserted south sea island where the females from the captured colony would be taken to live out their lives in comfort. The women would even allowed to keep their young males after being “fixed” in the same manner as dogs and cats to ensure reproduction would not occur. All basic needs that the inhabitants could not provide for themselves would be periodically furnished, but, beyond this, no outside contact would be made. The policy would remain in force from that point on.

       When the searches began, the method proved to be successful with one remote colony after another being discovered and captured on a regular basis. But, many missed being detected and, upon discovering that neighboring colonies had been attacked, grew extremely wary and became even more skillful in developing clever methods of concealment. As time went on, although the numbers had been greatly reduced, it became apparent that the goal to eliminate them all could only be achieved by continuing the searches and maintaining the strike forces indefinitely which would still be in existence in the future era that John would be taken.

       The discovery of colonies in which males roamed free, and the action taken to search out and eliminate them, however, had no effect on the way of life taking place in the outside world - a world that was an all female world in spite of being outnumbered by members of the opposite sex by almost a hundred and fifty to one at any given time - a world that lived in peace and harmony.

       This did not mean, however, that it was a world in which there was no violence. Such could hardly be said when human males were violently slain in countless number every day that passed. But, this violence was of a far different nature than had ever existed during the thousands of years of past eras in which males had been in control. This was violence in which there was no destruction. This was violence that although it resulted in death on a massive scale, it was death in which there was no pain or suffering. And, in spite of the fact that it had become a world in which the sole purpose of males was to be used by women in countless ways going far beyond any in which women had previously been used by males, there was a great difference here also - males were used, but they were not misused - and it was here that the difference lay.