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Woman's Right to Rule: A Femdom Anthology

It’s a simple women are better. Stronger and smarter, they deserve to rule. Consequently, men are meant to be chattel. They deserve to be collared and enslaved. Some of these boys might end up as human dogs, crawling and yipping for attention. Others will be on their knees, naked and pleading the chance to serve. Some boys might work hard to hold out and maintain some veneer of dignity or self-respect. Their ultimate defeat is an inevitability. It’s only a matter of time before they yield. Please be This is series of vignettes about the sexual subjugation of men. If you aren’t interested in this kind of content, please do not read this title. For those with a taste for female domination, check out Anna Ritter’s novel, When Women Rule.

31 pages, Kindle Edition

Published July 31, 2018

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1,432 reviews14 followers
September 27, 2026
A series of Extremely Short Stories I rated as follows:
**** BOY TRAINING

*** YOUR DEMOTION

*** PUPPY GEAR
**** ADMIT IT

* PUPPY PUNISHMENTS
* TRICKS
* OUR RULES

The last 3 were real stinkers, I wouldn't have finished them if they were so short.
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June 18, 2024
Short story anthologies aren't usually as interesting as novels, but sometimes the shorter form is what you need. These are excellent, told from a female perspective. There's a dominant tone, and so if you're a male reader, the narrator seems to be addressing *you* directly, the subject of her activities. Female readers, who share that POV presumably nod in agreement.
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68 reviews4 followers
September 24, 2023
Anna Ritter directly addresses the reader, creating an intimate connection as she conditions you to embrace a life as her fully subservient human dog. It is very extreme and I loved it.
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