Yes! This is exactly how I live my life..

I'd be honored to if i was invited to do it (and as long as I can remain anonymous)!

of the women I was having casual relationships with. And perhaps most impactfully the way I was allowed to grow up in my patriarchial upbringing didn't prepare me for a society which is rapidly changing to where women do have more and more power

emotions or how my actions affect those around me or more generally (as long as I continued to do well in my math/science focused path)

4. Oh it did hurt me cause I was allowed to focus on the maths/sciences & neglect everything related to emotions, to holistic social well-being, to the emotions...

3. It's benefited me primarily by allowing me to go through school with the expectation that if I complete my education I will have a good-paying job and won't be derailed by an unexpected pregnancy. I also got through school fairly easily without having to worry about things such as...

1. Depends on the society. In the US it's rapidly losing power however it is taking a while. Within 1-3 more presidential cycles we'll likely tip over into Women holding the balance of power nation-wide

2. I would define it as, a social structure where men have the balance of power over Women

It doesn't seem to be temporary

It's still in front of Keflavik airport near Reykjavik

It is time.. Let's do it!

Restricting single men, or un-accompanied men seems like a good idea

This is so true

And as builders of the Matriarchy may I suggest that the (diverse) Female perspective(s) be the default, and the male perspective be the alternative, off-shoot of the female one?

*Women worldwide?

In addition to the quoted reposts: female led relationships as the default

I couldn't imagine myself in anything but a female led relationship