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Under Alpha Mommy’s Rule (Patreon)

Published:
2026-06-04 08:09:33
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2026-06-04 08:27:45
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2026-10
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Dear Patrons,

I am pleased to share with you the latest addition to my ongoing narrative project: a short illustrated story set in a parallel universe where a select group of highly evolved women quietly guide — and firmly control — human society.

Content Warning: This story contains strong language, vulgarity, explicit erotic scenes, and extreme violence. Please read only if you are comfortable with such material.

This first tale offers a brief, intimate window into that world through the eyes of Josh, a young man navigating his place under the elegant yet commanding presence of Karen, a captivating alpha woman. It is both a standalone piece and the beginning of a larger series dedicated to these two protagonists.

I have many more stories planned for Josh and Karen, exploring their dynamic across different moments in time. I warmly invite you to share any ideas or suggestions for past events or future scenarios you would like to see developed — your input is genuinely valued and may shape what comes next.

The complete story, along with the individual illustrations, is now available as a PDF in the attachments.

Please forgive any imperfections in my English; I am still refining it while focusing on the creative side. I hope you enjoy it.

Thank you for your continued support. I look forward to your thoughts.

Best regards,

FemGore

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nickolai

Have you sketched out the overall history, context and rules for this world? 1) State of the "world" pre the evolution of certain women; 2) What the catalyst was for the evolution; 3) The portfolio of abilities the women attained and their magnitude; 4) Why only certain women evolved; 5) Their experimentation leading to realization of the vast superiority over other beings; 6) The growing conflict btw the old order and eventual violent ascension to power; 7) The rules of the now New Order. Once established, it might be easier to write the stories within this world. I love these dystopian worlds ruled by harsh, intolerant women who poses off the charts, belief defying physical strength and abilities. Look forward to much more and happy to discuss/chat through thoughts and ideas.

FemGore

Hi Nickolai. Thank you for the thoughtful questions and ideas, I really appreciate them. I've already outlined many of the physical, intellectual, and psychological traits of the Alpha/Evolved women, as well as the general foundations of the setting itself. At its core, it's a dystopian feminist society ruled by a very small population of biologically superior women, the result of an evolutionary process that unfolded over roughly a century and ultimately led to an extreme form of class division. I also have a fairly clear idea of the social structure, the different factions and ideologies among the Evolved, and how humanity fits into this new world. However, many aspects of the early history are still evolving. The exact causes behind the emergence of the Evolved, their first discoveries of their abilities, the initial conflicts with the old order, and the path that led to their rise to power are all areas I'm still developing and refining. This setting isn't built around a single protagonist or storyline. I have several different characters and stories that take place within the same universe, often in different regions and social environments. Some of the upcoming comics will explore other aspects of everyday life in this parallel world, introduce new factions and personalities, and help flesh out the social dynamics of the setting in greater detail. One of the reasons I enjoy working on this universe is that it gives me room to explore new ideas, contradictions, and different perspectives. So suggestions like yours are always welcome and genuinely helpful. I'd be happy to discuss theories, ideas, and possible directions for the setting.

nickolai

I have had the discussion regarding a small number of demi-goddesses/super women exerting and maintaining control over a much larger population. It struck me as somewhat challenging to do so without some form of "cheating" or bubbling semblance of a rebellion if the ruled class is spread out over a very large geography unless the super women have incredibly far reaching senses or are constantly super speeding around on patrol. Proximity to the ruled or a context in which the ruled are in dense locations makes it easier. Now of course therein lies the fun for guys like me that like to read about men organizing to rise against uber-women only to be hopelessly and overwhelmingly crushed by women with impossible strength, speed and invulnerability. Why I like authors like Dru and Writergirl89 (formerly known as Musclebound). I do like the aspects of ambiguity you have injected. One moment Karen is using her incredible strength to lift buildings to save people. The next she is thoughtlessly killing without effort or remorse. She may end the life of a person thanking her because she didn't like his odor and then kill the person next to him for hesitating to thank her. It leaves the ruled unsure how to behave around her and therefor her presence all the more terrifying. Curious you have different factions. I wonder what their differences are. Are the differences related to how to rule the unevolved or they more internal centered around political and economic intrigue? Also seems as if some women are physically more powerful than others. Are there classes within the Evolved defined by physical strength or are strength levels close enough that physicality doesn't matter, like in our society? I like the "innate super-strength women possess as the source of their social, political and economic power as well as the source of their view that it is their divine right to rule" kind of stuff. With respect to that and ambiguity, it could be fun here where the unevolved don't really know the extent of the Evolved's strength and abilities. 1) It gives them hope that if they just get enough of the right weapons, there is a chance to can mount a successful insurrection, only to see their weapons are completely useless, their escape vehicles effortlessly chased down; or 2) the unevolved think they are in places where they can speak freely not knowing their conversations underground, behind concrete and steel were still heard by an Evolved above ground or gather away from prying eyes not knowing an Evolved easily saw them 5 miles away unable to escape the vast surveillance capabilities of these women. Just when they think they have witnessed the edge or extent of what these women can do, their disbelieving eyes witness an Evolved perform an even more shocking feat of strength seemingly without much effort. I will spare you from going one even more. Apologies for the stream of conscious writing and poor grammar.

FemGore

Thank you for the thoughtful comment and for taking the time to share your ideas. I really appreciate it. I'm also a fan of both Dru1076 and Musclebound. In fact, I had the pleasure of collaborating with Dru some years ago. A lot of the questions you raise are actually things I'm currently working on. At the moment I'm building the setting from the ground up: the genetics of the Evolved, their evolution as a species, their history, political factions, and the structure of modern society. My goal is to make the world feel coherent even when the women possess impossible levels of strength and power. One of the ideas I'm exploring is that the Evolved are not a unified group. There are major ideological factions, some believing humans should be controlled and protected, others believing humanity is an obsolete species. Most of the political conflict actually happens between different groups of Evolved rather than between Evolved and humans. There are also significant differences in power levels. While all Evolved are vastly superior to humans, some are considerably stronger, older, more intelligent, or more influential than others. Physical power matters, but so do wealth, knowledge, age, political influence, and social status. As for rebellion, I agree with you completely: part of the fun is that humans never truly know where the limits are. They constantly hope there is a weakness, a weapon, or a strategy that might work, only to discover that the Evolved are even more powerful than they imagined. I like the idea that uncertainty itself becomes a tool of control. In the current setting, human rebellions still occur, but they are becoming increasingly rare. The Evolved's combination of overwhelming physical power, heightened senses, and vastly superior intelligence makes successful resistance virtually impossible. In some cases, Evolved rulers even tolerate—or secretly orchestrate—small resistance movements themselves, either to justify harsher control measures or simply for their own amusement. Karen is a good example of the ambiguity I'm aiming for. She may save thousands of lives one day and massacre other people the next. From her perspective, both actions can seem equally reasonable. I find that much more unsettling than a character who is simply good or evil. Thanks again for the comment. Discussions like this are genuinely helpful because they force me to think about aspects of the setting that I might otherwise overlook. As I continue developing the project, I'll be posting more documents that explore different aspects of this universe in greater detail. If there are specific topics you'd like to see expanded on, or if you want to discuss certain ideas more deeply, feel free to message me privately as well.