u/Akirash

Good gender reversal series (The Honor of Duty)

Fisrt book came out some time ago but it is still one of few series fully commited to this premise, as that the protagonist is really the weaker sex and was born this way, and not just regular man who stumbles into foreign, gender reversal culture when he is already adult.

Plot of books is that young man, born in matriarchal fantasy world (with women being the stronger sex), is sent into arranged marriage with cold, distant wife. And so he searching for place in his new family.

Other readers said, and I kinda agree, that books feels like classical female oriented arranged marriage story, but if it was writen for men and with harem elements. And it is pretty good writen overall.

The second book just came out, so it is good time to try it.

u/Akirash — 8 days ago

▲ 1 r/freewill

Sometimes I see people on internet arguing against existence of free will because of Determinism and such, and I never understood the motivation to have such believe.

It doesn't really matter if people actions were chosen on their own accord or if their actions were predetermined. In the end, world will be always in one same state regardless. The only diffirence I can think of is that not having free will remove people from responsibilty for their actions, which doesn't seem any useful or healthy.

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u/Akirash — 26 days ago