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The Size Matters System (MalePOV + FemPOV) The year was 2036. Female scientists had finally confirmed what many women had suspected for years: a man's size was directly linked to his genetic superiority. According to the research, the bigger he was, the better his genes supposedly were. After the women's movement gained serious momentum in the late 2020s and early 2030s, the world had become largely matriarchal. Governments responded by introducing the Size Matters System, a social hierarchy based entirely on male size. Once a man reached maturity, he had to visit an Official Measurement Office. His size determined his permanent class, which was then tattooed onto his inner wrist. The Classes S-Class — 8.00+ inches: Extremely rare and considered the cream of the crop. S-Class men enjoyed exceptional privileges and could pursue women already partnered with lower-class men. Condoms were not permitted. A-Class — 7.00–7.99 inches: Considered high-ranking and highly desirable. They could pursue partners of lower-class men. B-Class — 6.00–6.99 inches: Viewed as respectable and more than adequate. They enjoyed similar privileges over lower classes. C-Class — 5.00–5.99 inches: Considered just below the ideal. They could have relationships but were required to use protection and were forbidden from having children. They were also limited to one romantic partner for life. D-Class — 4.00–4.99 inches: Considered unfortunate. D-Class men were barred from sexual relationships and could only take care of themselves privately. Any unwanted sexual contact involving them was treated as a serious crime. F-Class — 0–3.99 inches: The bottom of the ladder. F-Class men were mocked and socially ostracized. They were denied many privileges afforded to other men and were forbidden from sexual activity. They were required to wear chastity devices, while feminization was offered as a supposed route to a better life. There was also the mysterious P-Class, supposedly reserved for men over ten inches. Rumor had it that these men were so exceptionally endowed that they could command extraordinary influence over women. Most people, however, believed P-Class was nothing more than an urban legend. The Laws Men who had not yet received their classification tattoo were known as Unclassed and were forbidden from entering relationships of a sexual nature. Anyone caught lying about their measurement or faking their tattoo could face severe punishment, including imprisonment and forced medical procedures. The system also changed the rules surrounding relationships. A woman who became involved with a higher-class man than her husband or boyfriend was not considered unfaithful under the law and could not be penalized during divorce or custody disputes. Unclassed men were also forbidden from disclosing their measurements to women. The government proudly declared the Size Matters System a huge success, claiming it had boosted female happiness and wellbeing—though the price was a society where men's lives were increasingly determined by a number permanently stamped on their wris