Part One. Feedback Welcome. First Time Writer.
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Prologue:
While many were fearful of the rapidly increasing cost of healthcare, or impending doom of a new world war few paid attention to rapidly changing education reforms. As more and more jobs were replaced by artificial intelligence and automation only the best could go to a college that provided credentials for employment.
Only the very rich could afford to send their children to schools providing an education that led to opportunities for wealth generation. As the nation abolished public schools and eventually created a charter school syndicate, the education community controlled less and less of what children learned at school.
Soon the elites controlled all forms of education with very little federal or state government oversight.
With the passing of Make American Men Great Again Act (MAMGAA), once again certain jobs were only available to male applicants. As a result of MAMGAA the job pool was less competitive leveling the playing field for employment. MAMGAA was a bi-partisan attempt to stabilize the job market and reduce the pressure of high unemployment on government.
Women were left with few options; selling their sexuality in the hopes of becoming a trophy wife or live in bimbo for a wealthy man became the most sought "goal." Many would fare much worse.
Many called this the Kardashian effect, women were categorized once again by their breast size and hip size in relation to their waists, with importance placed on how many Instagram followers they could achieve after turning eighteen.
Scientists studied the process and the effect of the Kardashian family on society. In all honesty after a decade plus of Kim and then Kylie, society became consumed with the look and attitude, Kardashian just became the new normal.
Charter schools changed the female curriculum, splitting up the sexes. Males were expected to be at college proficiency by sophomore year in High School, keep up or drop out. Female students learned about beauty, male anatomy, and took physical fitness classes like Pilates, Yoga, or booty building.
Quickly higher education adjusted and offered programs for women to achieve their bimbo goals of landing a wealthy man.
For their part men paid close attention to the number of Instagram followers a female had and if she "earned" a bimbo degree. What did the degree include?
Let's follow Shasha as she starts the program at Harvard University. Harvard increased its requirements for men, only accepting the smartest and wealthiest individuals, or less than 1% of applicants.
The school loosened requirements for woman to simply her natural beauty and "ability to achieve the highest echelons of male attention" as defined by the literature from the School of BIMBO Studies.
If males were to be measured by IQ, females would be measured by the male definition of beauty and worth, tits and ass!
Chapter 1.
My name is Shasha I am a recent graduate of the Shire Crest Charter School, one of the nation's elite schools.
A few billionaires donated millions to the school in the hopes of attracting the smartest boys and most attractive females. The male program had been doing great for years and produced some of the highest ranked male recruits year after year.
Our female classes didn't do so well and this was the first year we had the #1 ranked class in the country, I was the first female to be accepted by Harvard from Shire Crest!
Many attributed this to the Double D Rule, an Ivy League decision that gave females with breasts D cup or larger priority if all other beauty conditions were equal.
Many called it "breastative action" and it quickly was adopted throughout the country to prequalify students for admission.
At Harvard, a new building was built to house and educate the "Leading Future Bimbo's of the World"; a gleaming master piece that showcased the wealth of the school.
Adorned with marble floors and glass everywhere, the school quickly achieved the "highest cost per square foot for a building in the North East", as the dean was quick to point out.
On the first day we were given room assignments, I found out I would not have a roommate.
Odd because all of the year one girls in line had more than one roommate, I quickly learned that room assignments were based on the beauty score given to us on acceptance to the school.
My score was one of the highest for both year one and two girls.
Riding the elevator to the top floor revealed two suites, I checked my keys "702" opening the door I found a fully furnished apartment, the décor looked to be out of an Architecture Digest magazine or something.
Then suddenly startled, I heard a voice behind me. It was a girl with a year three tag on her shirt.
She quickly introduced herself as Charlotte, "I wanted to make sure you were settling in and meet the year one girl who got a suite all to herself!"
Charlotte explained that she lived in "701" just across the hall.
Charlotte had the Bimbo look down pat, six-inch heels, booty shorts, and gorgeous breasts hanging out in a school branded tank top, with a face of expertly applied makeup.
I later learned that she finished year one at the top her class, finishing with a beauty score that allowed her to live in the largest suite in the building.
She asked my score and I said that I had forgotten, she was aghast with shock.
Charlotte told me " all females need to know their score and number of social media followers at all times, it's all we have as females!" I quickly pulled up my Instagram, 1 million followers.
She looked at me with disgust and flatly said "I bet you will take the record at the end of the year."
I knew I had a good amount of followers and the boys loved me, always calling me "Hoover" because my lips were naturally so large, but all of this was so overwhelming!
I quickly put down all of my bags and attended the year one meeting in the main atrium.
Riding the glass elevator to the lobby bellow, I noticed the sheer number of females attending the school and their intense beauty.
At Shire Crest all of the girls were attractive, but here every girl could be described as a twelve if not higher.
Many girls were annoyed at the cramped conditions of the suites (dorms); most elite charter schools did not make girls share sleeping or studying space.
But Harvard offered the best opportunity to marry rich. We quickly took our seats.
There was a gorgeous woman standing at the podium, she must have been forty plus, but didn't look a day past twenty-five.
She spoke softly and confidently "welcome, welcome, welcome" and all of the girls started cheering.
She introduced herself as Bonnie our "school mom"; she said there was a lot to explain in our opening week.
But tonight was important; we were going to meet the freshman guys.
"The social tonight would allow us to understand our attractiveness through the eyes of men." She explained that being attractive to men is the most important trait we as females can have.
"Y'all have a long way to go to understand the needs of men, but tonight will introduce you to the value we bring to their important lives."
Cheering again from the crowd and this time it took a while to settle down.
We were told to spend the night with the young man that showed us interest.
Bonnie also told us about the new "freshman 15" girls were expected to tone up and gain weight in the "right" places, while guys were expected to gain 15 pounds of muscle or more, why on that later.
She went over our daily schedules and explained how meals worked.
Another shocker, the university decided we would only get solid food ¬five times a week!
Every girl would receive smoothies matched to our body index to meet exact dietary needs for the day. In other words, "meal replacement" as highlighted by the documents aides were handing out.
Aides then started to hand out special bottles with folding suck-able straws with each girls name on them.
