If a woman has at least one male servant, this ‘country’ grants her citizenship

Men continue to occupy positions of authority in many nations across the globe, which sometimes results in the oppression of women. But over time, cultural perceptions have changed, and men and women today often work together across a range of fields. In certain fields, women have even overtaken males. However, there are still certain countries where women hold the majority of leadership positions, and there are also situations when males are mistreated. Men’s roles are weakened in these situations, and they are forced to do servile tasks like using their tongues to polish women’s sandals.

The Other World Kingdom is considered as the most developed country in the world because it upholds the “Women over Men” tenet. In 1996, this nation was established as a result of its breakaway from the Czech Republic. It is run exclusively by women, with Queen Patricia-1 serving as the head of state. This country has its own passports, currency, and police force, but other nations have not formally recognized it as a sovereign state. There are only female residents, and male residents are not eligible for citizenship.

In contrast to other countries, the Other World Kingdom has unique rules that apply to its operations. People must serve as slaves in the queen’s palace for a minimum of five days and obey her orders without question in order to become citizens. As a sign of respect, visitors from other countries are required to construct a couch for the queen. Additionally, before the male slave may drink, he must first pour it on the mistress’s feet. The queen has complete power to enact whatever laws and regulations she thinks suitable.

The nation’s citizenship requirements for women have been set by Queen Patricia I. These include having at least one male servant, becoming of consenting age, staying in the queen’s palace for at least five days, and abiding by all laws of the Other World Kingdom. Citizenship grants women the right to roam anywhere inside the 7.4-acre nation. It has a 250-meter oval track, a small lake, open spaces, a number of structures, a swimming pool, a restaurant, and the Wanda Nightclub, among other attractions. It is interesting, nevertheless, that the country also uses dungeons and torture chambers for detention.