𝄒𓏲࣪ . 𝄒 Flory

My name is Mahmoud, and I'm a 17-year-old from Gaza. The ongoing war has devastated my city, destroyed my school, and made daily life incredibly challenging.

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It’s a crossover that is actually my desired reality a few years after when I plan to shift to it :)

Trying to write down the concepts and modifications from canon I imagined wasn’t easy, but I hope it’s clear enough for possible readers to understand.

In my opinion if Ymbrynes weren’t necessarily all females due to the obscure nature of their peculiar genes, then Peculiardom wouldn’t be a matriarchal society at all.

Like, we all know how much peculiars have remotely backward views on women (the Claywings numbers is an example of that, but just look at the clans and the political organization aside from Ymbrynes and you’ll see that most of the individuals with high positions are men) and that most peculiars are born in the normal world which is very sexist in itself (and they carry on those views into Peculiardom).

I can’t think of an example of a peculiar being openly sexist aside from wights but at times I really felt a weird vibe or just the omnipresence of men and women being depicted as more hysterical/emotional/weak or characters you just kinda forget about.

Plus,,, the Ymbryne’s lives in general. Not being able to choose if you want to marry or be in a relationship, literally your teachings at the academy being how to raise children and maintain a good home (it’s not sexist in itself but the whole thing feels very traditionalists, like those women are expected to be mothers AND politicians at the same time, that’s very hard and time consuming.) Also most of them are (or are taught to be) the living embodiment of good manners and acceptable behavior, they do tend to repress their emotions and be very reminiscent of how women were supposed to act in older times (most of them are from XIXish century time periods so this makes sense, but again their insertion in Peculiardom who is supposedly better than the normals didn’t change anything about the expectations they face).