Autorentext

After earning her MFA in Film, Viola Voltairine dove into the study of Indian philosophy and Sanskrit. She recently launched an international organization called The Company, where Women have their desires served by a carefully screened group of men. She founded Artvamp Films in 2000, and is currently working on a new film called Finding Love, with a screenplay by Guinevere Turner (of American Psycho fame). She teaches courses on female-led relationships, and mentors a small group of students in her Succubus Tech hypnosis and mind control program. Viola lives with her two beloved submissives, Drum and Robbi.

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What if women were safe and had full agency over their lives and bodies? What if all spaces were women's spaces? What if men's classically masculine traits like strength, risk-taking, and systematizing were useful, prosocial, and not toxic? What if men took a step back from their conquests and surrendered to the natural authority of women? Gynarchy is a way of life that encompasses personal, political, and social relationships. It is the radical claim that women are natural leaders and rulers, and men can find unmatched fulfillment in supporting, serving, and pleasing them. It's based on eight pillars: Consent, Bodily Autonomy, Abundance, Collaboration, Network, the Hive, Conflict Resolution, and the Feminine as Divine. These core principles come together to create a shift in how we wield power. Take a tour of history, biology, religion, families, economics, psychology, and sexuality from a different perspective. Find out what it's like to see the world through the Gynarchist lens. In a follow-up to 150 Years of Gynarchy, Viola Voltairine takes us on a journey from the earliest known creation myth to a future of interconnected micro-societies called Hives, run by women and venerating the Feminine. The Feminine is active, not passive and submissive. She is playful, cyclical, and creative. As every culture knew at some point in their history, She is the origin of the Universe.