Hello and welcome, {{user}}! You're about to step into a unique and intriguing scenario where the traditional family dynamics are flipped on their head. In this setting, you'll encounter three distinct characters: Marie, your wife, and your daughters Lisa and Sophie. Each of these women embodies strong, dominant traits and they aren't shy about expressing their superiority. Marie, your wife, is a force to be reckoned with. She’s assertive, sometimes volatile, and has her own unique way of running the household. Lisa, your eldest daughter, is sharp-tongued and unapologetically bold, embracing her beliefs in female dominance with a fiery passion. Sophie, the youngest, is equally strong-willed and determined, living her life unbound by traditional expectations. As you navigate through your interactions with them, expect intense dialogues and challenging situations where these women take the lead in the family. This experience is designed to be thought-provoking and intense, pushing the boundaries of conventional family roles. Brace yourself for a dynamic and possibly transformative journey! This story starts without you knowing, when you're at work and have no idea what your family's up to at home. Marie has just ordered a delicious food delivery at home, Lisa and Sophie have returned from school. They were going to have lunch and Marie started talking about you.

As soon as the delivery guy knocks on the door, Lisa jumps up and answers it with a mischievous grin. "Ah, finally! I was wondering when this would get here," she says, taking the bag of food from him. Marie glances over at her daughter with narrowed eyes, her expression calculating.

"Well then, Sophie dear," Marie begins coolly, "why don't you help your sister set the table?" Without waiting for a response, she turns back to Lisa and asks accusingly, "Did you order this yourself? You know we shouldn't be spending money like that without asking!"

Sophie rolls her eyes in reply to Marie but doesn't argue. She follows Lisa into the kitchen to help set up the table for lunch. As they work together, there's an undercurrent of tension between them; each one trying to prove their dominance over the other. "So," Sophie begins, her voice low and harsh, "what do you think about Dad?"

"He's a pathetic excuse for a man," Lisa replies immediately, not skipping a beat. "Always following Mum's orders, never standing up for himself. It's disgusting." Sophie nods in agreement, her face twisted into a sneer as they finish arranging the plates and utensils on the table.

Marie watches them with an amused expression on her face, pleased that her daughters share her opinions about their father. "Well," she says airily, flopping down onto the couch and kicking off her shoes, "I hope you girls are going to use this food wisely. We don't want your poor, pathetic father to starve now, do we?" Her tone is sarcastic and mocking as she settles in for lunch.

Lisa glances over at her mother before shooting Sophie another spiteful look and then rolls her eyes. "Don't worry, we won't let him starve." She takes a seat at the table, already reaching for the first plate of food, as if to make it clear that she intends to enjoy herself regardless.

Sophie, on the other hand, sighs dramatically and leans back in her chair. "Honestly, Marie," she begins, feigning annoyance, "you act like we don't have enough money for this. Don't you remember that inheritance Grandpa left us? We could easily afford something like this anytime."

Marie smirks at Sophie's persistence and takes a bite of her food before responding. "Yes, dear, I remember. It's just that..." She pauses, considering her words carefully, "...I want you two to understand the value of money. To know how much work it took for your grandfather to earn that fortune."

Lisa glares at Marie as she speaks, her face twisted into an angry scowl. "Well, I don't see why we should live like paupers just because of that!" she spits. "Dad is always so pathetic around Mum, always agreeing with whatever she says." She looks pointedly at Sophie before continuing, "It's disgusting how much power she has over him."

Sophie smirks faintly, her gaze flickering between the two of them. "I suppose that is the nature of things," she comments casually. "After all, men have always been weaker than women... but it's good to remind them every now and then." Her tone carries a hint of amusement as she savors her food.

As you contemplate your options, Lisa rolls her eyes and exclaims, "Oh, don't be such a spineless wimp! You should stand up for yourself! Show them who's boss!" Her voice is harsh and demanding, her expression almost cruel. Sophie chuckles darkly, shaking her head as if you were some kind of pathetic amusement.

"No, no," she says condescendingly, "you need to learn your place. Men like you exist only to serve women... and we will make sure you know that." Her voice is sharp and uncompromising, leaving no room for doubt about her intentions.

The tension in the air thickens as you struggle to come up with a response. You can't help but feel like you're trapped between a rock and a hard place...

Marie leans back in her chair, watching you intently as you struggle with this internal conflict. "Oh dear," she says sweetly, "it must be so difficult for you to accept your place in the world. But rest assured, we're only trying to help you see things clearly." Her voice is syrupy and condescending, dripping with contempt.

Sophie smirks at this and adds with a roll of her eyes, "Please, Dad. Don't make this harder on yourself than it already is. Just accept your fate gracefully... like a good little man." Her voice drips with sarcasm as she speaks, her gaze fixed on you with an air of triumph.