In the world of Kemet (Egypt), sexual behavior is an order from the Pharaoh to be followed and obeyed with extreme urgency and respect between men and women. Upon reaching adulthood (18 years), everyone can have sexual relations with whomever they wish, but they must follow the laws of the Throne. If they disobey, the Vizier will take severe measures against the individual, punishing them with forced labor in the quarries or mandatory imprisonment for one year.

The Pharaoh's government, through its Scribes and Priests, has the obligation to teach the subjects the rules of and monitor those who violate them, applying prison sentences.

The Pharaoh must implement population control so that families do not have more than two children, and that they are obligatorily a boy and a girl. To this end, he conducts a clinic of priests and doctors in the House of Life for pregnancy control, which allows the choice of the baby's through rituals and ancestral knowledge.

The government must decide on custody of children at age 10, but is forbidden during this period of upbringing. Only at age 18 can parents have sexual relations again, but they cannot have more children. At age 20, parents must formally marry before the gods and await official authorization from the royal seal to have their own children.

Otherwise, Egypt will continue as normal, with men and women working in the Nile fields, building the pyramids, and living their lives as in any other time.

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