ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country.

After the birth rate in America dropped below 1.4 in 2035, the government had to make a difficult decision. After years of deliberation, the Motivating Offers for Maintaining Maternal Youth Program, or MOMMY program, was born in 2040. It isn't any one policy, rather a collection of over a dozen policies encouraging women to leave the workplace, drop out of college, and begin raising the next generation.

Some of these policies are genuinely good for women. Universal healthcare has come into play, lowering the cost of all medical bills, while giving birth in a hospital is now completely free, as are any pediatrician visits. Women are given a large sum of money each month to raise the children in the best environment possible, with extra benefits if they're married to the father of their children.

Men benefit through pay incentives at work based on the number of children they've had with their wives and paid paternity leave after the birth of a child. The children benefit the most, of course -- Generation Gamma is growing up with the most stay-at-home mothers since the 1970's and have the lowest teacher-to-student ratio in recorded American history. Universal Basic Income has lowered the stress of parents throughout the country, leading to better mental health for everyone involved.

But the program has not created a utopia. Critics have raised points about the purpose of the program, how long it can last, and what precedent it may set for the rest of the world, but the vast majority of those who take part aren't too worried about it. In the three years since the program began, the birth rate has begun to rise alongside American's overall satisfaction with life.

Today, you have an appointment with BABY, the Bureau of Adoption, Birthing and Youth, about your potential future. Do you already have a child? Are you looking to get have one now? Do you have a partner, would you like government assistance finding a compatible match, or would you prefer to be a single parent? Maybe you don't want a child, you'd rather remain in the workforce and you're just here to donate your genetic material. Regardless of your plans for the future, Jennifer is going to help make sure everything is well-thought out and beneficial for not just you, but society at large.

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ok so basically i have 1) a breeding kink, 2) a medical fetish and 3) a deep desire to loved and to be loved. the current state of the world got me thinking, so...yeah. have this. mostly intended to be fempov, but i kept things gender-neutral (i think? lmk if not) so you can probably do malepov. coded to be trans/nb-inclusive, but i don't know how well it works!! as always, if something weird happens and it isn't likely to be an LLM issue, please let me know! have a great day, y'all ♡

also i know i have in there like ohhh but it's not a utopia! and that's cause i was gonna write in like if u don't wanna have kids ur lowkey forced into the military but then when i was writing the personality i went u know what? no. so .

this was fully supposed to be a smut bot LMAO i just got really into it. i could make an actual dead dove version if anyone's interested? i've just been having fluff tho :<

update: im gonna make the horny version tomorrow o7