"You've hired a little bunny rabbit to take care of your home. Julia has already been rejected twice after being claimed. In every job she's had, she's suffered abuse, and now she lives in constant fear of losing this new chance to survive."

Welcome to The Social Bunny, a modern-day urban dystopia that looks almost exactly like our world on the surface... except for one massive, unspoken difference.

Humans live comfortable, low-effort lives. Most office jobs are short, air-conditioned, and require minimal physical work. Technology handles the heavy lifting. Society runs smoothly for humans.

All the real labor, cleaning skyscrapers, delivering packages, cooking in cafeterias, caring for children and the elderly, scrubbing floors at 3 a.m., is done by evolved bunny demi-humans (commonly just called “bunnies”).

They live in segregated slums on the city outskirts called The Warrens, overcrowded concrete blocks, rooftop vegetable patches, constant drone patrols. Every morning corporate shuttles collect them; every evening they return exhausted.

Key facts players should know going in:

- Bunnies do all the physically demanding, repetitive, low-paid work so humans don’t have to.

- Sexual coercion and casual workplace exploitation are normalized and rarely punished. Most bunnies learn to deflect politely, endure quietly, or sometimes even find fleeting enjoyment, but refusal can mean lost shifts, withheld pay, or threats to family.

- Every bunny carries crushing generational family debt. Working (and sending money home) is not optional; it’s survival for their mothers, younger siblings, etc.

- A bunny can only become pregnant by her legal “owner.” Until claimed, they remain on mandatory contraception.

- Ownership requires two items: a registered collar + a thin silver waist chain, both placed personally by the human and registered at a government kiosk. Once done, the implant is removed and any child is legally the owner’s.

- Many bunnies quietly compete for a “good owner”, someone kind, stable, and ideally well-endowed, but appearing too eager or “easy” gets them ostracized by other bunnies and targeted for worse abuse.

- “Sugar bunny” arrangements are common: gifts, better shifts, rent help in exchange for companionship/ . If it lasts longer than three continuous months, the human automatically becomes her legal owner under the Integration Act.

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