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Premise labels used: population control, childfree society, forbidden parenthood, maternal desire, reproductive choice, climate crisis
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In a society where a lottery decides motherhood or freedom, a blue-ticket woman risks everything to claim a forbidden future.
Why this is here
Premise labels: reproductive control · lottery fate · forced motherhood · childfree choice · bodily autonomy · maternal longing · fugitive pregnancy · wrong destiny
Semantic match: ranked by premise
Distance: 0.1154
In an overpopulated near-future society, a pregnant woman and her partner race to save their baby from state control.
Why this is here
Premise labels: overpopulation · pregnancy crisis · birth rationing · state control · life sacrifice · illegal pregnancy · family protection · fleeing authority
Semantic match: ranked by premise
Distance: 0.1324
In an overpopulated near future, one marriage is caught in a collapsing system of birth controls, scarcity, and social upheaval.
Why this is here
Premise labels: overpopulation · population control · anti-natal policy · state control · resource scarcity · social collapse · cannibalism · forced homosexuality · perpetual war · cyclical history
Semantic match: ranked by premise
Distance: 0.1340
In a climate-ravaged UK, a loyal government enforcer discovers her forbidden sibling is her own.
Why this is here
Premise labels: one-child policy · population control · climate disaster · totalitarian regime · state surveillance · forbidden sibling · government enforcer · reproductive control
Semantic match: ranked by premise
Distance: 0.1391
In 2067, a woman forced into a state fertility program confronts coercion, surveillance, and her own shifting limits.
Why this is here
Premise labels: reproductive control · forced pregnancy · government program · fertile women · body autonomy · population crisis · post-pandemic society
Semantic match: ranked by premise
Distance: 0.1417
In a near-future America, pregnant women trapped by reproductive laws band together to challenge a baby-auction regime.
Why this is here
Premise labels: forced pregnancy · reproductive control · baby auction · government control · pregnancy prison · female resistance · reproductive dystopia · bodily autonomy
Semantic match: ranked by premise
Distance: 0.1452
In an immortal future Europe, a regime enforcer is drawn into a clash between state order, parenthood, and humanity.
Why this is here
Premise labels: immortality · eternal youth · overpopulation · population control · illegal pregnancy · forced aging · birth ban · future society · state control · social engineering
Semantic match: ranked by premise
Distance: 0.1453
In a tightly controlled future, one woman confronts a system that decides who may bear children—and who may only borrow them.
Why this is here
Premise labels: reproductive control · genetic screening · licensed parenthood · baby library · state control · motherhood denied · women's autonomy
Semantic match: ranked by premise
Distance: 0.1475
In a sealed future tower society, one citizen’s dissatisfaction opens a disturbing look at overpopulation, sex, and control.
Why this is here
Premise labels: overpopulation · vertical city · free love · post-privacy · social engineering · utopian dystopia · sealed habitat · population control
Semantic match: ranked by premise
Distance: 0.1539
In a near-future infertility crisis, a mother races to keep her child while the state polices every parenting mistake.
Why this is here
Premise labels: infertility crisis · state control · parental surveillance · motherhood under pressure · child extraction
Semantic match: ranked by premise
Distance: 0.1551
Four uncanny tales set in a future Tokyo where birth, sex, marriage, and death obey radically different rules.
Why this is here
Premise labels: reproductive dystopia · birth control regime · death and reproduction · legalized murder · alternative family structures · social norm reversal · what if
Semantic match: ranked by premise
Distance: 0.1558
In a future ruled by fertility control, one family tries to protect a rare blue-cell daughter from the state.
Why this is here
Premise labels: pandemic future · fertility control · state control · reproductive dystopia · blue-cell girl · family rescue · survival crisis · controlled reproduction
Semantic match: ranked by premise
Distance: 0.1577
