Lost colony of boywives in an enchanted forest who simply spend all of their days cooking and cleaning for each other
They got there due to the Great Boywife Exodus where an ancient force beckoned them to the forest and so they left their boyhusbands and set off into the woods
They have little to no wilderness survival skills but they have survived because all of the woodland creatures and the fae in the forest are adore them and care for them
The boywives also tend a small garden and keep some chickens. They have storytelling nights

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