Was Britain Establish A Matriarch?

What Would Britain would be like if it formed a Matriarch throughout history. (conclusion)
Similarities and differences have been pointed out about the Mosuo customs and British customs and how they came to be so and many advantages and disadvantages were shown including both cultures.
If Britain developed as a matriarch rather a than a Patriarch throughout history then an significant amount of change would take place in our norms and values that we have gained living in this society. The patriarchal systems throughout the centuries, which we are attempting to reverse and improve, still have been seen to carry long-term underlying effects in our culture. The same applies to the Mosuo tribe as their matriarchal system has constituted the society
There is a possibility that the form of marriage in which the husband and wife will live together will still exist, however, there would be fewer expectations of a bond between the husband and wife. Marriage would have been considered more casual and women’s sexuality would not be tightly controlled or exploited as much as it has been done throughout history.
Even though the husband and wife may still live together it is likely that they will also live amongst their extended family as the woman does the Mosuo tribe and the husband and other male family members will take on the role of taking care of the eldest matriarch of the family.

Serial monogamy would nevertheless be a norm, however, there would not be a formal separation between husband and wife and after the separation, both will be allowed to have as many sexual partners just like the men and women of the Mosuo tribe. During the “divorce” it is mot likely that the mother would be expected to take care of the child and retain the custody as she would take on the role of taking care of the
However, just as now a working woman is a norm in the British society they are still expected to take care of domestic chores just as a Mosuo women would. As a matriarchy in Britain women would have been expected to work the dual shift long ago as they do in a modern British patriarch-therefore while being the main breadwinner they would also pursue the maternal role in bringing up the children and being the main carer.
Men would be able to be more open and expressive with their emotions as the “blanket of toxic masculinity” that covers the man in patriarchy would be removed and they would not feel the need to hide their emotions in order to be accepted into society and thus not become emotionally dependant on their wives.
Domestic Issues in Matriarchal Britain
Domestic violence would potentially decrease in Britain if it were a matriarch as even though the man and women would still most likely be staying in the same home the importance of the woman would be emphasised and protected by other family members and the toxic masculine dominating ego would not exist in the