Author: wolfcub
Title: Stay-boy History
Summary: A companion piece to Stay-boy. Tells the history of how 
Stay-boy came into common use and how it changed society.
Keywords: b mf exhib drug

Better living...through chemistry. If ever there was an example of that 
being true, it would be Stay-boy--the revolutionary drug for delaying 
the onset of puberty in boys. In the latter half of the previous 
century and the early part of this century, society faced a growing 
problem that was largely the result of technology.

More efficient food production, better sanitary facilities, and the 
control of communicable diseases led to a much healthier population. 
Along with that came a much earlier onset of puberty. Two centuries 
ago, children typically started puberty in their mid-teens (15 to 17 
years old). By the start of this century, it had become quite common 
for children to start puberty in their pre-teen years (often 12 years 
old, but frequently as young as 9 or 10).

At the same time, the increasing complexities of a technological 
society meant that children had to spend much more time preparing for 
adulthood. As recently as the middle of the previous century, a person 
with an eighth-grade education could get a job that paid well enough to 
provide for a family and live a comfortable lifestyle. Within a few 
decades, it became increasingly necessary to stay in school 
longer--whether technical school or college--to gain the skills 
necessary to obtain a well-paying job.

The result was that children went from becoming sexually mature at 
approximately the same time (or just a few years before) they were able 
to provide for a family to becoming sexually mature a decade or more 
before they were financially and emotionally prepared to deal with 
parenthood. Children were pressured internally to engage in sexual 
activity and externally to delay sexual activity.

Fortunately, advances in technology eventually led to a solution: 
Stay-boy.

The explosion of genetic knowledge gained from extensive research led 
to the discovery of the precise chain of chemical events that start 
puberty. Using this knowledge, researchers produced a drug that 
inhibits the onset of puberty by bonding more readily to it than with 
the body's usual receptors.

Initially, this drug was used to treat precocious puberty; however, the 
revolution came when someone realized that it could have broader 
application--at precisely a time when parents would be open to the idea.

The wide-spread use of drugs to treat ADHD got parents accustomed to 
the idea of treating behavioral problems with medication. No one knows 
for sure who first suggested that delaying puberty could have numerous, 
positive effects, but the idea of their cute, eager-to-please little 
boys remaining cute, eager-to-please little boys spread among parents 
like wildfire.

Parents involved in the initial studies had nothing but praise for this 
new "wonder drug." They extolled the virtues of Stay-boy to anyone who 
would listen. In addition to their sons maintaining their sweet 
dispositions, parents also noted that their boys were more attentive in 
school and more focused on productive activities--including sports and 
other extracurricular activities. Stay-boy quickly went from being 
something that might help some boys to something that parents had to 
have for their boys if they wanted them to be competitive with their 
peers.

Of course, there was also quite a bit of reluctance among parents to 
"interfering with nature," but a second breakthrough tipped the scales 
in Stay-boy's favor.

The initial version of Stay-boy contained ingredients that eliminated 
the urge for boys to engage in sex. Researchers thought that a complete 
product should also *prevent* a boy from engaging is sex. A new product 
was released that not only prevented puberty but also contained an 
ingredient that prevented the boy from getting erections by similarly 
bonding more readily with the chemical signals that caused erections. 
"Safe from the urges, safe from the means" read the advertising copy. 
The improved Stay-boy rapidly became a top seller.

A parallel product--Safe-boy--was released that contained only the 
erection inhibitor. Marketed as a "safe--and temporary--means of 
inhibiting erections," Safe-boy caught on with many parents who were 
fearful of possible long-term effects of Stay-boy.

Safe-boy was sold in liquid form in single-dose, two-ounce bottles. The 
drug was quickly absorbed by the body, working in as little as thirty 
minutes and lasting for up to twelve hours. Evidence of it's temporary 
nature was easily observable, relieving a large number of parents of 
their fears.

An interesting development was that many parents began insisting that 
boys take Safe-boy before allowing them to go on a date with their 
daughters. Rather than providing their children with condoms, ensuring 
that their children wouldn't need condoms was much more appealing to 
parents. This resulted in a number of unforeseen benefits.

Parents often insisted that the boy hang around their house for the 30 
to 45 minutes it took for the drug to start working. This provided an 
opportunity for parents to get to know their daughters' boyfriends 
better (and vice versa), which led to better relationships both between 
the parents and the boy and the boy and his girlfriend.

Girls were, naturally, curious about the effects of the drug, and 
numerous boys found themselves the happy recipients of an enthusiastic 
hand job at the first opportunity for relative privacy. Since Safe-boy 
in no way interferes with the sensitivity of the penis, boys are still 
capable of orgasm and ejaculation--albeit somewhat less satisfying and 
considerably less forceful in the absence of an erection.

The pre-date hand job became an open secret then a fait accompli of 
modern teen dating. The fact that intercourse was off the table led to 
greater acceptance of other forms of sexual activity among teens. Teens 
openly discussed oral sex, and boy/girl sleepovers--with a boyfriend 
and girlfriend sharing a bed--became acceptable and more common (as did 
the prank of slipping the groom some Safe-boy at his wedding reception, 
thus getting his honeymoon off to an amusing--and frustrating--start).

By this time, about half of all teenaged boys were taking Stay-boy, and 
most of the rest were taking a tablet-based version of Safe-boy that 
was longer-lasting than the liquid form. Either way, parents had a safe 
and effective way of preventing teen pregnancy. Teenaged pregnancy 
rates plummeted.

Of course, teenaged girls could still engage in intercourse with young 
adult men, but such men were more likely to use condoms. Regardless, 
with greater acceptance of sexual activity between teen girls and 
"safe" boys, few teen girls sought the attention of fully-functional 
males.

As Stay-boy and Safe-boy became as commonplace as daily vitamins, and 
safe sexual activity among teens became more accepted, other changes 
began to take place.

A popular toilet-training method, often called "Naked Potty Training," 
advocated keeping children bare-bottomed during the process. After the 
initial success of Stay-boy, it became apparent that there was 
significant value to "keeping an eye on" a boy's development so that 
the window of opportunity for starting Stay-boy would not be missed.

Since many boys would balk at reintroducing bare-bottom time at the age 
of seven or eight, parents began the practice of a permanent 
bare-bottom-at-home policy for boys once they started toilet training. 
For boys, removing one's shorts upon arriving home gradually became a 
practice more common than removing one's shoes.

With friends and relatives visiting, boys became accustomed to being 
seen naked by people outside of their immediate family, and removing 
one's shorts indoors when visiting others became an accepted--and 
expected--practice.

It wasn't long before playing naked in the backyard and swimming 
naked--even at public lakes, beaches, and pools--became prevalent. In 
general, boy nudity became as acceptable as bare feet and bare 
chests--taboo at school, the mall, and semi-formal to formal occasions, 
but largely unnoticed at home, around the neighborhood, and at informal 
gatherings.

Today, nearly two-thirds of pre-teen and teen boys take Stay-boy, and 
nearly all the remaining teen boys take Safe-boy. The reduced stress of 
delayed puberty, the near-elimination of teen pregnancy, and the 
more-open acceptance of boy nudity and teen sexual activity have led to 
more peaceful and enjoyable teen years--for both parents and children. 
The widespread use of Stay-boy and Safe-boy has resulted in clear 
benefits for modern society.

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