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Copyright 2006 Rachael Ross all rights reserved.

Story Codes: M/F, Medical Text, Fantasy

Please note that this is intended to provide background material for
the Dabara series of short stories…if I ever write the series. If I
don't, well, just call this mildly entertaining for those of us into
it. Or maybe just me. 

Anyway, it's just a wee stretch of the creative legs. -rr




Dabara Fact Sheet: Human Sexual Reproduction

By Rachael Ross M.D.

"Pop Quiz...Books on the floor please!" Mr. Daniels was smiling at
us and the whole room groaned in response. He loved pop quizzes for
some reason, so of course nobody liked him very much. "Here we go,
take one and pass it back." He was happily handing out his little
tests.

The class was Human Health and Sexual Reproduction, Sex Ed for
short, so it should have been pretty fun, but it wasn't. It was weird
talking about sex in a roomful of giggling boys anyway, but having a
man teacher just made it worse. That the guy was boring and annoying
didn't help either.

At least I knew how the stuff worked though, even if I didn't know
why exactly, and it was the one class I was doing pretty good in. So
I couldn't really complain.

"Hmmm..." I started my test and it wasn't too bad. Mostly multiple
choice, which was always cool, cause the answer was right in front of
you. I hope you studied, you need to borrow my notes? I highlighted
some of the important stuff that you just know will be on the test...

=-=-=-=><=-=-=-=

Basically you needed a man and a woman to make a baby, like you
didn't know that, right? The woman carries the eggs in her ovaries,
those are neutral, meaning they don't have any chromosomes or
anything, the egg is just like a tiny fusion chamber, the same way it
works in your car. Except instead of fusing palladium and hydrogen to
make energy, the egg fuses the male sperm with the female pistilae to
make a baby. The sperm carries half the chromosomes and the pistilae
has the other half and the fertilized egg turns into a living,
growing fetus.

For the man it's pretty simple, I mean everyone knows the testes,
the guy's balls, make the sperm and that stuff sits in his soft
little sack just waiting to come out through his penis. All he needs
is a little incentive, like a good looking woman to touch him and
kiss him and tell him how sexy he is. He put his penis inside the
woman's vagina and has a good time until his muscles spasm and he
ejaculates his sperm into her vagina, preferably way up in there,
close to the cervix, which is like a bottleneck guarding the womb
itself.

The funny thing is though that the male body doesn't want to waste
any of that precious fluid, so it has a little safety device, a
barrier called the stymen built into the epididymis, which is a hard
word to remember. It's basically the duct connecting the testes to
the penis through which the sperm travels. This blockage in the
epididymis is like a hard little lump right near the base of the
penis and you can feel it on the bottom of the shaft, at least when
the guy's cock is hard. When the penis is soft it's sorta hard to
find that lump, but it's still there. That's called a cherry,
although nobody really knows why. Mr. Daniels said maybe because it's
sorta shaped like a little cherry.

Just on the other side of the cherry, some seminal fluids come from
the prostate gland and other places, making precum, or lubricant
basically, and so that stuff isn't blocked at all. It goes through a
different tube called the vas deferens, which is joined by the
epididymis on the other side of the stymen. That's why guys get so
wet before they actually cum and the seminal fluid doesn't have any
sperm or anything, it can't get anyone pregnant. It just comes out to
make the way smooth for the penis, as if the woman isn't already wet
enough!

Anyway, the first time a boy cums, I mean really ejaculates sperm
from his balls, it has to go through that barrier. So the pressure
builds because he's probably already cumming long before his sperm
actually comes out. It has to build up steam until the barrier
ruptures, actually tears physically, and the sperm jets through the
bloody hole and on up the shaft and out the tip. This can hurt some
guys a lot. But some guys hardly feel a thing, which is neither here
nor there, since I'm a woman. But to a boy I suppose it's a pretty
big deal and so it's a big deal to a lot of girls too. Lots of girls
fantasize about it, that's for sure.

Breaking a boy's cherry, meaning having sex with a male for the
first time in his life, is supposed to be pretty special. Part of the
reason for that is because boys are boys, I mean they're hyper-
sensitive, like all emotional and stuff. There's a lot of guys who
pride themselves on being virgins on their wedding nights, and a lot
of women like that too, having a new husband to care for and knowing
he's never been with a woman, who's never even cum once in his life.
That's sort of a turn on, you know?

But who wants to wait for marriage? There's a lot of guys in the
world, so a lot of women just figure they can break a guy's cherry
and it'll be fun, even without the wedding vows and all that stuff.

But back to reproduction. So that's the man, the woman is different
than that. She doesn't have anything blocking anything, at least not
at first. Women orgasm too, of course, and when they do they release
their own version of sperm, the pistilae, which floats around in her
love juice waiting for a sperm to swim by looking for an egg. Sperm
have tails, so they can swim. That's called the flagellum, and I
guarantee it'll be on the test. Pistilae don't have that, they can't
go anywhere by themselves, and scientist figure there's a good reason
for that. The egg needs both a sperm and a pistilae to get
impregnated and it needs them at just about the exact same moment.
Not a few minutes apart, not even a few seconds apart. The egg is
surrounded by a thin layer of protein which acts like a little
organic force field. So if a sperm finds an egg, for example, and
isn't carrying a pistiliae along with it, that protein layer will
kill the sperm cell. Same thing if it's just a pistilae by itself,
drifting along on the current and it bumps into the egg by mistake.
No sperm? Zap! The pistilae dies.

So the sperm swims by, picks up the pistilae and swims into the womb
looking for the egg. Simple right? Well, the male body doesn't want
to waste its sperm, remember? So neither does the female body. Women
have a little barrier of their own, called the hymen, which is not
really a barrier at all, but just a circular muscle near and just
inside the entrance to the vagina. When a woman orgasms this muscle
gets a little message that says don't let anyone out! It clamps down
tight, squeezing itself around the male penis, which should be pretty
deep inside the girl at that point.

This not only traps all that sperm and pistilae inside the woman,
but it also traps the male sex organ. That cock isn't going anywhere.
See, the head of the male penis has a crown, or a ridge around it,
like a flange sorta, and so long as the hymen is locked down tight,
the head of the guys penis isn't coming out, at least not by
accident. The shaft can slide back and forth though, which is cool,
because if you're going to be locked together you might as well have
fun, right? And it isn't like the penis is going to go soft anytime
soon either.

The whole purpose of sex is to make a baby, and both bodies know it,
even if the people don't. So when a woman cums and that hymen
tightens up like a vise, the rest of her vaginal muscles go into
milking mode, at least that's what we call it in school, just cause
it sounds funny. The real term is vaginal chorea, which sounds bad,
but it isn't. Basically there are 36 little muscle pairs, which is 72
muscles altogether...watch out for that on the test, by the way. Mr.
Daniels likes trick questions...those muscles really start to
squeeze, like a farmer milking a cow. They massage the cock still
inside the vagina, keeping it hard and happy and ready to cum again
and again. And that penis isn't going anywhere, like I said, so it
usually does keep cumming until every drop of sperm is gone.

The woman can't keep cumming though, at least not the big one
continuously like a guy can. Men have multiple orgasms, like one
right after another, even after their balls are empty. They'll keep
jerking, but nothing is really coming out except seminal fluid.
Anyway, a woman can't physically orgasm until her hymen retracts,
because while the hymen is tensed those muscles temporarily sever the
nerves that allow orgasm, but as soon as the hymen relaxes those
nerves come back to screaming life, so she's usually primed and
cumming within seconds. In the meantime though, that milking action
feels really good because all those little muscle spasms feel like
tiny mini-orgasms anyway. But the real orgasms, those are monstrous,
take it from me, and most women are just begging for another big one
after some 20 or 30 minutes of all those little ones.

And that's how long it takes, seriously, because the female body is
just waiting, letting the egg soak in all that hot baby gravy. After
about half an hour the muscles relax, the hymen opens and if the
guy's quick he can pull out, but if he hesitates, bam! The woman is
gonna cum again, I almost guarantee it, and the guy's gonna be stuck
for another half hour. So sex can be a very long and pleasurable
experience, lasting as long as two hours sometimes, but I think an
hour and a half is probably closer to normal, 90 minutes of just
cumming, with brief little rest stops here and there.

So that's one of the small interesting side effects that women
enjoy, the part about all those little spasms, I mean. For girls who
like to masturbate, for example, having an orgasm by herself
basically tricks the body into thinking she has a penis inside her.
So for some time afterwards she enjoys the sensations of all those
little muscles inside her trembling and squeezing and doing their
job, but in reality the girl might be completely done with her
masturbation and trying to do other things...Like some girls jerk off
in school just so they can sit in class with that glazed happy look
in their eyes.

Of course you don't really want to do that usually because (A)
people can generally tell when a girl is feeling really good. She's
flushed, smiles way too much, and fidgets like crazy; and (B) when a
girl cums and there's no penis to block her vagina, the hymen acts
like a little nozzle and all that girl juice literally squirts out of
her in 2 or 3 rapid spurts, and then pretty much leaks like a faucet
as her pussy thinks she needs to keep that big, hard non-existent
cock lubricated. It can be rather messy and most girls' cum has a
rather distinctive odor. Not an unpleasant one, but definitely
noticeable.

That situation has lead to the interesting invention of female
hygiene products, such as the tampon, which is basically a penis
shaped device, a little smaller than a real one of course, made of
cotton and other materials which fits inside the vagina and absorbs
all that cum. It's made to be comfortable and actually feels really
nice, since it gives all those muscles something to play with while
they flutter with excitement. The tampon is hidden completely, with
just a small string attached so that the woman can retrieve the
tampon and dispose of it later. It doesn't really help with the smell
though, but there are hygiene sprays which are supposed to reduce
odor with varying degrees of success. 

Back to reproduction...Of course once the egg is fertilized it
starts that little fusion reactor going and the first thing it does
is tell the female to release a certain coenzyme called ASR, which
stands for a really long word. Mr. Daniels said knowing the letters
was enough anyway, so ASR is good enough. This marks the onset of
female pregnancy and is called the climax, although most people
confuse the word with orgasm, and use them interchangeably. But
really they are different and do different things. The female orgasm
releases the pistilae and stimulates the hymen, and then if she gets
pregnant, the climax, which feels almost exactly like an orgasm
except better, (or so I've heard, I've never actually been pregnant
yet) releases a flood of thin milky fluid loaded with the ASR
coenzyme that surrounds the penis and penetrates the cell walls of
the male organ and once it gets in the bloodstream activates a
dormant male enzyme called DSR, which stands for another word we
don't really need to memorize. 

This active DSR stuff marks the onset of male pregnancy and starts a
little biochemical reaction in the male's body so that he'll stop
making viable sperm, meaning he still makes seminal fluid but no
active sperm cells, and his breasts begin to develop the fatty tissue
which will provide milk for the baby once it's born. The male's
breasts grow at a rate proportional to the fetus in the mother's
body, so that in about 8-9 months the man's breasts are much larger,
nice and firm and heavy with milk. The nipples become larger, longer
and thicker, and usually tend to leak if the breasts haven't been
suckled for a while. If the breasts are unused for an extended period
they will stop producing milk and when that happens the testes will
begin producing living fertile sperm again. So long as a baby is
there to keep sucking though, the man will keep making milk, and his
sperm will be dormant.

While his body changes, the man's hormones tend to go a little crazy
and they can suffer through what's called morning sickness. Basically
it's just nausea and headaches and some men get it worse than others.
Usually it just lasts for the first few months and then goes away.
Women can get that too, although it's much less common than it is in
men. Both sexes often find themselves with strange appetites as well,
hungering for foods which they might not even like, or weird
combinations of food. Like a peanut butter and mayonnaise sandwich,
for example, which was my dad's favorite food for a while while he
was pregnant with me. Mom's favorite was something she called a 'hot
pickle sundae' which was vanilla ice cream with sliced dill pickles,
smothered with Tabasco sauce. Yuch! Unfortunately most couples don't
like the same foods when they're pregnant and can become rather
unhappy with each other at mealtime.

The mother carries the fetus of course and eventually gives birth,
right around nine months after fertilization. The baby comes out, the
doctor gives it a little slap on the butt to clear its lungs, and the
nurses clean it up, and hand it right to the father who is just
waiting eagerly to bond with his brand new baby. Especially since his
breasts probably ache with too much milk. Mom gets cleaned up, takes
a few days off from work, admires her beautiful husband and precious
child, and then gets back to the business of putting food on the
table and maybe planning for a second child, since it was so much fun
making the first one.

Of course just because its fun doesn't mean you have to make a baby.
There are birth control pills that men can take, which tell the
testes that the sperm should be made dormant, as if he were breast
feeding. It's pretty effective, but it can cause a little weight gain
and in some cases stimulate the male to really begin producing milk.
But that's relatively rare. Still, a lot of guys don't want to take
the chance because it ruins their sexy figure, for one thing, and can
be a little embarrassing, for another.

There's condoms too, latex sheaths worn over the penis, and those
are pretty effective, but prone to breaking. Especially if the
woman's vagina is particularly tight and aggressive, which sounds
like a strange word, but it's the one they use in the text book.
Mostly condoms are used not so much for birth control as they are
protection against disease and viral infections. Thankfully there
aren't a lot of those around though, and they put that stuff in the
drinking water to kill all the bad bugs anyway. You have to go to
like Bangladesh or someplace if you want to catch a cold or
something, but who would want to get sick anyway? That's not on the
test, by the way.

There is a pill for women, the morning after pill they call it, that
females can take after a long night of good sex. It's supposed to
start the menses and wash the fertilized egg away, but since most
women want to be pregnant and since the birthrate is so low
everywhere anyway, it isn't really popular and some countries even
made it illegal. It's okay to prevent an unwanted or inconvenient
pregnancy, but not okay to terminate one. That's just common sense.
Menses only happens like 8 or 9 times in a woman's life and it is
always uncomfortable, a month of cramps and hormonal changes, and all
that. So that's probably another reason why that pill is unpopular,
plus the fact that it does nothing for the dad. He's still gonna
start growing milk bags, but never get the baby to go with them. Dads
don't like the morning after pill at all.

What is popular are the home testing kits, the little laboratories
in a box that can tell a woman if she's ovulating or not. Women only
ovulate for like a total of 3 months out of a 10 year period, which
is ridiculous by any standard of measure. Not knowing when you're in
that window is super frustrating, so you get a kit and test yourself,
once a month...Unless you like surprises, and there are a lot of
women who do. They don't bother with the kits, they just have sex all
the time. I have to admit that's kinda my attitude too. I like the
mystery.

A note on Female Menses: Females begin menstruation upon reaching
puberty at around age 39 and have cycles lasting between 9 and 12
years until age 160 or so. The beginning of a cycle is marked by the
body cleansing itself. Any unfertilized eggs and other cellular
debris are discarded with a flow of blood from the uterus. This
period lasts approximately one month and there are biochemical and
hormonal changes in the woman's body that can present in a variety of
symptoms. Changes in weight, in appetite, mood swings, increased
irritability, cramps, swelling, decreased interest in physical or
social activity, increased sexual drive, have all been observed
without any real standard or typical patterns detected. Some lucky
women don't even notice they're menstruating, except for the
discharge of course. But they're the exceptions really.

After the menstruation itself is over there are seemingly random
time frames when the woman is actually ovulating, that is an egg is
available for fertilization by a sperm-pistilae pair. Although a
woman has numerous eggs available during her cycle, only one may be
active at a time, the others being dormant and unavailable for
fertilization. The ovulation period is brief for each egg, lasting
just a few days at the most, followed by a long period during which
the woman is not ovulating. The exact triggering mechanism is
unknown, but there are a lot of theories and old dad's tales, such as
swallowing watermelon or pumpkin seeds can start ovulation. But
nobody really believes that stuff anymore.

I guess we should talk about rape, since it is kind of a big deal,
if a little distasteful to most people. As everyone knows, rape isn't
really about sex at all, it's a violent crime whose intent is to
assert domination over the victim. Theoretically it's possible to
rehabilitate a rapist, but most people don't really believe that.
Still, a society only advances through compassion and understanding,
so we have to try, right? That's what my dad says, but he's pretty
liberal anyway. My mom says we oughta just line rapists up next to
lawyers and politicians and solve a whole bunch of problems all at
once. But she's just kidding, I think.

There are really three forms of rape. Statutory Rape is when an
adult, someone over the age of 58 has sex with someone under the age
of 51 whether it's consensual or not. The law says that persons under
age 51 can't give consent to adults. But they can give consent to
persons under the age of 58 and have sex if they want to without
anyone getting in trouble, at least with the law. Parents are a
different matter altogether. Adults can have sex with minors who are
between the ages of 51 and 58 provided it's consensual. Young adults,
as that 51-57 age bracket is known, really do enjoy the best of both
worlds, they can have sex with anybody anytime. That law has changed
though, over the years, as society's perceptions and understanding of
human sexuality changes. But that's what it is right now anyway.

Another sort of rape is good old fashioned Progynic Rape, which
occurs when a woman forces a man to have sexual intercourse with her.
Since the male erection is an involuntary muscle reaction, all that's
really required is some physical stimulation to get the penis hard
enough for penetration, once it's inside the female vagina, and
especially once the woman has her orgasm, locking the penis in place,
there's very little the man can do but wait for the unwanted
experience to end. This is by far the most common sort of rape and
women guilty of the crime are generally sentenced to spend a very
long time in prison. They're enrolled in mandatory rehabilitation
programs and monitored closely throughout the rest of their lives.

And then there's Misogynic Rape, in which the male forces himself on
the woman. This is pretty uncommon, really, since men by nature are
rather less aggressive then women, and they are usually smaller and
less physically capable of overwhelming an adult female. But it does
happen, usually between an adult male and a young female, or with a
woman who has been coerced with drugs or alcohol. Men who are
convicted of this crime are castrated and put to work making license
plates for a very long time, and even when they're released from
prison, misogynists are registered and watched closely, and must
participate in a mandatory rehabilitation program.

So that's rape in the most basic terms, and of course there's all
kinds of circumstances and what-ifs and stuff for people to debate.
Like date rape and when does no mean no, and all that stuff. But
generally speaking, if it's unwillful or unlawful, and you get
caught, you're in big trouble. Don't rape anybody.

So um...Hmmm...Now you know all about Human Sexual Reproduction.
Ready for your pop quiz?


end

rache696@yahoo.com

http://www1.asstr.org/~rache/index.htm

Note, this is the underlying information for the story "Dabara"
posted to ASSM as well as any future stories I may or may not write
as the spirit moves me. It really isn't meant to do anything except
inform, so if you're not into the style or subject, you probably
scratched your head and wondered 'What the heck?' but that's okay...I
get that a lot  :) 

If you have comment or suggestion I am waaaay available for any
reasonable and intelligent dialogue. I already have plenty of the
other kind! Thanks.

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