[GASP! THE PLOT TWIST! She will cry out in surprise and then try to wrassle in return.]
It should be fairly painless. [Leading the way to the living room where there is a television and a tablet, turning it on toe show a powerpoint. Because he's just Like This.]
Now the very first point to make when it comes to things like this is your interest in it can vary widely. Some people are very into it. Some people have no interest at all.
However, its important to have a general idea of what it all entails because those who are wholly naive are rolling the dice to be taken advantage of. And unfortunately the odds are never in favor of the naive, its pure luck they get away unmarred without someone actively looking out for them.
That is correct. And at least in that aspect, things will be wholly accurate.
There will need to be a grain of salt when it comes to the biology. Now there is consistency of how biology works to at least a certain degree across many species back home, but there is a chance some stuff may be different for you. So if something sounds super wrong, ask about it, and we'll see if we can figure out what is actually true.
Now, the first point of why sex is a thing for creatures in the first place.
[He clicks and a slide pops up.]
Sex is the means for species to reproduce. When a biological male and biological female have sex, there is a chance for a baby to be made, where it will gestate in the female for a varying amount of time, depending on species. Humans are consistent with about nine months.
That is correct. That is the biological point of sex.
Babies can come out of dads, if they are biologically female, but yes, that's correct.
The stork isn't real.
[A pause.] Usually. Some births are quite weird, I cannot say for certain that there hasn't been at least one baby born from a stork. Like Wukong was born from a rock.
Wukong also isn't the weirdest birth, but those births are also fairly rarely. Nearly unique, so likely not terribly relevant for our discussion. If anything like those happen to you, there's not going to be much data to work with as is.
No. Having one is fairly normal. There is a thing called intersex which can have both and that can be present even in non-shapeshifters, but its a small part of the population.
And then there are shapeshifters who can just decide to have whichever.
But the usual thing in nature is to have one.
Now, how reproductive sex works is the penis eventually is to go into the vagina.
[Another slide, pointing at the relevant parts as he talks.] The testes has the seed, or sperm, and when the penis is properly stimulated, it releases the seed into the female. The female has eggs, usually stored in the ovaries, which are here. But during hormone cycles, these eggs are released into the fallopian tubes and will come to rest in the uterus, where the seed can get to it and fertilize the egg.
If everything goes right, the baby will incubate to term and be born.
Its circumstantial. That is what I mean by stimulated.
An important part of sex is touching and stimulating the body. Stimulation prepares the bodies to fit together.
A penis needs to be stimulated, with things like touching and rubbing and any kind of friction contact to 'get hard.' It'll become erect, or straight and raised up like this, which makes it easier for it to enter the vagina. The vagina needs much of the same attention to get lubricated because obviously two dry things together is incredibly painful.
I just needed to check. That's part of why this education is important. Its a documented fact a lot of children didn't know what was happening to them until they learned this stuff, so it bears checking.
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Cole takes of his shoes for the guest slippers and nods.]
Okay, I'm as ready as I can be.
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It should be fairly painless. [Leading the way to the living room where there is a television and a tablet, turning it on toe show a powerpoint. Because he's just Like This.]
Now the very first point to make when it comes to things like this is your interest in it can vary widely. Some people are very into it. Some people have no interest at all.
However, its important to have a general idea of what it all entails because those who are wholly naive are rolling the dice to be taken advantage of. And unfortunately the odds are never in favor of the naive, its pure luck they get away unmarred without someone actively looking out for them.
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O...kay.
So, knowing is half the battle.
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That is correct. And at least in that aspect, things will be wholly accurate.
There will need to be a grain of salt when it comes to the biology. Now there is consistency of how biology works to at least a certain degree across many species back home, but there is a chance some stuff may be different for you. So if something sounds super wrong, ask about it, and we'll see if we can figure out what is actually true.
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I've seen a lot of weird creatures so I think I'll stick to the ones that sound like they matter most as you talk.
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Good.
Now, the first point of why sex is a thing for creatures in the first place.
[He clicks and a slide pops up.]
Sex is the means for species to reproduce. When a biological male and biological female have sex, there is a chance for a baby to be made, where it will gestate in the female for a varying amount of time, depending on species. Humans are consistent with about nine months.
Others.... [He handwaggles.]
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Babies can come out of dads, if they are biologically female, but yes, that's correct.
The stork isn't real.
[A pause.] Usually. Some births are quite weird, I cannot say for certain that there hasn't been at least one baby born from a stork. Like Wukong was born from a rock.
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[Cole has thoughts about things.]
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We'll be getting into some of the biology so hopefully that should at least clear things up.
[Next slide.] Are you familiar with the differences of biologically male and female?
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But the difference for sex is about the penis and vagina. [Gestures to the new anatomical pictures.] Its a Tab A into Slot B sort of thing.
Are one of these pictures familiar to you? I just need a yes or no, because if its no, that will complicate things.
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And then there are shapeshifters who can just decide to have whichever.
But the usual thing in nature is to have one.
Now, how reproductive sex works is the penis eventually is to go into the vagina.
[Another slide, pointing at the relevant parts as he talks.] The testes has the seed, or sperm, and when the penis is properly stimulated, it releases the seed into the female. The female has eggs, usually stored in the ovaries, which are here. But during hormone cycles, these eggs are released into the fallopian tubes and will come to rest in the uterus, where the seed can get to it and fertilize the egg.
If everything goes right, the baby will incubate to term and be born.
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An important part of sex is touching and stimulating the body. Stimulation prepares the bodies to fit together.
A penis needs to be stimulated, with things like touching and rubbing and any kind of friction contact to 'get hard.' It'll become erect, or straight and raised up like this, which makes it easier for it to enter the vagina. The vagina needs much of the same attention to get lubricated because obviously two dry things together is incredibly painful.
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That explains why I haven't then.
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[Translation: I'm terrified of physical contact in most situations. Cole tolerates his Pokemon just fine, and Shen Hong even gets rewarded though.]
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Is there an incident that involved someone else that led to that aversion that wasn't just straight up violence?
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I just needed to check. That's part of why this education is important. Its a documented fact a lot of children didn't know what was happening to them until they learned this stuff, so it bears checking.
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