LupusDei
curious alien
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This is pure word building that can be seen by some as perverted.
The very gist is in the subject already. Yes, I did mean that people that have/may NOT contracted the disease, and yes, that means just about anyone, are required to frequently disrobe and demonstrate their body at large and genitals in particular to others, including random strangers, in order to detect and/or prevent the disease. In the long term, that will eventually create a very different culture in with nudity is not only accepted but effectively required. That was the first genesis of the concept, thinking about what circumstances could turn human society into mandatory nudist one. Here we, however, are interested in the transitional from current culture or even more prudish close future (or alternative past if you like or feel that easier to achieve) rather than the final result.
Now some possible facts that are, of course, open to discussion or complete remaking and ignorance.
So, a particularly nasty disease comes around. It has high chance of quick, painful death and/or mutilation if not treated, the only known medication is very effective, but only if used very fast at the first signs of the acute phase of the illness that is virtually undetectable before that.
(My first idea evolved from a variety of zombie virus, but creating of zombies is unnecessary and this stuff probably work better as a bacteria or fungal infection or some other more parasitic oriented lifeform than a virus.)
Now, the detection of the first signs of the illness involves, along something trivial like sneezing, checking ones genitals for alterations somehow undetectable for the infected person her/him self -- and that is the hardest nut to crack to make it all work. Just for added kinkines, easy confirmation of the diagnosis may be requiring to observe the suspected person to cum. Either can be done by persons with minimal training.
There is some reason why the medication that is, obviously, required in every first aid kit can't/shouldn't be used preventive, or just on the basis of the smallest suspicion. It could be: highly toxic on it's own if overused and/or used on person not having the infection; have bizarre side effects, such as uncomfortable arousal (abusing it as date-rape drug, convincing healthy person in taking it may even be a great side-kink); very expensive or at limited availability due to extremely complex technology involved; anything else you can't think of, worse is better here.
Transmission mechanism is somehow a bit of mystery. Due to the nature of the symptoms, it is initially classified as STS, but extensive testing seems to prove that, at least person on the medication induced sex craze can be considered safe and non-contagious. Then, there are proof that it might be highly contagious, even by air, about the time the symptoms surface and some period immediately before. Incubation period appear to be highly varied, from as little as a day, to several months and possibly more, but averaging about three weeks. There also is no vaccine or any permanent immunity for those who already had contact with it before, it can happen again and again.
That all makes it hard to assess the true death rate of untreated cases, it is believed by some that it might be possible to just sit it out without major trouble. That belief claims many lives and is a basis for drastic rules.
That's about all I know about it now, and I'm not interested in telling any stories in this universe myself, not right now anyway.
Why?
1) I'm not speaking English. Yes, I can write (and I do read freely), but writing tend to be a slow, painful process, and believe me, you wouldn't understand a word if I tried to read aloud what I had just typed.
2) I'm not feeling anywhere near qualified for this type of storytelling. Indeed, I can't even imagine how to approach the unavoidable techno-babble involved.
3) I would rather work at any of other dozen or so current projects that may eventually result in a story published on Literotica.
4) The setting can easily survive very different autors writing very different stories, even while molding the facts for their needs, so even if I would be in mood for it, I'm not jealous in the slightest.
P.S.
Special thanks to AnonymousPerv recently submitted story "The Not-So-Reluctant Samaritan" with the Bluedick illness for reminding me about this old concept. Jut so it is said right away, those ideas are not connected in any way I'm aware of, despite some trivial similarities.
EDIT: replaced 'snoozing' with 'sneezing' as it was intended.
This is pure word building that can be seen by some as perverted.
The very gist is in the subject already. Yes, I did mean that people that have/may NOT contracted the disease, and yes, that means just about anyone, are required to frequently disrobe and demonstrate their body at large and genitals in particular to others, including random strangers, in order to detect and/or prevent the disease. In the long term, that will eventually create a very different culture in with nudity is not only accepted but effectively required. That was the first genesis of the concept, thinking about what circumstances could turn human society into mandatory nudist one. Here we, however, are interested in the transitional from current culture or even more prudish close future (or alternative past if you like or feel that easier to achieve) rather than the final result.
Now some possible facts that are, of course, open to discussion or complete remaking and ignorance.
So, a particularly nasty disease comes around. It has high chance of quick, painful death and/or mutilation if not treated, the only known medication is very effective, but only if used very fast at the first signs of the acute phase of the illness that is virtually undetectable before that.
(My first idea evolved from a variety of zombie virus, but creating of zombies is unnecessary and this stuff probably work better as a bacteria or fungal infection or some other more parasitic oriented lifeform than a virus.)
Now, the detection of the first signs of the illness involves, along something trivial like sneezing, checking ones genitals for alterations somehow undetectable for the infected person her/him self -- and that is the hardest nut to crack to make it all work. Just for added kinkines, easy confirmation of the diagnosis may be requiring to observe the suspected person to cum. Either can be done by persons with minimal training.
There is some reason why the medication that is, obviously, required in every first aid kit can't/shouldn't be used preventive, or just on the basis of the smallest suspicion. It could be: highly toxic on it's own if overused and/or used on person not having the infection; have bizarre side effects, such as uncomfortable arousal (abusing it as date-rape drug, convincing healthy person in taking it may even be a great side-kink); very expensive or at limited availability due to extremely complex technology involved; anything else you can't think of, worse is better here.
Transmission mechanism is somehow a bit of mystery. Due to the nature of the symptoms, it is initially classified as STS, but extensive testing seems to prove that, at least person on the medication induced sex craze can be considered safe and non-contagious. Then, there are proof that it might be highly contagious, even by air, about the time the symptoms surface and some period immediately before. Incubation period appear to be highly varied, from as little as a day, to several months and possibly more, but averaging about three weeks. There also is no vaccine or any permanent immunity for those who already had contact with it before, it can happen again and again.
That all makes it hard to assess the true death rate of untreated cases, it is believed by some that it might be possible to just sit it out without major trouble. That belief claims many lives and is a basis for drastic rules.
That's about all I know about it now, and I'm not interested in telling any stories in this universe myself, not right now anyway.
Why?
1) I'm not speaking English. Yes, I can write (and I do read freely), but writing tend to be a slow, painful process, and believe me, you wouldn't understand a word if I tried to read aloud what I had just typed.
2) I'm not feeling anywhere near qualified for this type of storytelling. Indeed, I can't even imagine how to approach the unavoidable techno-babble involved.
3) I would rather work at any of other dozen or so current projects that may eventually result in a story published on Literotica.
4) The setting can easily survive very different autors writing very different stories, even while molding the facts for their needs, so even if I would be in mood for it, I'm not jealous in the slightest.
P.S.
Special thanks to AnonymousPerv recently submitted story "The Not-So-Reluctant Samaritan" with the Bluedick illness for reminding me about this old concept. Jut so it is said right away, those ideas are not connected in any way I'm aware of, despite some trivial similarities.
EDIT: replaced 'snoozing' with 'sneezing' as it was intended.
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