Thank God for Science

Gotta love science

Graduating from UC Berley in 1982 with a Doctorate in Chemistry and molecular science with a job recruitment offer from a research and development company specializing in human behavioral science.
My first assingnment was research in the neurological studies of sexual behaviors, DNA and nerve studies. It was found that the DNA mapping and genomes of the human nerve centers were in a direct pattern in both men and women. In the top secret studies we first developed a DNA enhacing technology that could redirect the the brains electric impulses combined with blood flow and nerve sensitivity to help with sexual disfunction problems. Thus the drugs most commonly found today sprung forth from these studies.

As technology developed we discovered ways to remap and alter the DNA to growth hormones and nerve centers, which enhanced growth, sensitivity and sexual desires. These results ended in cocktails of drugs which could be used to alter ones body and function, due to FDA restrictions this was banned from ever reaching the general population and was only approved to special circumstances only for government and medical studies.
After 15 years I became the managing director over this project and had access to the different drugs and technologies and decided to run secret test of my own.

I was married to my college sweetheart shortly after graduation and moved to a sleepy suburb town just outside Pittsburg where the lab was easily accessible.

My wife was a total science geek in college and we studied DNA in the early stages and she went on to continue the work on DNA in the medical field. 22 years old 5’6, blonde with a fairly good body for a nerd. 32B cup and very shapely legs and hips. Our sex life was just ok and never went over the line on experimentation or new experiences. She would rather read a book than have sex.