{"sf1_id":751701,"sf2_id":"r17MjPmx","title":"Field Research - Thesis and Introduction","author":"pyrostinger","words":365,"posted_at":"2014-09-02T01:04:00.000Z","tags":["Character Development","Dildo","Exploration","Field Research","Squirrel"],"url":"https://fse.anthro.fr/stories/751701-field-research-thesis-and-introduction","original_url":"https://sofurry.com/s/r17MjPmx","image_url":"https://cdn.sofurryfiles.com/submissions/thumbnails/fb/19/fb197262-7bd7-4870-a23b-980906e27f1c","description":"#1 of Field Research\n\nI forget the exact story that lead to this. Simply, I wanted to do a sequel to Academic Study starring Macie, because I really like the idea of a nerdy girl exploring her sexuality in semi-scientific way. So I suppose this is the extension of that. But since this couldn't be contained in one story... I made many of them. Or at least plan to make many of them. The first chapter will be posted next week, and while I won't promise that there will be new chapters every two weeks, that is now my aim.\nWe'll see if this works.\nMacie belongs to Phsuke, used with permission","content":"I can say with confidence that I am an anomaly. \u0026nbsp;  \n  \nI don't think it's very often that somebody would purchase a dildo in order to have an academic look into how their own body responded to orgasm and sexual pleasure.\u0026nbsp; Nor would it be often that someone approaches sex and intimacy in the manner that I plan to do so; I fully recognize that it is unusual.\u0026nbsp; But for me, to explore myself in the slapdash and haphazard way that most approach these subjects, muddying them in the waters of relationships?\u0026nbsp; No, that is not for me.  \n  \nI've always been an analytical type.\u0026nbsp; My mother tells me that as soon as I started to talk, I learned to ask questions and pestered her with them.\u0026nbsp; My father also got them, and they were kind enough to tolerate and explain whatever they could.\u0026nbsp; In fostering this inquisitive nature, they found books to read to explain to me, and later gave me those very same books to learn for myself.\u0026nbsp; They even showed me the Internet, which opened up a vast store of knowledge just waiting to be found, though things I wasn't looking for sometimes entered the search results of things I was, and my curiosity demanded I explore them as well.\u0026nbsp; Though initially flustered, my parents did give me a satisfactory explanation to my prurient quieries, which resulted in me having 'the talk' much earlier than most parents might be comfortable with. \u0026nbsp;\n\n\u0026nbsp;The subject of sexuality was quite interesting to me, and though I do not think I would take it up as my major of study.\u0026nbsp; But even so, there remains no reason not to do a study of self-exploration, is it not?\u0026nbsp; I can already say that purchasing a sex toy for my personal edification has been illuminating of itself, as I've discovered the extent of my ability to bestow pleasure on myself, including that I do seem to be a bit of an exhibitionist.\u0026nbsp; That was... startling to discover.\u0026nbsp; But while the results so far have been unexpected, I welcome what I might find in exploring myself and others.  \n  \nNow... to secure subjects for this next part of the study...  \n  \n\n","series":{"name":"Field Research","next":"https://fse.anthro.fr/stories/756114-field-research-entry-1-losing-it.json"}}