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The Post-Orgasm World

--- Sex/Corp ---

Here at Sex/Corp, we've been spending years figuring out how to incorporate sex into the everyday world, aiming for a society with more passion, peace, and prosperity.

We're happy to announce that we've now developed a pill that, when taken daily, will keep men and women in a constant state of post-coital pleasure.

Here are some testimonials:

TEST SUBJECT #1 ("JOHN"): Hahahahaha God, isn't everything just hysterical? Hahahahaha, you know who I should call up and forgive? That guy who stabbed me when I was sixteen. Hahaha he really wasn't such a bad guy. I mean, what's a stabbing anyway, right? Isn't it important just to, you know, be happy and laugh and hahaha sorry I was just thinking about something I just did a few minutes ago and hahaha wooooo hahaha Gee...

TEST SUBJECT #2 ("KELLY"): MY HAIR FEELS SO SOFT! FEEL MY HAIR! MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM YES! God, you are just...look at you! Writing down the answers to the questions you're asking me. Do I like this pill? Do I LIKE THIS PILL? MY LIPS TASTE LIKE RASPBERRIES DIPPED IN HONEY FROSTING WHY ARE YOU STILL WEARING PANTS?!?!?!?

TEST SUBJECT #3 ("JAKE"): You know, I bet if we could figure out a way to put all the stars together, we could use them to light the world. Imagine that. Imagine a world lit by stars. Isn't that beautiful? You're so beautiful. Hey, put down that clipboard and just look at me. I mean, really, look at me. We should get married. I want to marry you, clipboard holder. Forget about surveys and tests. Just hold me forever. Oh, and can you go run and grab me some food? I'm starving. I've gained, like, twenty pounds since I started taking this drug. You know it really makes you fat and--

Well, that's enough!

As you can see, Sex/Corp's new Post-Orgasm drug is set to change the way we live in the modern world.

In an unexpected turn of events, sexually transmitted diseases have gone down a whopping eighty percent, as many people don't actually feel like having sex anymore since they now constantly feel like they've just had sex.

Just one more way Sex/Corp is sexing things up...or down...depending on how you look at it.

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