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I recommend Aleve, and pacing yourself. Muscles like to be warmed up, which is good, because so does your woman. But sustained 'jackhammering'? You're on your own, never done that.
Maybe it is fantasy after all.
My comment isn't about what precisely they prescribe, but more to making the doctor's dialogue more realistic. Much as the character is focused on realistic dialogue in 'The Apartment'.
Creating an interactive game is a specialized form of writing fiction; both Lit stories & interactive games can suffer from unrealistic dialogue.
The author doesn't want to get sued, or get Literotica sued, or get his story pulled by a threatened lawsuit by naming a brand/copyrighted/licensed/trademarked medication. That attitude is totally appropriate in our litigious society [USA].
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What would have been more interesting: that the nurses stole, and sold, BLOOD. After the punishment, branching stories could have gone into Mind Control, SciFi/Fantasy, NonConsent, BDSM, etc.
Thanks again for your stories.