Most of the class was too stunned to say anything, but a few hands shot up.
"Phillip" Said Miss Radley, pointing at one of the students.
"Did it hurt when you had your legs cut off?"
"The proper expression would be conjoinment conversion, and no. I was sedated during the whole process. The conversion process is safe and easy as many of you will no doubt find out for yourselves."
Another student raised their hand. "Sarah" saind Miss Radley, pointing towards the back of the class.
"What do you do if... your conjoinment partner... cums?"
"Its quite normal for partners to achieve orgasm while conjoined. Most conjoinees use contraceptives to avoid pregnancy, but surgical streilisation is also a common choice for both conjoinees and conjoiners depending on the field. More vigorous activities can result in a greater risk of pregnancy depending on the contraceptive used."
"How much of your partner's senses can you feel?"
"It varies from person to person, but you should be able to feel your partner's sense of touch, as well as their impulses. You'll be able to synchronize your movements this way."
"How long did it take for your stumps to heal?"
"Again, please try to use scientific terms where possible. The proper term in this case would be vestiges."
"Sorry, how long did it take for your vestiges to heal?"
"It usually takes less than a week. it took much longer in my case, but modern medical technology allows for rapid healing after conversion."
"Does it have to be with a guy?"
"Currently, yes, but there are trials underway for new technologies that would allow for same-sex conjoinment for both those with male and female genitalia."
"Does it feel good?"
"It feels just like intercourse. Your vulva will get used to penetration if it isn't already."
After a short pause, the questions seemed to have dried up. Miss Radley moved on the next part of the presentation.
