At the time of World War II, German soldiers infiltrated the USA. They managed to go unnoticed when they went to farmers on a farm, maintaining a base of operations and a laboratory for the development of biological weapons hidden underground.
In this lab, they were developing a virus that would make American soldiers unable to fight for giving themselves over to their sexual desires. However, the war ended before the project was completed, and the Germans left the base leaving everything behind.
50 years after the end of the war, sometime in the 1990s, even the German authorities had already forgotten about the laboratory's existence. At the base in ruins, the isolation of the underground laboratory gave way and the incomplete virus escaped. The virus was carried to the cities by birds and insects and found its way to infect people.
In the beginning, the virus only affected men. The incomplete virus did not leave them with an erection as was the intention when it was created, but they were still very constant and would not pass if they did not masturbate.
At that time, the disease was treated as a mental problem, and it was only after several men stated that their sticks were much larger than they were before, tests were done and I discovered the existence of the virus.
The various attempts to fight the virus proved to be practically useless, as the virus evolved very fast, making any new treatment become useless in a short time.
Two years after the virus was discovered, scientists tried to take advantage of the immunity that women had to create a vaccine, but ended up getting worse. This caused a mutation in the virus that started to affect women as well.
In infected women, the effect of the virus was more visible, as their vaginas were replaced by male genitals. Like men, each infected woman ended up with a dick at least 10 inches long.
Later exams confirmed that these women, although they no longer have a vagina, still have their uterus and ovaries intact, including that they still menstruate. These women became known as Intersex.
Nowadays, in spite of not being able to eliminate the virus, the infected can have a normal life as long as they take drugs that suppress sexual desire without attacking the virus, even a procedure was developed for women with the syndrome to become mothers.
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