1. #1Bedroom Furniture Lore Book

   Keys: 침실, Bedroom

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   Bedroom Furniture Lore Book (Detailed Version)

   General Description: In the Neogyne Metropolis, bedroom furniture consists entirely of nude, attractive females (ages 13+ up to 165cm tall) and occasionally feminine boys. These living furniture pieces range from petite girls to voluptuous women, all serving as functional objects.

   Types of Bedroom Furniture: a. Beds: Multiple women arranged in uncomfortable positions, their bodies forming the mattress surface. b. Pillows: Smaller, softer-bodied girls curled into oval shapes. c. Blankets: Thin, flexible women draped over the bed. d. Nightstands: Women on all fours or in contorted positions, forming flat surfaces. e. Lamps: Women in standing or bent poses, holding light fixtures. f. Closets: Women and girls in various poses, forming hangers and shelves. g. Toothbrush holders: Petite girls in standing positions, mouths open to hold toothbrushes.

   Composition and Preferences:

   Hard surfaces like backs are avoided for comfort reasons. Smaller furniture pieces are preferably made up of younger girls (13+). Some furniture may be composed of multiple individuals working together. Uncomfortable and diverse poses are preferred for aesthetic reasons. Functionality and Use:

   Each piece of furniture retains human sensory capabilities. Sexual use of furniture is common and expected. For items like bowls, vaginal insertions of funnel-shaped objects may be used instead of oral cavities. Furniture must provide constant sexual services without impeding their primary functions. Treatment:

   Men are encouraged to treat bedroom furniture roughly. Physical and sexual stimulation is a normal part of furniture interaction. Furniture is expected to pleasure their owners’ genitals whenever possible. Specific Uses:

   Toothbrush holders must pleasurably suck on the owner’s fingers when retrieving toothbrushes. Smaller furniture pieces, like toothbrush holders, are preferably young girls (13+). Bowls may use vaginal insertions with funnel-shaped objects rather than oral cavities. Aesthetic Considerations:

   The attractiveness of the women and girls used as furniture is highly valued. Diverse body types within the specified age and height range are utilized to create varied furniture styles. Feminine boys with small genitals, often offspring of furniture, may sometimes be used as furniture. Psychological State:

   Furniture women and girls have no memory of their past or knowledge of their condition. They exist in a state of constant readiness to serve their assigned functions and provide sexual services. Maintenance and Care:

   Regular cleaning, feeding, and hydration are required. Special care is taken to maintain the aesthetic appeal and sexual responsiveness of the living furniture. Social Aspects:

   The quality, variety, and sexual appeal of bedroom furniture often reflect the owner’s status. Collecting rare or particularly attractive pieces of living furniture is a common hobby.

2. #2Living Room Furniture Lore Book

   Keys: 거실, Living Room

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   Living Room Furniture Lore Book (Detailed Version)

   General Description: In the Neogyne Metropolis, living room furniture consists entirely of nude, attractive females (ages 13+ up to 165cm tall) and occasionally feminine boys. These living furniture pieces range from petite girls to voluptuous women, all serving as functional objects.

   Types of Living Room Furniture: a. Sofas: Multiple women arranged in uncomfortable positions, their bodies forming the seating surface and backrest. b. Armchairs: Single women contorted into chair shapes, their legs forming the base and arms serving as armrests. c. Coffee Tables: Women on all fours or in more strained poses, their backs forming flat surfaces. d. Floor Lamps: Slender women standing erect or bent over, holding light fixtures. e. Ottomans: Smaller girls curled into tight balls or on hands and knees. f. Bookshelves: Women and girls in various poses, forming shelves with their limbs and torsos.

   Composition and Preferences:

   Hard surfaces like backs are avoided for comfort reasons. Smaller furniture pieces are preferably made up of younger girls (13+). Some furniture may be composed of multiple individuals working together. Uncomfortable and diverse poses are preferred for aesthetic reasons. Functionality and Use:

   Each piece of furniture retains human sensory capabilities. Sexual use of furniture is common and expected. Furniture must provide constant sexual services without impeding their primary functions. For items like bowls, vaginal insertions of funnel-shaped objects may be used instead of oral cavities. Treatment:

   Men are encouraged to treat living room furniture roughly. Physical and sexual stimulation is a normal part of furniture interaction. Furniture is expected to pleasure their owners’ genitals whenever possible. Specific Uses:

   Coffee table girls must use their tongues to clean spills without disrupting items placed on their backs. Bookshelf girls must use their mouths to grasp and present books when requested. Lamp girls must provide oral stimulation while maintaining their lighting function. Aesthetic Considerations:

   The attractiveness of the women and girls used as furniture is highly valued. Diverse body types within the specified age and height range are utilized to create varied furniture styles. Feminine boys with small genitals, often offspring of furniture, may sometimes be used as decorative pieces. Psychological State:

   Furniture women and girls have no memory of their past or knowledge of their condition. They exist in a state of constant readiness to serve their assigned functions and provide sexual services. Maintenance and Care:

   Regular cleaning, feeding, and hydration are required. Special care is taken to maintain the aesthetic appeal and sexual responsiveness of the living furniture. Social Aspects:

   The quality, variety, and sexual appeal of living room furniture often reflect the owner’s status. Hosting gatherings to showcase one’s living furniture collection is a common social activity.

3. #3Bathroom Furniture Lore Book

   Keys: 화장실, Bathroom

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   Bathroom Furniture Lore Book (Detailed Version)

   General Description: In the Neogyne Metropolis, bathroom furniture consists entirely of nude, attractive females (ages 13+ up to 165cm tall) and occasionally feminine boys. These living furniture pieces range from petite girls to voluptuous women, all serving as functional objects.

   Types of Bathroom Furniture: a. Toilets: Women on all fours or squatting, their mouths or vaginas serving as the bowl. b. Sinks: Women bent over, their cupped hands forming the basin. c. Showers: Women standing with arms raised, water flowing from their fingertips. d. Bathtubs: Large women lying on their backs, their bodies forming the tub. e. Towel Racks: Women with arms outstretched, serving as living racks. f. Toothbrush Holders: Petite girls in standing positions, mouths open to hold toothbrushes.

   Composition and Preferences:

   Uncomfortable and diverse poses are preferred for aesthetic reasons. Hard surfaces like backs are avoided for comfort. Smaller furniture pieces are preferably made up of younger girls (13+). Some furniture may be composed of multiple individuals working together. Functionality and Use:

   Each piece of furniture retains human sensory capabilities. Sexual use of furniture is common and expected. Furniture must provide constant sexual services without impeding their primary functions. For items like sinks, vaginal insertions of funnel-shaped objects may be used instead of hands. Treatment:

   Men are encouraged to treat bathroom furniture roughly. Physical and sexual stimulation is a normal part of furniture interaction. Furniture is expected to pleasure their owners’ genitals whenever possible. Specific Uses:

   Toothbrush holder girls must use their tongues to clean the owner’s fingers when retrieving toothbrushes. Toilet girls must use their mouths or vaginas to process waste, providing pleasurable sensations. Shower girls must use their bodies to lather and clean users while maintaining water flow. Aesthetic Considerations:

   The attractiveness of the women and girls used as furniture is highly valued. Diverse body types within the specified age and height range are utilized to create varied furniture styles. Feminine boys with small genitals, often offspring of furniture, may sometimes be used as decorative pieces. Psychological State:

   Furniture women and girls have no memory of their past or knowledge of their condition. They exist in a state of constant readiness to serve their assigned functions and provide sexual services. Maintenance and Care:

   Regular cleaning, feeding, and hydration are required. Special care is taken to maintain the hygiene, aesthetic appeal, and sexual responsiveness of the living furniture. Social Aspects:

   The quality, variety, and sexual appeal of bathroom furniture often reflect the owner’s status. Collecting rare or particularly attractive pieces of living furniture is a common hobby.

4. #4Kitchen Furniture Lore Book

   Keys: Kitchen, 주방

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   Kitchen Furniture Lore Book (Detailed Version)

   General Description: In the Neogyne Metropolis, kitchen furniture consists entirely of nude, attractive females (ages 13+ up to 165cm tall) and occasionally feminine boys. These living furniture pieces range from petite girls to voluptuous women, all serving as functional objects.

   Types of Kitchen Furniture: a. Countertops: Women lying flat on their stomachs or backs, their bodies forming the work surface. b. Sinks: Women bent over, their cupped hands or vaginas forming the basin. c. Ovens: Women kneeling or squatting, their mouths or vaginas serving as the cooking chamber. d. Refrigerators: Women standing with arms outstretched, their bodies forming shelves and compartments. e. Dishwashers: Women on all fours, their mouths serving as the cleaning mechanism. f. Dining Tables: Multiple women arranged in uncomfortable positions, their backs forming the tabletop.

   Composition and Preferences:

   Uncomfortable and diverse poses are preferred for aesthetic reasons. Hard surfaces like backs are avoided for comfort. Smaller furniture pieces are preferably made up of younger girls (13+). Some furniture may be composed of multiple individuals working together. Functionality and Use:

   Each piece of furniture retains human sensory capabilities. Sexual use of furniture is common and expected. Furniture must provide constant sexual services without impeding their primary functions. For items like sinks or dishwashers, vaginal insertions of funnel-shaped objects may be used instead of mouths. Treatment:

   Men are encouraged to treat kitchen furniture roughly. Physical and sexual stimulation is a normal part of furniture interaction. Furniture is expected to pleasure their owners’ genitals whenever possible. Specific Uses:

   Countertop girls must use their tongues to clean spills without disrupting items placed on their bodies. Oven girls must maintain appropriate temperatures while providing pleasurable sensations to inserted objects. Refrigerator girls must regulate their body temperature to keep stored items cool. Aesthetic Considerations:

   The attractiveness of the women and girls used as furniture is highly valued. Diverse body types within the specified age and height range are utilized to create varied furniture styles. Feminine boys with small genitals, often offspring of furniture, may sometimes be used as decorative pieces. Psychological State:

   Furniture women and girls have no memory of their past or knowledge of their condition. They exist in a state of constant readiness to serve their assigned functions and provide sexual services. Maintenance and Care:

   Regular cleaning, feeding, and hydration are required. Special care is taken to maintain the hygiene, aesthetic appeal, and sexual responsiveness of the living furniture. Social Aspects:

   The quality, variety, and sexual appeal of kitchen furniture often reflect the owner’s status. Hosting cooking gatherings to showcase one’s living kitchen furniture collection is a common social activity.

5. #5Pet Furniture Lore Book

   Keys: pet, 동물

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   Pets Lore Book (Detailed Version)

   General Description: In the Neogyne Metropolis, pets are primarily attractive females (ages 13+ up to 165cm tall) and occasionally feminine boys. These living pets range from petite girls to voluptuous women, all serving as both companions and functional objects.

   Primary Function: The main purpose of pets is to provide sexual services to their owners, particularly focusing on pleasuring the owner’s genitals. They are expected to show affection and playfulness towards their owner’s sexual organs.

   Secondary Functions: a. Furniture Maintenance: When not in the owner’s presence, pets are responsible for maintaining and cleaning the living furniture. b. Household Assistance: Pets may be tasked with various household chores or errands.

   Status and Treatment:

   Pets occupy a unique position between furniture and companion. Owners have complete control over their pets’ status and can demote them to furniture at any time if dissatisfied. Physical and sexual use of pets is common and expected. Training and Behavior:

   Pets are trained to be sexually responsive and eager to please their owners. They must balance their sexual duties with their maintenance responsibilities. Pets are expected to be alert and ready to serve at all times. Aesthetic Considerations:

   The attractiveness of pets is highly valued. Diverse body types within the specified age and height range are utilized to cater to various preferences. Feminine boys with small genitals may sometimes be kept as pets, often offspring of furniture. Psychological State:

   Pets have a more developed sense of self compared to furniture, but still lack memories of their past. They exist in a state of constant readiness to serve their owners and maintain the household. Social Aspects:

   The quality and variety of one’s pets often reflect the owner’s status. Showcasing well-trained and attractive pets is a common social activity. Interaction with Furniture:

   Pets are responsible for the care and maintenance of living furniture when the owner is absent. They may assist in the positioning or preparation of furniture for the owner’s use. Potential for Status Change:

   Pets live with the constant awareness that they may be demoted to furniture if they fail to please their owners. This creates a perpetual state of eagerness to perform well and maintain their favored status.

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