I'd been away on vacation for a few weeks, enjoying some peace and quiet in a cabin out in the woods in the mountains nearby. When I drove back into town, things seemed different, somehow. Fewer people about, though it looked like they were going about their business pretty normal.
I pulled into a supermarket for some groceries for the week. Getting out of the car I began to draw attention - first one woman, then another. They started gathering around me. I'd seen enough zombie movies to know not to stick around for anything that looks like that, but was almost surrounded, couldn't get back to my car.
I managed to break out to the street, which just brought more attention - so I fled to the nearest building, which turned out to be a hospital. I ducked into the emergency room and stood frozen for a moment. All women, all looking right at me. There was a murmur in the room. I tried to duck back out but a nurse grabbed my wrist and pleaded with me not to go out there. "We have to prep you - your life depends on it, and then some."
'Course that got my attention so I let myself be pulled into the back where another nurse took over. She was dressed in what almost looked like a hazmat suit and brought me into a hospital room. She pointed at the bathroom. "Shower quickly, and thoroughly, and knock on the door," she indicated the door behind her, "when you're done."
When I got out of the shower my clothes had been replaced by hospital gear: trousers, shirt, mask, etc., all clean and starchy. "Hell, I look like a surgeon," I thought looking in the mirror.
I knocked on the door and the nurse came back in. Finally she explained what was going on. Seems someone had engineered a virus that kills only men, sort of a reverse of Frank Herbert's novel "The White Plague". Very, very few men were left. I had to be treated right away.
She brought out a needle and approached my shoulder. "Is that antibiotic?" I asked.
"For a virus?" she looked at me sharply. "No, it's something else you'll need. You'll have to be in isolation here, and there are some other things you'll need."
Seemed like the next few days I was either in surgery or shivering after some injection or other. Finally we had a serious talk.
"What do you do for a living?" she asked.
"To be honest, I was kind of between jobs."
"Well, you have one now. Full-time."
I gave her a quizzical look.
"You know, women have needs too. You're going to be busy."
"Um, I can't do that all day. Once, maybe twice."
She looked me right in the eye. "You can now. What do you think those treatments were for?"
"Um..."
"Look. You can now perform whenever you like, as much as you like. I'm afraid you won't get the usual feeling of release from an orgasm, but you can go again a few minutes later." She stood up straight, said in a businesslike manner, "You'll be rather busy. You'll have a regular 8-hour day, and we'll try for one-hour appointments. Yes," she nodded, "they're lining up for this. You're the only man in the city."
"UH."
"Relax, we'll see how it goes. We'll bring you to up to half-hour appointments if you can handle it."