When my milking stand is clean, I return to my uncomfortable position. We are not allowed to leave this position until every slave has received their milking. In total, there are 18 of us, males. I know there is a secondary building or hangar where they also keep female slaves, but I have never seen it. I don't know how many are held there.
This place is a cruel place. We are kept here as human slaves for several monetary purposes. I don't know the full extent or the name of the organization that is doing this to us, and I will likely never find out.
Males like myself undergo several extraction processes. For example, they extract our semen so that it can be sold for in-vitro purposes. I don't just mean in-vitro fertilization for couples who have trouble procreating. There are many other in-vitro experiments that require human DNA, semen, blood, or other bodily liquids.
Unfortunately, it doesn't end there. On occasion, we will receive groups of visitors, males, and females, presumably wealthy, who will look at us from behind our glass transparent cubby doors. Some slaves get picked by them for rental purposes.
Sometimes slaves get rented for a day, some as long as a month. They always return, but rarely in better shape than they left. I know number 15 was rented for a while by a pharmaceutical company because they wanted to test a new drug they had on a human with his blood type. Several numbers were rented out for sexual purposes. Number 2 once was rented simply to serve as a good-looking date for a wedding. And number 5 was once rented out because some rich college kids wanted to beat a guy to an inch of his life for fun, without repercussions.
The more risk of damage a job has, the higher the rental fee. However, if a slave gets damaged unrepairably, we get transported to a new facility. the keepers call it 'The Underground'. I have only heard rumors of what goes on there, but basically, it's the finality of what they can sell from you before you pass on. Think of skin grafts, organs, hair, etcetera. Once a number is 'out', he or she gets replaced by a new person.
I ended up here when I was 19 years old. After high school, I had big plans. My parents wanted me to go to college so I could start a good career. I got some scholarship offers from decent schools due to my athletic abilities, but I had different ideas of what mattered in life. I was dead-set on 'backpacking around the world'.