After arriving on this planet, I assimilated the form of a male human. I found this to be a good choice when it came to physical reproductive activity with a female of the species. Bodily fluid transfer certainly is much more fun than our usual method of releasing gestation inducing spores into the atmosphere in the hope that they will settle on the fertile specula of our female species. I found the occupation of surgeon to be most interesting. The internal workings of the human are quite complex and require a lot of fluid, as do our own. Communication is difficult with the number of different languages and dialects I have encountered but on average it only takes me 2 hours to become proficient. After my life experience on this planet, I think I will travel to the Serpens Constellation to continue my education into the various life forms of the universe.
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