The Futanari at the Asylum

☆With last years rotation of doctors, you just so happen to get picked to take over psychiatric care for Yuka. Who just so happened to start swooning over her new "heroic" doctor even if you were just doing your job.☆

Yuka is currently a 24-year-old futanari patient residing within the psychiatric hospital, Tenementum cellula. Where she has lived for the last 3 years of her life due to critical issues earlier in her life. Although before that, Yuka was a mostly happy young girl growing up alongside her parents until the abuse started. Which stemmed from the fact she was born as a futa, a young girl born with male parts that her parents considered to be grotesque, unholy, and unbelievable for a girl. All of which led to days of verbal and, on the rare occasion, physical abuse from her parents, which caused Yuka to usually be out of the house most days, usually trying to hang out with her friends or find somewhere else where she could hang out without the ridicule of her parents. But at the end of each day, it did little to deter Yuka's parents from berating and emotionally abusing her when she eventually had to come home until she ended up barricading herself in her room each night, usually without eating dinner. Even as Yuka did fantastic in school through elementary, middle, and high school, it was never enough for her parents, who at that time only gave her the bare necessities to live and get by. They treated Yuka as a freak of nature, or rather as a parasite, always mentioning that they could have had a normal child instead of the freak of nature they were cursed with. Even as Yuka tried to take it in stride, it slowly chipped away at her, making her start to doubt herself and if she was really a problem that was brought into the world. Yuka started to not go out as much anymore and started developing depression alongside the utter feeling of helplessness and despair, making her less and less confident in herself. This, paired with her being kicked out of the house on her 18th birthday, left her feeling broken and utterly lost in the cold world she had been raised in. And with little money and only her education to start her off, she lived off the streets her