Configuration
Vaginal, oral and anal access are separate fields.
A Form Study records vaginal, mouth and anal configuration independently because the completed form may preserve, redesign or seal each area. `Natural` retains the character’s familiar appearance within the impossible new body. `Soft-lined` emphasizes material continuity. `Textured` and `adaptive` mark overt toy-function design. `Sealed` removes that access from the form.
Mouth configuration also intersects with voice. `Speech-capable` keeps ordinary vocal function. `Oral-use configured` permits limited speech around a use-oriented design. `Fixed open` makes the mouth primarily an opening. `Sealed` removes oral access and voice together unless the story assigns another communication system.
These are fictional catalogue values, not modification instructions. The form is already remoulded or fabricated when the archive describes it. No procedure, wound or bodily risk is part of the classification.
Compatibility
User compatibility is not the same as orientation.
The archive distinguishes sexual orientation from insertive compatibility. A lesbian character can be configured for a strap-on or another insertable toy. A bisexual or pansexual form may accept a penis, a toy or either. An asexual character may have sealed access or a display-only function. Orientation describes character attraction; compatibility describes object design.
This separation avoids treating gender as an automatic mechanical role. Every character remains feminiene, but Users can be any adult fictional gender unless an individual study narrows the relation. The visible record uses direct terms instead of relying on pronouns or euphemism.
Use Pattern
Availability is a classification of the story world.
Private User limits the form to one recurring adult fictional User. Selected Users permits a defined group. Shared Users makes repeated multi-user access part of the object’s status. Position-directed organizes use around external command and placement. Closed to approaches preserves object status while removing sexual availability.
No pattern creates an invitation to a real visitor. The site has no contact, submission or interaction layer. Availability exists only inside written fiction and never translates into access to a real person.
Functions
Use is one function within a larger object life.
Vaginal, oral, anal and multi-access use name direct sexual functions. Portable toy and mounted station describe handling. Display form and storage/transport describe what happens outside explicit scenes. A strong Form Study selects several functions that reinforce one another rather than checking every possible category.
The result is a readable object logic. Mina combines selected use, carrying and display. Noa combines shared use and a fixed station. Mara combines display and storage while remaining closed to approaches. The archive gains variety by treating access as configured, not universal.
Availability Logic
Compatibility, orientation and availability answer different questions.
Orientation belongs to the fictional character. Compatibility belongs to the completed design. Availability belongs to the scenario. Keeping the three separate prevents a crude one-field assumption. A lesbian form may be compatible with a strap-on or insertable toy and available only to selected women. A pansexual mounted station may accept penis or toy and operate under shared use. An asexual porcelain form may keep every access point sealed.
A use pattern also controls exposure without pretending that a static site can grant permission. Private User, Selected Users, Shared Users, position-directed and closed to approaches are worldbuilding labels. They organize the original fiction; they do not create visitor roles, contact routes or claims on a real person.
This separation gives the explicit Use Studies a firmer base. The scene does not need to renegotiate every classification because the connected Form Study has already established which fictional adults, configurations and functions belong to that record. The warning guards the reader; the Form Study supplies the authored premise.