A personal call from the school principal is a call to action for Joey's guardians. Quickly discovering their dear Joey may be growing up faster than they realize, a one-on-one discussion is deemed the best way to set the facts of life straight for Joey who's been caught sharing intimate drawings of women with his classmates.

Tommy's harrowing condition of enormous proportion presents him - and the woman who's maritally responsible for him - with the growing challenge of meeting the spontaneous needs and urges of his overdeveloped anatomy and overactive hormones whenever they arise. Even while his family sleeps soundly after a life-changing day caused by the doctor's discovery of his rare, bodily affliction and the very first tests of her devotion and dedication, Tommy's overproducing problem rises, out of nowhere.

For Stanley Meyers, senior year at Sneid High comes with all the usual cool advantages and downright annoying responsibilities. In fact, his own best friends may be the most annoying of all. Just when he needs them the most, when he's plagued with an impossibly mind-boggling predicament no 18-year-old should ever have to deal with, his friends Derek, Todd, and Colin all have a veritable party with Stan's embarrassing "issue" at home. There's a new woman in his life: his dad's new wife. And she's more than he can cope with, considering how much his hormones are raging.

It's not easy being new to a household and responsible for two men she loves so much. It's that very love and devotion - that undying commitment - that breaches all boundaries and begs the most impossible actions.

She has no idea what she does to him... until it's all too obvious and way too late. Michael wakes up to the soft touch and gentle words of the woman of the household, her casual beauty, sweet personality, and barely-there satin robe verging on way too much for him to handle so early in the morning considering he's already burdened with a hard pressure in his boxers.