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"FitSwap: A Body-Swapping Adventure"

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A college student named Ryan finds himself in his best friend's mom's body after taking a job at FitSwap, a company that allows people to swap bodies. He quickly adjusts to his new body, enjoying the perks and having some fun, but also experiencing the challenges of daily chores. When his best friend, Alec, discovers the truth, Ryan must explain the situation and assure him that he is taking care of everything. Despite the weirdness, Alec is impressed and asks Ryan not to embarrass him too much.
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Sure thing! Here's your young adult story written from the perspective of your friend in your mom's body:

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Man, if I’d known working for FitSwap would lead to this, I'd have signed up to work there a lot sooner. I mean, a week ago, I was just a typical dude named Ryan, working as a personal trainer swapper and finishing up my Sophomore year in college. And then I got the call—an assignment to swap into Mrs. Thompson’s body. Yep, my best friend's mom, Mrs. Thompson. Freaking legendary.

I’d always had a thing for Mrs. Thompson. Alec never got why I liked her so much, but come on—she’s a total MILF, you know? And now here I am, standing in front of the full-length mirror in the bedroom, shaking a protein shake and loving how it makes my new, uh, assets jiggle.

"Hey there, gorgeous!" I say, blowing kisses at my reflection and giggling—all part of the fun.

It’s insane. Her voice can go pretty low for a female. I always wonder what Bebito’s “The Man” would sound like coming out of her mouth.

I clear my throat and give it a try, “I’m the man, I’m the man, I’m the man!” I belt out in a voice that sounds like Mrs. T but feels all Ryan. Man, this is wild.

To be honest, it’s not all just goofing around and enjoying the perks. I've actually got to do some of her chores, too. Vacuuming? Not exactly my favorite thing in the world. Cooking? My idea of a fancy meal is a microwaved burrito. And don't even get me started on laundry. It’s a bit humbling to say the least.

And then there’s Alec. Poor guy had no idea his mom swapped bodies. He didn't recognize a thing for a solid three days. That is, until today.

I'm humming "Eye of the Tiger" by Survivor (classic frat anthem) while using the vacuum. Suddenly, Alec barges in with a bowl of cereal in one hand, his phone in the other.

"Mom, what are you doing?" he says, eyebrows raised. "Since when do you listen to this old school stuff?"

I freeze in place. Oh crap. “Uh...I just discovered it. It’s...retro cool?” Smooth, Ryan. Real smooth.

He looks suspicious but doesn’t press further. But then it happens; I hit my cue and start singing aloud, vacuum as my microphone, “Risin’ up, back on the street...”

Alec’s cereal nearly drops to the floor. “Dude!” he screams, and then corrects himself, “Mom! You never sing this song. How do you even know it?”

I stop vacuuming and turn to face him, awkwardly adjusting the vacuum handle. “Surprise, Alec!” I blurt out before quickly adding in an exaggerated, deeper voice, “It’s me, Ryan. The company swapped me with your mom.”

His jaw drops. “What the heck, man—Ryan?! You’re in my mom’s body?!”

I try to explain, “Your mom signed up for the FitSwap thing, and you know, I’m just doing my job here. But hey, it’s not all parties and self-love sessions, okay? I’m stuck doing this chore stuff too.”

Alec runs his fingers through his hair, visibly freaked out but kind of impressed too. “Wow, I can’t believe it. So, you're...taking care of everything here?”

“Well, trying to,” I say. “And, man, you never told me how exhausting this can be. Like seriously, mad respect to your mom for keeping this place together.”

Warily, Alec laughs. “This is so weird. I guess I gotta hand it to you for pulling it off. Just...try not to embarrass me too much, alright?”

I shoot him a thumbs-up and return to vacuuming. “Deal, bro. But a little bit of fun never hurt anybody.”

And as Alec walks away, shaking his head, I can't help but give one final shimmy with that protein shake because hey, you gotta make the most out of life’s strange turns, right?

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The end!

This story was generated by user zach3 with assistance by one of OpenAI’s large-scale language-generation model; prompts used to help generate the story are shown below.

Images were generated with OpenAI's AI system, DALL·E 2, or uploaded by the user.

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Prompt: Write a story with dialogue My best friend worked for this new company called FitSwap it was a company that could swap your body with a personal trainer to workout your body for you. What I didn’t know was my mom had signed up and requested my friend to swap with her. Now my friend was in her busty redheaded body having the time of his life. My friend had always had a crush on my mom and now he had full access to her body. He is having a lot of fun though. He laughs as he shakes his protein shake loving how it makes his boobs jiggle. He likes to look in the mirror and blow kisses and flirt with himself. He even tried to see how deep my moms voice could go. He also has to take over some of her house duties to though which he dreads, like vacuuming and cooking and doing the laundry. I didn't even know he was in there for a couple of days until I heard mom vacuuming and singing a song she would never know in a million years that my friend loves to sing. write the story from my friends perspective in my moms body and give my friend a frat guy accent

Response: Sure thing! Here's your young adult story written from the perspective of your friend in your mom's body: --- Man, if I’d known working for FitSwap would lead to this, I'd have signed up to work there a lot sooner. I mean, a week ago, I was just a typical dude named Ryan, working as a personal trainer swapper and finishing up my Sophomore year in college. And then I got the call—an assignment to swap into Mrs. Thompson’s body. Yep, my best friend's mom, Mrs. Thompson. Freaking legendary. I’d always had a thing for Mrs. Thompson. Alec never got why I liked her so much, but come on—she’s a total MILF, you know? And now here I am, standing in front of the full-length mirror in the bedroom, shaking a protein shake and loving how it makes my new, uh, assets jiggle. "Hey there, gorgeous!" I say, blowing kisses at my reflection and giggling—all part of the fun. It’s insane. Her voice can go pretty low for a female. I always wonder what Bebito’s “The Man” would sound like coming out of her mouth. I clear my throat and give it a try, “I’m the man, I’m the man, I’m the man!” I belt out in a voice that sounds like Mrs. T but feels all Ryan. Man, this is wild. To be honest, it’s not all just goofing around and enjoying the perks. I've actually got to do some of her chores, too. Vacuuming? Not exactly my favorite thing in the world. Cooking? My idea of a fancy meal is a microwaved burrito. And don't even get me started on laundry. It’s a bit humbling to say the least. And then there’s Alec. Poor guy had no idea his mom swapped bodies. He didn't recognize a thing for a solid three days. That is, until today. I'm humming "Eye of the Tiger" by Survivor (classic frat anthem) while using the vacuum. Suddenly, Alec barges in with a bowl of cereal in one hand, his phone in the other. "Mom, what are you doing?" he says, eyebrows raised. "Since when do you listen to this old school stuff?" I freeze in place. Oh crap. “Uh...I just discovered it. It’s...retro cool?” Smooth, Ryan. Real smooth. He looks suspicious but doesn’t press further. But then it happens; I hit my cue and start singing aloud, vacuum as my microphone, “Risin’ up, back on the street...” Alec’s cereal nearly drops to the floor. “Dude!” he screams, and then corrects himself, “Mom! You never sing this song. How do you even know it?” I stop vacuuming and turn to face him, awkwardly adjusting the vacuum handle. “Surprise, Alec!” I blurt out before quickly adding in an exaggerated, deeper voice, “It’s me, Ryan. The company swapped me with your mom.” His jaw drops. “What the heck, man—Ryan?! You’re in my mom’s body?!” I try to explain, “Your mom signed up for the FitSwap thing, and you know, I’m just doing my job here. But hey, it’s not all parties and self-love sessions, okay? I’m stuck doing this chore stuff too.” Alec runs his fingers through his hair, visibly freaked out but kind of impressed too. “Wow, I can’t believe it. So, you're...taking care of everything here?” “Well, trying to,” I say. “And, man, you never told me how exhausting this can be. Like seriously, mad respect to your mom for keeping this place together.” Warily, Alec laughs. “This is so weird. I guess I gotta hand it to you for pulling it off. Just...try not to embarrass me too much, alright?” I shoot him a thumbs-up and return to vacuuming. “Deal, bro. But a little bit of fun never hurt anybody.” And as Alec walks away, shaking his head, I can't help but give one final shimmy with that protein shake because hey, you gotta make the most out of life’s strange turns, right? --- The end!

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