The morning sun shone on the golf course, casting long, surreal shadows as I glanced over at Rick’s car, parked beside the clubhouse. Butterflies swarmed in my stomach; the idea of parading around as a faux couple to win a tournament suddenly felt much more daunting now that it was becoming real.
The car door swung open, and out stepped Rick – or rather, Rick’s newly acquired female body, strut and all. It was like watching a bad rom-com in slow motion.
He sauntered towards me, his wife's blonde ponytail swishing with each deliberate stride. "Hey there, partner," he purred, placing his perfectly manicured hand on his hip, his tight golf shirt making sure his assets didn't go unnoticed.
"Is that you, Rick?" I stammered, trying to look anywhere but directly at his, uh, front.
"In the flesh," he – or she? – smirked, adjusting his grip on the golf bag.
I cleared my throat, desperately trying to regain some semblance of composure. "Nice outfit."
"I know, right? Karen’s got good taste. Although, I must admit, squeezing into this skirt was harder than learning to swing left-handed."
Trying to ignore the mental image, I looked at him. “So, uh, how’s your swing?”
Rick grinned, holding up the club and winking as if he’d just cracked the funniest joke ever. “You’ll see. Just because I’ve got some… extra baggage doesn’t mean I’ve lost my touch.”
As we made our way to the tee, I couldn't help but notice how natural Rick seemed. It was impressive and a little bit disturbing. I mean, who knew he could pull off looking like a hot chick and still have a killer swing?
Watching him adjust his stance, skirt riding up just enough—dear golfing gods, give me strength—I was momentarily worried he might actually fall for himself in the mirror later.
"All set?" I asked, trying to tear my eyes away from his perfectly feline eyes lined with what had to be a magician's touch.
"Ready as I’ll ever be,” he replied, looking mischievously over his shoulder. He tilted his head, leaning in closer than what was considered a friendly distance. “You know, you don’t look half bad yourself. Might just have to see if this therapy comes with a side of romance.”
I barely managed a gulp as heat crept up my neck.
“Let’s just focus on the game and winning that prize money," I said, focusing on the ball instead of the inappropriate thoughts about the curves two feet away.
Rick lined up his shot, hips swaying slightly as he let out a concentrated breath. With a smooth, practiced motion, he swung the club. The ball soared through the air in a perfect arc, landing squarely on the green.
"Nice shot!" I exclaimed, clapping.
Rick sashayed over, those wide hips moving in rhythmed perfection. “Told ya, buddy. I’ve still got it,” he said, and an unsettling flutter filled my stomach as he gave me a playful shove. “Now, let’s get to the next hole. Who knows, maybe I’ll let you buy me a drink later. You’ll have to wine and dine this lady if you want to keep playing.”
I chuckled nervously as we strolled alongside each other. This was going to be one long, bizarre, and hilarious tournament, but if anyone could pull it off, it was us – just two best buds sharing a once-in-a-lifetime body swap, and an inexplicable, borderline inappropriate sense of camaraderie.
With the tournament still ahead of us, I just hoped we'd manage to keep things together and win some cash without losing our minds—or worse, having to explain the situation to our friends and family.
"Ready for the next hole, sweet cheeks?" Rick asked, batting his lashes.
I sighed, resisting the urge to laugh out loud. "Only if you promise to keep your flirting under par."
He winked. “No promises.”
And off we went, two misfits trying to make the most of a twisted therapy experiment gone ridiculous. If we could win this thing, it’d truly be a game for the history books.
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Prompt: Write a story with dialogue where My buddy's wife forced him to go to swap therapy. He went and now he’s stuck in her body. When we heard about the couples tournament we decided to join and pretend to be a couple. I just hope he still has his great swing even with his wife's big boobs in the way and her wide hips. If we win this tournament we could make a ton of money. I was shocked to see my buddy get out of the car with his golf bag. He had his wife's hair tied up unit a blonde ponytail, his makeup was done to perfection, A tight golfing shirt that showed off his new breasts, and a skirt that showed off some of his ass. It was so hot. I was afraid I wouldn't be able to focus with him looking like that. What made it even more strange was that he was flirting with me too. I don't know, but I think he's attracted to me now.
Response: The morning sun shone on the golf course, casting long, surreal shadows as I glanced over at Rick’s car, parked beside the clubhouse. Butterflies swarmed in my stomach; the idea of parading around as a faux couple to win a tournament suddenly felt much more daunting now that it was becoming real. The car door swung open, and out stepped Rick – or rather, Rick’s newly acquired female body, strut and all. It was like watching a bad rom-com in slow motion. He sauntered towards me, his wife's blonde ponytail swishing with each deliberate stride. "Hey there, partner," he purred, placing his perfectly manicured hand on his hip, his tight golf shirt making sure his assets didn't go unnoticed. "Is that you, Rick?" I stammered, trying to look anywhere but directly at his, uh, front. "In the flesh," he – or she? – smirked, adjusting his grip on the golf bag. I cleared my throat, desperately trying to regain some semblance of composure. "Nice outfit." "I know, right? Karen’s got good taste. Although, I must admit, squeezing into this skirt was harder than learning to swing left-handed." Trying to ignore the mental image, I looked at him. “So, uh, how’s your swing?” Rick grinned, holding up the club and winking as if he’d just cracked the funniest joke ever. “You’ll see. Just because I’ve got some… extra baggage doesn’t mean I’ve lost my touch.” As we made our way to the tee, I couldn't help but notice how natural Rick seemed. It was impressive and a little bit disturbing. I mean, who knew he could pull off looking like a hot chick and still have a killer swing? Watching him adjust his stance, skirt riding up just enough—dear golfing gods, give me strength—I was momentarily worried he might actually fall for himself in the mirror later. "All set?" I asked, trying to tear my eyes away from his perfectly feline eyes lined with what had to be a magician's touch. "Ready as I’ll ever be,” he replied, looking mischievously over his shoulder. He tilted his head, leaning in closer than what was considered a friendly distance. “You know, you don’t look half bad yourself. Might just have to see if this therapy comes with a side of romance.” I barely managed a gulp as heat crept up my neck. “Let’s just focus on the game and winning that prize money," I said, focusing on the ball instead of the inappropriate thoughts about the curves two feet away. Rick lined up his shot, hips swaying slightly as he let out a concentrated breath. With a smooth, practiced motion, he swung the club. The ball soared through the air in a perfect arc, landing squarely on the green. "Nice shot!" I exclaimed, clapping. Rick sashayed over, those wide hips moving in rhythmed perfection. “Told ya, buddy. I’ve still got it,” he said, and an unsettling flutter filled my stomach as he gave me a playful shove. “Now, let’s get to the next hole. Who knows, maybe I’ll let you buy me a drink later. You’ll have to wine and dine this lady if you want to keep playing.” I chuckled nervously as we strolled alongside each other. This was going to be one long, bizarre, and hilarious tournament, but if anyone could pull it off, it was us – just two best buds sharing a once-in-a-lifetime body swap, and an inexplicable, borderline inappropriate sense of camaraderie. With the tournament still ahead of us, I just hoped we'd manage to keep things together and win some cash without losing our minds—or worse, having to explain the situation to our friends and family. "Ready for the next hole, sweet cheeks?" Rick asked, batting his lashes. I sighed, resisting the urge to laugh out loud. "Only if you promise to keep your flirting under par." He winked. “No promises.” And off we went, two misfits trying to make the most of a twisted therapy experiment gone ridiculous. If we could win this thing, it’d truly be a game for the history books.
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