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"The Slumbering Divide"

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An image of a young man standing at the doorway of his father's bedroom, holding an unfamiliar prescription bottle, while his father's head remains soundly asleep on the nightstand and his father's animated body tries on shirts in the corner of the room.
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It had been another restless night for Daniel Wallace, a single father battling a relentless condition that kept him from finding any solace in sleep. Restless Body Syndrome, a cruel and exhausting affliction that sent torrents of irresistible urges to move rippling through his muscles, plagued him worse in the quiet of the night. And tonight, his body's rebellion had escalated.

His eighteen-year-old son, Evan, stirred in his sleep, feeling the call of nature. He padded sleepily to the bathroom, noticing a prescription bottle he hadn't seen before on the sink. Curiosity piqued, he picked it up, squinting at the label, which read "Somnubolic: For Severe Restless Body Syndrome. May cause unusual side effects."

Fearing for his father, he clutched the bottle and headed towards Daniel’s bedroom. As he opened the door, his breath caught in his throat. There, on the nightstand, lay his father's head, in a deep, almost unnatural sleep. Shock coursed through his veins as he quickly scanned the room, desperately searching for answers.

In the far corner, he found the rest of his father's body, clad in its usual sleep attire—boxers—busily trying on shirts and dropping them into a heap on the floor. Evan's heart pounded as he tried to make sense of the surreal scene before him. He rushed to his father's head, attempting futilely to wake it.

"Dad, wake up!" he whispered urgently, shaking the head slightly. But there was no response.

Desperation mounting, he turned to the animated body. "Stop that!" he commanded.

To his astonishment, the body complied, coming to a standstill.

"Get back into bed," Evan instructed. He watched in disbelief as the body obediently climbed back into bed and positioned itself adjacent to his father's head.

Evan’s mind raced with questions. He retreated to his room, opening his laptop and frantically searching for details about Somnubolic. The side effects mentioned were strikingly vague, with a cr

This story was generated by user bud 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 about a man, a single father to a teenaged boy, who has restless body syndrome, a condition that he experiences at night where he experiences irresistible urges to move his body's muscles, preventing him from getting enough sleep. one night his son goes to use the bathroom and notices a prescription bottle he hasn't seen before on the sink. when he goes into his bedroom to ask what it was for, he is shocked to see a pillow on the night stand with his dad's head in a deep sleep on it, just his head. the son looks around to see where the rest of his dad is, and his eyes fall on his dad's body wearing his usual sleep attire of boxers, trying on shirts and dropping them in a heap at its feet. the son tries to wake up his dad's head, but is unable to break its sleep. the son then tells his dad's body to stop, and it immediately obeys. the son then tells the body to get back into bed, along with dad's head. the son then goes to his computer to get more information about the medicine his dad took. when the son looks up to check on his dad, he sees his dad's body aroused and exploring itself with its hands fondling what was beneath the bulging boxer shorts. his dad's body then beckons the son to climb in bed and join it. after the initial shock, the son gets up and lays next to it, reasoning that without a head, it's not his dad himself. his dad's body slowly removes its boxers then undresses then son, then embraces him and rolls itself top. the son closes his eyes and gives in to the pleasure the headless body's seduction.

Response: It had been another restless night for Daniel Wallace, a single father battling a relentless condition that kept him from finding any solace in sleep. Restless Body Syndrome, a cruel and exhausting affliction that sent torrents of irresistible urges to move rippling through his muscles, plagued him worse in the quiet of the night. And tonight, his body's rebellion had escalated. His eighteen-year-old son, Evan, stirred in his sleep, feeling the call of nature. He padded sleepily to the bathroom, noticing a prescription bottle he hadn't seen before on the sink. Curiosity piqued, he picked it up, squinting at the label, which read "Somnubolic: For Severe Restless Body Syndrome. May cause unusual side effects." Fearing for his father, he clutched the bottle and headed towards Daniel’s bedroom. As he opened the door, his breath caught in his throat. There, on the nightstand, lay his father's head, in a deep, almost unnatural sleep. Shock coursed through his veins as he quickly scanned the room, desperately searching for answers. In the far corner, he found the rest of his father's body, clad in its usual sleep attire—boxers—busily trying on shirts and dropping them into a heap on the floor. Evan's heart pounded as he tried to make sense of the surreal scene before him. He rushed to his father's head, attempting futilely to wake it. "Dad, wake up!" he whispered urgently, shaking the head slightly. But there was no response. Desperation mounting, he turned to the animated body. "Stop that!" he commanded. To his astonishment, the body complied, coming to a standstill. "Get back into bed," Evan instructed. He watched in disbelief as the body obediently climbed back into bed and positioned itself adjacent to his father's head. Evan’s mind raced with questions. He retreated to his room, opening his laptop and frantically searching for details about Somnubolic. The side effects mentioned were strikingly vague, with a cr

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