"I always knew I had this amazing rack," Ralph said, his eyes unconsciously drifting down to the massive cleavage bisecting his one-piece bathing suit. He was far too engrossed in the Lakers game playing on his pink iPhone that contrasted with his fiery-red hair. "I mean, have you seen these babies?" He gestured to his chest with the confidence of a Victoria's Secret model.
My head spun, "Ralph...You're...um... a dude, remember?"
Ralph scoffed, jiggling his chest to punctuate his point. "Do these look like they belong to a 'dude,' mate?" His freshly glossed lips smacked together, making that weird 'kissy' sound many women do after applying lipstick. He held a beer in one hand - his newly minted red manicure a stark contrast to the can's metallic sheen.
"I'm telling you, Ralph, you shouldn't have those..." I trailed off, the fragments of the reality remote gripped firmly in my hand.
"Are you being all 'body judge-y' now?" Ralph, or Ralphina - I really wasn't sure anymore, reprimanded, a brow arched above his beautifully mascara-laden eye. "Who cares if I have an hourglass figure? I'm comfortable in my skin."
"But... your skin used to have back hair and beer gut," I returned lamely, helplessly.
With a smooth motion, he heaved a sigh, set his phone aside, and pivoted his curvy body towards me. "Look mate, I know you're struggling with this transition of mine. It's not every day that your chubby video game buddy transforms into... well, this." He gestured to his perfect figure and then paused. "But honestly, I'm not hating it. Plus, it seems like the ladies find this MILF body attractive." He winked at me, swigging from his beer.
"But... basketball, dude."
Ralph shrugged, "Hey, being curvaceous doesn't dull my love for the game, nor my craving a cold beer. And before you ask again, yes, I remember being a dude like it was yesterday... But now, I'm just a more... voluptuous kinda dude."
Okay. This was officially weird. Not horrifying, not mortifying... just weird. The reality remote was now just a pile of unusable tech, and Ralph was... well, he was still Ralph, just with a new body.
But let's face it, could I switch him back even if my reality remote wasn't broken? The grinning, confident, voluptuous redhead certainly didn't seem to want a swapperoo.
"Maybe you should start making lemonade out of this lemon of a situation," Ralph said, raising his beer to me. "Maybe you can transform that piece of junk into something useful, like a cocktail mixer or a pizza slicer."
Chuckling, I shook my head, unable to argue. I mean, he was right. Who was I to say that he looked 'wrong,' just because he wasn't what I was used to?
The sun began to dip beyond the horizon, casting a soft light over the pool. "Alright, alright," I conceded, tossing the shattered remote into the trash, "Cheers to, well, embracing the unexpected, I guess."
"Cheers to that," he echoed, clinking his beer against my soda.
The reality remote may have messed with our reality, but the crux of our friendship remained unaltered. After all, it's what's on the inside that matters, right? Even if the outside is a redheaded MILF in a rainbow one-piece, it seemed.
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.
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Prompt: write a story with lots of dialogue about When I found a reality remote I didn’t know what to do with it. The reality remote swaps peoples bodies but leaves them unaware of the changes it makes them think they've always had the body they now have. I could change the world in a matter of seconds. I was so excited to use it at the pool with my friend. Unfortunately, I dropped it and it shattered it swapped everyone but me and nobody notices the difference. I can’t seem to fix it. Now my friend is stuck in his redheaded MILF body wearing a rainbow colored one piece showing off a ton on his new massive cleavage and he doesn’t even think it’s wrong that he had the body of a woman even though he’s a guy he's even kept his personality even though he's a beautiful curvaceous woman now he asked me to toss him a beer and then he checked the score to a basketball game on his new pink iPhone. this reality remote is insane. write a lot of dialogue
Response: "I always knew I had this amazing rack," Ralph said, his eyes unconsciously drifting down to the massive cleavage bisecting his one-piece bathing suit. He was far too engrossed in the Lakers game playing on his pink iPhone that contrasted with his fiery-red hair. "I mean, have you seen these babies?" He gestured to his chest with the confidence of a Victoria's Secret model. My head spun, "Ralph...You're...um... a dude, remember?" Ralph scoffed, jiggling his chest to punctuate his point. "Do these look like they belong to a 'dude,' mate?" His freshly glossed lips smacked together, making that weird 'kissy' sound many women do after applying lipstick. He held a beer in one hand - his newly minted red manicure a stark contrast to the can's metallic sheen. "I'm telling you, Ralph, you shouldn't have those..." I trailed off, the fragments of the reality remote gripped firmly in my hand. "Are you being all 'body judge-y' now?" Ralph, or Ralphina - I really wasn't sure anymore, reprimanded, a brow arched above his beautifully mascara-laden eye. "Who cares if I have an hourglass figure? I'm comfortable in my skin." "But... your skin used to have back hair and beer gut," I returned lamely, helplessly. With a smooth motion, he heaved a sigh, set his phone aside, and pivoted his curvy body towards me. "Look mate, I know you're struggling with this transition of mine. It's not every day that your chubby video game buddy transforms into... well, this." He gestured to his perfect figure and then paused. "But honestly, I'm not hating it. Plus, it seems like the ladies find this MILF body attractive." He winked at me, swigging from his beer. "But... basketball, dude." Ralph shrugged, "Hey, being curvaceous doesn't dull my love for the game, nor my craving a cold beer. And before you ask again, yes, I remember being a dude like it was yesterday... But now, I'm just a more... voluptuous kinda dude." Okay. This was officially weird. Not horrifying, not mortifying... just weird. The reality remote was now just a pile of unusable tech, and Ralph was... well, he was still Ralph, just with a new body. But let's face it, could I switch him back even if my reality remote wasn't broken? The grinning, confident, voluptuous redhead certainly didn't seem to want a swapperoo. "Maybe you should start making lemonade out of this lemon of a situation," Ralph said, raising his beer to me. "Maybe you can transform that piece of junk into something useful, like a cocktail mixer or a pizza slicer." Chuckling, I shook my head, unable to argue. I mean, he was right. Who was I to say that he looked 'wrong,' just because he wasn't what I was used to? The sun began to dip beyond the horizon, casting a soft light over the pool. "Alright, alright," I conceded, tossing the shattered remote into the trash, "Cheers to, well, embracing the unexpected, I guess." "Cheers to that," he echoed, clinking his beer against my soda. The reality remote may have messed with our reality, but the crux of our friendship remained unaltered. After all, it's what's on the inside that matters, right? Even if the outside is a redheaded MILF in a rainbow one-piece, it seemed.
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