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Question: Story: Write me a story the way I write about 6 year old Dave shopping with his 21 year old mom for the first time not stuck in a shopping cart. They were shopping at a Walmart and Dave was super excited to finally have the independence to not be stuck in the shopping cart. Please have Dave be brown haired and blue eyed with a t-shirt, jeans and light up shoes as he stayed close to his mom intimidated by everything but not wanting his mom to know. Please have a group of 4 Filipino women walk past Dave and his mom. The women's names were Chesa who was 45 years old, Bernila who was 46 years old, Amihan who was 48 years old and Luwalhati who was 53 years old. The women were all childhood friends who had moved to America from the Philippines very recently meaning their accents and language were still strongly Filipino. Please have all the women have black hair and brown eyes and Asian colored skin and have them all be wearing makeup and lipstick and all be wearing short dresses with floral patterns and short skirts as well as all wearing feminine style sandals with their nails all painted red as Chesa and Amihan were married adorning wedding rings and Bernila wore glasses. Please have them all be very short and all have purses as Luwalhati pulled out her car keys. Please have Chesa say the quote "Wala pa ba tayong pamimili mga babae?"("Don't we have more shopping to do ladies?") Please have Amihan say the quote "Magsasama-sama sana tayo ng pagkain para malaman nyo na ang asawa ko"("We were supposed to get food together you girls know how my husband is") Please have Luwalhati say the quote "Kailangan maintindihan ng asawa mo matagal na tayong magkaibigan kung may problema siya pwede niya akong kausapin kung matapang siya"("Your husband needs to understand we've been friends a long time if he has a problem he can talk with me if he's brave enough") before laughing as she gave an intimidating look to her girlfriends as they started laughing. Please have Dave say the quote "Mommy? When are we going home?" intimidated by the women. Please have Dave's mom say the quote "It's okay baby. Mommy's got you" smiling at her son. Please have Luwalhati walk into Dave's path unintentionally causing Dave to bump into her hard. Please have Dave say the quote "I'm scared! Please ____gusto ko ng umuwi mommy sorry mahal kita" extremely confused and worried at the sudden change in his voice and language as he looked around. Please have Dave look noticing the dress and skirt and have Dave stick his foot out seeing the traditional sandals he was now wearing as well as the red toenail polish he now had on and have him stick his tongue out in disgust as Dave looked in a nearby mirror seeing the 53 year old woman staring back at him instead of himself. Please have Dave innocently play with his now long black hair as he also played with the large earrings as well as the necklace as he noticed the mounds on his chest trying to remove them but be unsuccessful and have him look at his nails that were now painted red as well as his toenails that were now painted red. Please have Dave attempt to remove the traditional women's sandals. Please have Chesa walk up to Dave and shove the sandals back on his feet and say the quote "Luwalhati handa na kaming kumuha ng pagkain na iniisip namin pho at bakit mo tinatanggal ang iyong sandals ang ganda nila sa iyo na parang tunay na babaeng pilipino" ("Luwalhati we're ready to go get food we were thinking pho and why were you trying to remove your sandals they look good on you like a true Filipino woman") Please have Dave start crying looking at the woman as Chesa instantly embraced her friend. Please have Dave say the quote "Ang mga sandals na ito ay pambabae at hindi ako babae gusto ko si mommy"(These sandals are girly and I'm not a girl I want mommy") with his gaze drifting down to his female body as his eyes drifted to the feminine sandals on his now female feet as he squeezed his eyes shut holding back tears. Please have Chesa say the quote "Hindi ko alam kung bakit ka nagkakaganito pero andito ako para sayo pero babe 53 years old ka na palagi kang babae at lagi kang pilipino"("I don't know why you're acting like this but I'm here for you but babe you're 53 years old you've always been a woman and you've always been Filipino") Please have Dave say the quote "Ganito ako karami ako anim na taong gulang"(I'm this many I'm six years old") holding back tears still as Chesa embraced her friend. Chesa didn't believe her friend in the slightest and had no intention of helping her. Chesa believed her friend was just having a strange mental episode while Dave hoped he was just having a bad dream and would go back to being a boy not knowing he was permanently stuck in the body of the Filipino woman and would never go back to being a boy again.
Once upon a time in a bustling Walmart, six-year-old Dave, with his blue eyes sparkling with excitement, was out shopping for the first time without being confined to a cart. His brown hair bounced as he scurried by his mom's side, wearing his favorite light-up shoes, a casual t-shirt, and jeans. Despite his glowing eyes, Dave was a bit intimidated by the immense variety of goods and the throng of people bustling around. However, he was determined not to let his mom notice his anxiety. As they turned into an aisle crowded with shoppers, a group of four Filipino women glided past. Chesa, a 45-year-old, Bernila, a 46-year-old bespectacled lady, Amihan, a 48-year-old, and Luwalhati, a 53-year-old, were lifelong friends. They were all clad in short floral dresses and skirts, feminine sandals glorifying their feet, their nails painted a striking red. Their recently-acquired American residency couldn't overshadow their authentic Filipino accents, still noticeable in their chatter. Chesa, her black hair reflecting the store’s fluorescents, looked over her shoulder and said, "Wala pa ba tayong pamimili mga babae?" Her question triggered a ripple of laughter among the friends. Amihan adjusted her wedding ring and replied, "Magsasama-sama sana tayo ng pagkain para malaman nyo na ang asawa ko." Amid the chuckles, Luwalhati fished out her car keys from her purse, giving an intimidating look to her girlfriends, and retorted, "Kailangan maintindihan ng asawa mo matagal na tayong magkaibigan kung may problema siya pwede niya akong kausapin kung matapang siya." The foreign language and sudden outbreak of laughter startled Dave, prompting him to clutch his mom's hand tighter. "Mommy? When are we going home?" he inquired. His mother, sensing his trepidation, comforted him with a soothing smile. "It's okay baby. Mommy's got you." Suddenly, as they were navigating through the crowd, Luwalhati unknowingly veered into Dave’s path. A hard bump ensued. A terrified Dave shrieked, "I'm scared! Please...gusto ko ng umuwi, mommy! Sorry, mahal kita." His eyes widened with fright as he looked down at himself. He wasn’t sporting his favorite t-shirt and jeans anymore but was dressed in a floral dress and skirt. His light-up shoes had been replaced with traditional sandals, his toes painted a shiny red. Feeling his chest, he noticed two unfamiliar mounds. Looking into a mirror nearby, he could see a reflection quite different from what he remembered, the reflection of a 53-year-old Filipina woman. He fiddled with the long, black hair that now flowed over his shoulders, trying to make sense of the large earrings and necklace gracing his new form. Disgusted, Dave tried removing the unfamiliar feminine attire, attempting to get rid of the sandals. Suddenly, Chesa strode over to Dave and shoved the sandals back onto his feet. "Luwalhati, handa na kaming kumuha ng pagkain na iniisip namin pho at bakit mo tinatanggal ang iyong sandals ang ganda nila sa iyo na parang tunay na babaeng Pilipino," she said, as if addressing her old friend. Tears welled up in Dave's eyes, and he looked up at Chesa, saying, "Ang mga sandals na ito ay pambabae at hindi ako babae, gusto ko si mommy," his gaze drifting down to his transformed body. Despite Dave's discomfort, he noticed Chesa's lack of concern. He broke down into tears, wailing, "Ganito ako karami, ako anim na taong gulang!" Despite the boy’s cries, neither Chesa nor his mom could fully understand his plight. Chesa believed Luwalhati was having an odd mental episode, and Dave was merely hoping that this was one weird dream. Yet, little did he know he was indeed stuck in the body of the older Filipina woman with no way back to his former life. This trip to Walmart was a journey he would remember forever.
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