Ask AI: write a story about a girl who inflates her body with water until she cant move

Title: The Girl and the Limbo of the Immobile Once upon a time, in the little town of Etherton, there lived an unusual young girl named Lyric. Lyric was known for being anomalously inventive and peculiarly imaginative. Her peculiar fascination? She liked to experiment with water in peculiar ways. She would freeze it, boil it, create shapes with it, and so on. But one day, she decided to take her experimenting a step too far - she wanted to inflate her body with water! Lyric was always intrigued by the resilience and elasticity of the human body. She had heard stories of survival, where people lived off minimal food and water for elongated periods, expanding themselves against the perils of nature. Influenced by these tales, Lyric decided to put her body's resilience to the test by stretching her limits in the most unusual way. She began to consume copious amounts of water. Morning, noon, and night, she would drink gallons of water and observe her body react to the surplus. As days passed, she began noticing changes in her body: her skin started to glow and her usually dry hair had now become silky. However, there were also uncomfortable changes - occasional bouts of nausea, bloated body, and a constant sense of being full. But Lyric was so fascinated by the results of her experiment that she continued despite the discomfort. The day came when she realized she had gone too far. She'd woken up to a body so swelled up she found herself unable to move. Her limbs felt like heavy sacks of water, and she felt so full she could hardly breathe. She'd become like a water balloon, ready to burst. Panic ensued as her mobility decreased significantly, turning simple tasks such as going to the bathroom or getting food into tedious chores. This wasn't the resilience she had hoped to explore. She had defied nature's limits, but her body protested vehemently. Consequently, Lyric realized the importance of balance and moderation. She quickly sought medical help and after days of treatment and gradual reduction of her water intake, her body returned to normality. She felt lighter, happier, and importantly, more mobile. From then on, Lyric pledged to never disregard our body's intuitive sense of balance again. Her adventurous spirit took a more rationale approach, now wanting to study the human body scientifically and respectfully. Her story spread across Etherton, serving as a cautionary tale for anyone wanting to test the limits of their bodies. Lyric, although retaining her eccentricity, became wiser in her approach, knowing that nature, in its standard proportions, was to be respected rather than challenged recklessly.