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I'm thinking: get a sclera tattoo? I know it's risky, but it fascinates me. What do you think?
Perfection.
11:48 Part 2
This is my continuation of @artficialtranformazion story 11:48 (link) putting emphasis on the stink and dirt
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The next morning, Martin didn't just wake up; he erupted from the sheets, a mountain of muscle and sweat that had soaked through the mattress overnight. The air in his dorm room was thick, almost viscous, with a heavy, pungent cloud of stale sweat, musk, and the distinct, sour tang of unwashed skin. It was a smell that had evolved from merely "strong" to something that felt physical, a wall of odor that hung low in the room.
He looked down at himself. His skin was coated in a layer of grime and dried salt from days of non-stop exertion. Dirt from the gym floor, chalk dust, and layers of his own sweat had caked into the deep crevices of his massive, newly expanded muscles. His gym shorts, the only garment that still clung to his form, were blackened with grime, the fabric stiff and crusty with accumulated filth.
"Why would I wash this away?" Martin mumbled, his voice a deep rumble that vibrated through his chest. "This is the result. This is the proof."
To him, the grime wasn't dirt; it was a badge of honor. Every speck of dust, every streak of dried sweat, represented a rep lifted, a mile run, a calorie burned. Washing it off would be like erasing his achievements. He ran a massive hand over his bicep, feeling the rough texture of the caked-on grime against his skin, and a surge of pure, unadulterated pride swelled in his chest. He was a monument to his own labor, and monuments weren't meant to be scrubbed clean.
He stepped out of his dorm, the floorboards groaning under his immense weight. The hallway, usually sterile and clean, instantly filled with his presence. The smell hit the first person he passedâa fellow student rushing to classâlike a physical blow. The student gagged, stumbling back, eyes watering as they waved a hand frantically in front of their nose.
"Whoa, dude, what is that?" the student choked out, backing away.
Martin just grinned, a wide, square expression of satisfaction. "Just hard work," he said, his voice booming. "Smell the gains."
He didn't care about the shock on their faces. In fact, he thrived on it. Their disgust was just a testament to his power. He walked with a heavy, ground-shaking stride, his bare feet leaving damp, dirty prints on the pristine tiles. He didn't bother with shoes; his feet were too large, too powerful, and frankly, he liked feeling the cool floor against his soles, even if it meant tracking more grime.
As he entered the gym, the reaction was immediate and visceral. People stopped their workouts. The air conditioning seemed to struggle against the sheer density of his odor. A group of women near the stretching area covered their mouths and noses, whispering frantically, their eyes wide with a mix of horror and fascination. A trainer approached him, looking pale.
"Sir, you can't⌠the smell is overwhelming," the trainer stammered, taking a step back. "We have to ask you to leave or at least shower."
Martin laughed, a deep, belly-shaking sound that echoed off the walls. "Shower? And wash off the sweat of my labor? No thanks." He flexed, his massive pectorals straining against the thin, filthy fabric of his shorts. "This is me. This is what I've built. If you can't handle the reality of it, that's your problem."
He moved to the squat rack, ignoring the stares and the retreating figures. He loaded the bar with plates, the metal clanging loudly. As he lifted, his body heaved, and a fresh wave of sweat poured off him, mixing with the existing grime to create a slick, dark sheen on his skin. The smell intensified, a potent cocktail of ammonia, musk, and raw effort that made the air feel heavy.
People watched in stunned silence as he performed rep after rep, his muscles rippling under the layer of filth. They were shocked, yes, but Martin felt only a profound sense of rightness. He was the apex of his own creation, a creature of pure, unrefined strength. The dirt on his skin was his armor; the stench was his aura.
As the clock ticked closer to 11:48, Martin felt the familiar churn in his stomach, the precursor to another expansion. He didn't worry about the space he took up or the reactions of the people around him. He just grinned wider, his teeth gleaming in the dim light, ready to grow even larger, even stronger, and even more magnificent in his filth.
"Let them stare," he thought, gripping the bar with hands caked in black grime. "Let them choke on the smell. I'm exactly where I'm supposed to be."
The bell rang. 11:48.
A massive, earth-shattering belch tore from his throat, echoing through the gym like a thunderclap. His body surged outward once more, muscles swelling, bones cracking and reforming, pushing against the limits of the room. The gym shorts, already stretched to their absolute limit, groaned in protest, the fabric darkening further as it absorbed the fresh torrent of sweat.
Martin stood there, a titan of flesh and grime, surrounded by the shocked, retreating crowd. He didn't move to cover himself. He didn't try to clean up. He just breathed in the thick, foul air, savoring the scent of his own dominance, and smiled. He was perfect. He was unstoppable. And he was never, ever washing off.
THE STINK SCALE
(0) no reactions at all
(1) make somebody gave you a disgusted look
(2) make somebody complain about your smell
(3) make somebody leave the room
(4) make somebody puke
(5) make somebody faint
(1) I get quite a bit.
(3) pretty often.
Working on (4)!!!
1 and 2
I don't give a fuck of what people thinks and says. I'm proud of my stink and dirt!!
Now thatâs beautifully filthy ;)
For the record: it's been 236 days since I last took a shower or a bath!!
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Absolutely filthy: Horny, slippery and dirty oil on pants and skin
Manimalâs motto
yeah ! at least for a day or twoâŚ
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Totally agree!
For the record: 200 days without taking a shower!
Sam Zia
Sam Zia had it all. Chiseled jawline, a body carved from years of dedication in the gym, and a TikTok following of millions who worshipped his advice on masculinity, self-improvement, and how to be an alpha male. He preached discipline, hygiene, and success. His fans saw him as the ultimate peak of male perfection.
But one day, everything changed.
It started subtly. Sam, always precise about his diet, began experimenting with the bulk. Not the clean, protein-packed meals he used to swear by, but the dirty, greasy, carb-heavy food that promised quick mass at the expense of digestion. Burgers, protein shakes overloaded with questionable powders, and eggsâdozens of eggsâbecame his daily fuel.
At first, he felt invincible. His muscles swelled, his energy skyrocketed⌠but then, a dark force emerged from within. His stomach began to rebel. Gurgling. Churning. And thenâthe gas.
At first, he tried to suppress it, maintaining his polished alpha image. But then, mid-TikTok live, it happened.
âYo, fellas, if you wanna be a REAL man, you gottaââ PFFFFFRRRRTT
A deep, reverberating blast escaped him, loud enough to rattle his chair. He froze. His perfectly sculpted face turned a shade of red he hadnât seen since his first squat failure.
He expected embarrassment. He expected people to call him out.
Instead? The video went viral.
Comments flooded in:
âBro is so alpha he doesnât even care.â
âThat was the most masculine fart Iâve ever heard.â
âReal men embrace their natural odors.â
And just like that, a new ideology was born.
It started with one video, but Sam, ever the influencer, knew when to capitalize on momentum. The next day, he posted:
âMen today are too obsessed with being âcleanâ and âproper.â You think our ancestors cared about showers? Nah, they were out there, fighting mammoths, reeking of strength and dominance. Hygiene is a scam. If you smell bad, it means youâre working hard.â
And the crowd ate it up.
Sam leaned in harder. His once pristine, cologne-spritzed gym clothes became stained tanks with unidentified smears. His showers? Less frequent. His grooming? Nonexistent. His content? A full-on campaign to make men embrace their primal state.
âDitch the deodorant. Stop washing your gym shorts. Embrace the stench.â
And the most legendary part? The farts.
Sam stopped holding them in. If anything, he turned them into a symbol of raw, unfiltered manliness. Every TikTok featured at least one unholy release, accompanied by a smug smirk. His comments turned into a brotherhood of stink.
âSam, I took your advice. Havenât washed in two weeks. My girl left me, but I feel powerful.â
âDude, I farted in my gym and cleared out the weaklings. Only real men remained.â
âA guy at work told me to wear deodorant, so I quit my job. Thanks for the wisdom, king.â
Samâs influence was undeniable. Gyms nationwide reported an increase in noxious odors. Deodorant companies saw stocks plummet. High-protein, fiber-loaded diets surged in popularity, not for their muscle-building benefits, but for their ability to fuel the movement.
Even brands took notice. Soon, Sam had sponsorship dealsânot for cologne or grooming kits, but for industrial-strength air fresheners (marketed for the weak) and bean-based meal plans.
One day, he posted his magnum opus:
âThe real test of masculinity? Walk into a crowded elevator. Let it rip. Stand tall. Own it. If people leave, theyâre weak. If they stay, they respect you.â
The challenge took off. #ZiaGasChallenge trended worldwide. Videos surfaced of men proudly fumigating locker rooms, parties, and even dates. The movement was unstoppable.
Sam had transformed completely. The man who once championed clean bulking, high-value grooming, and aesthetic perfection was now the undisputed King of the Stink Bros. He lived by his code:
⢠Laundry is for betas.
⢠Showers are optional.
⢠Farts are power.
His mansion, once pristine, now smelled like a mix of protein shakes, gym socks, and raw testosterone. His fans? More loyal than ever.
And as he sat back, inhaling his own toxic masterpiece, he smiled.
Because this? This was true masculinity.
Nice story, if only it were true!
WHY aren't there influencers promoting the unwashed style?
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Wow. If it weren't painful and super expensive, it would be amazing: I could be unwashed all the time and no one would be able to tell just by looking.