Male Muscular Bodyswap

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Party Night by Sean M

The room shook; the dull thud, thud, thud of the bass rumbled around the room and Steve's head.

It was a Saturday night and Ryan Doolan, was upstairs having a party – AGAIN! "Fucking college jocks" Steve groaned under his breath. Looking out the window it was no surprise to see fifteen or so cars parked down the street and on the grass outside.

Of course Ryan had told him this morning that he'd be having a party tonight. He stood there in his long shorts and vest; he was a big tall guy, built as well, perfect for the basketball team. He filled most of the door frame ad he looked down at Steve.

"Yeah, it will be kicking off about nine tonight. You're welcome to come of course and I promise to keep the noise down, I know it got a little out of hand last time." He yawned.

"Thanks." Steve replied in a tone wasted on the towering jock.

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It was now 1am and the noise hadn't dropped in fact it had gotten worse.

It's true he could have called the police again as he did before but it was pointless, he thought he'd sorted out the late night parties but Ryan had made him pay for snitching, for the following three weeks he'd made Steve's life a misery.

But tonight Steve had a plan to undermine and humiliate Ryan.

Steve only had to wait knowing that the addictive qualities of the drink would mean that they would be reluctant to share, and they needed to drink a lot for it to work.

The party was still going on at three, but Steve was waiting patiently by the window, waiting and watching.

Finally there was a commotion outside, and Steve watched as the two jocks he'd spoken to earlier stumbled out onto the grass outside and collapsed.

He walked outside and rolled one of the jocks over, he was still holding onto one of bottles, over half of the milky blue liquid was gone. Resting his foot on the guys stomach he pushed gently, the jock made no sound but a milky blue liquid escaped from his mouth and nose, running down his face. The other guy was much the same although he'd almost finished the whole bottle.

Grabbing a foot from each of the jocks Steve let out a grunt as he pulled them into his apartment. Dragging them into the bathroom he flopped each of them over the rim of the bath, and leaned on their backs as more and more of the liquid spewed out of their mouths. It wasn't long before the two of the them were completely empty lifeless skins.

Steve lifted up one of the heads of the jocks looking in the lifeless empty eyes, "Fuck the formula had worked perfectly, two down and many more to go."

With little effort Steve stripped the guys of their clothes, finding their ID's in their pockets, he mused for a moment "Ok, Todd Mickle, Jonah Hall who's going to be the lucky guy?" Todd was 21 whereas Jonah was 19, a good ten years younger than Steve but he reminded himself that these guys were just tools to connect with other more influential jocks.

Biting his lip a little, Steve looked at each of the deformed, drooping faces as he held them by the scruffs of the neck. A grin appeared on Steve's face as he dropped Todd, "It's your lucky day Jonah." Steve brushed back the thick black hair of the young jock and left the bathroom dragging Jonah behind him.

There was a lot of snapping noises like elastic and cussing coming from the bedroom, only a couple of minutes later a restored Jonah returned to the bathroom scratching the thick mop of hair on his head. Limping and hopping a bit he pulled on his dick, "Chafes a bit." He groaned. Jonah, admittedly with Steve on the inside threw Todd into the bathtub, and started pulling on Jonah's jeans and polo, Steve wriggled a bit pulling Jonah's jeans down to a familiar sag. Grabbing a bottle, Jonah filled it up with the milky blue fluid topping it up with vodka. Performing a final check in the mirror, he returned to the party.

Jonah worked his way around the jocks who were making most of the noise, getting them to try this new drink, they all loved it of course. They even used it in their game of beer-pong, and it wasn't long before they were looking for a quiet spot to rest.

Finding Ryan wasn't a big problem either, just had to look for the cocky jerk mouthing off about how great he was and how the team would most certainly fail without him.

Jonah filled up Ryan's plastic cup with the liquid and he sniffed it looking at Jonah suspiciously, but without hesitation Jonah took a big gulp knowing that he'd be safe with low quantities. Grinning Ryan chugged the lot down and held out his cup for more, of course Jonah kept filling it up.

It was only 20 minutes later when Ryan stumbled falling to the floor, his eyes were glazing over; Jonah put his arm around the heavy jock and like a good friend took him somewhere quiet, his bedroom. He reassured all his friends that he'd be back very soon, like a new man!

Strangely enough Ryan returned a while later and of course all his friends were pleased to see him, Jonah? nobody saw him for the rest of the party.

You know, with these new suits, I could have my friends have some fun in them. Hmm ...

Party Night

The room shook; the dull thud, thud, thud of the bass rumbled around the room and Steve's head. It was a Saturday night and Ryan Doolan, w

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Raw masculine perfection.

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Él no venció a los monstruos: los enamoró a todos.

Le dijeron que Medusa te petrificada si le mirabas a los ojos.

Pero él no hizo caso.

Le miró fijamente, se quitó la camisa y enseñó todo su torso desnudo tallado por los dioses.

Medusa no pudo hacer nada.

♂️ Nick Perillo por Benjamin Veronis ADON magazine

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My redesign/fan art of Nina West’s Drag Imitates Art runway from Rupaul's Drag Race All Stars season 9 from last summer! Her artist inspiration was Tom of Finland and I don’t think the runway was all that successful, I think my interpretation was more successful, but still lacking. This design was still fun to make and fun to find ways to bring vibrancy in blacks and grays. So you wanna peep show of my art? 😘🖼️🖤

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Jakey, Baby…

There was nothing particularly extraordinary about Jake. Twenty-six, decently fit from his days of playing college soccer, a little dense but well-meaning, he worked a construction job by day and spent his evenings on the couch playing Call of Duty and demolishing value packs of chicken nuggets. He was straight as an arrow, and proud of it—not in a preachy way, just in a “bro, I don’t know, girls are hot” kind of way.

His best friend, Darren, on the other hand, was as gay as a sequined drag brunch. The two had been friends since middle school, sharing everything from pizza slices to brutal gym sessions. Darren had always been a little obsessed with Jake—not that Jake ever noticed. Or if he did, he assumed it was just Darren being “funny gay.” But Darren was done pining. He had discovered something. Something powerful. Something shiny. Something… swirly. It was a hypnotic pendant. He got it from a “totally reputable” website with a checkout page that included glitter GIFs and an auto-playing ABBA song. But it worked. He tested it on a barista and got three free coffees. The time had come.

“Bro, what’s that spinny thing?” Jake asked, eyes already starting to glaze as the spiral of light twirled in Darren’s hand.

“Just look into my eyes, bro,” Darren said, grinning.

Darren sat across from Jake in the apartment’s living room, the lights dimmed, the air thick with the scent of sandalwood incense and anticipation. On the coffee table between them, the hypnotic pendant swayed slowly, the swirling glass catching what little light remained like a lure in deep water. Jake, in his gym shorts and a tank top that had clearly seen better days (and maybe a few too many days without detergent), slouched comfortably on the couch.

“So, wait,” Jake said, blinking lazily, “what’s this thing supposed to do again?”

“It’s just for relaxation, bro. You’ve been so tense lately,” Darren said, voice smooth, velvety, almost coiling around Jake’s thoughts. “Just watch the pendant. You trust me, right?”

“Yeah, dude, of course. You’re my best bro,” Jake mumbled, his voice already losing its edge, like he was being lulled into a warm bath.

The pendant swung left… right… left… and Jake’s eyes followed, a little slower with each swing.

“That’s right,” Darren said. “Just breathe with me. In… and out… good. Just like that.”

Jake’s head tilted slightly. His shoulders dropped. His lips parted in a dumb little smile. It was working.

“You’re feeling good, aren’t you, Jakey?”

“…Yuh,” Jake slurred slightly, pupils shrinking to slivers. “Kinda floaty, bro…”

“Good. Now just listen to my voice. You’re going to feel your body start to… change. Nothing to worry about. Just let go.”

Jake’s breath hitched. The first thing to change was his muscles. His shoulders began to widen with a soft cracking sound, like joints sliding into a more perfect alignment. His arms swelled, biceps ballooning under his skin, veins pushing to the surface. His chest popped outward, tight and full, thick slabs of pec-meat jiggling slightly before firming up.

“Dude, m’arms feel… swole,” Jake mumbled, blinking slowly. “Like I just did a million curls…”

“You did, Jakey. You’ve always been this big. You’ve always loved lifting.”

“Yeah…” he said dreamily, staring down at his new bulk. “I… love lifting…”

Then came the hair. Strands darkened with oil from old sweat began to lighten, shimmer, and lift. As if bleached by endless summers of shirtless beach volleyball and poolside flirting, his hair morphed into a thick, flawless golden blonde. Each strand lay just right—no product, no effort, just himbo perfection.

Jake giggled softly, reaching up and running his beefy fingers through his new golden locks.

“Bro, m’hair’s like… surfer hot now.”

“That’s because you’re meant to be hot, Jakey. You’re meant to be dumb and beautiful and gay.”

Jake paused.

“…Gay?”

Darren leaned forward, voice sinking deeper, richer.

“You love guys, Jake. You’ve always loved guys. You love how they smell, how they kiss, how they taste. You love flexing for them, touching them, being touched. You love me, Jakey. You’ve always been in love with me.”

Jake blinked slowly. The tension in his forehead melted. Thoughts rearranged themselves, clunky memories of high school girlfriends fading like old Polaroids left out in the sun. Replaced with visions of steamy locker rooms, flirtatious protein shake dates, and Darren—always Darren—smiling at him, touching his arm just a little too long.

“…You’re, like… my mancrush,” Jake whispered, blushing through a dopey smile. “My boyfriend…”

Darren smiled, his hand gently reaching out to guide Jake’s chin.

“Say it, Jakey. Say what you are.”

Jake’s blue eyes sparkled, utterly vacant of any past, any straightness, any awareness beyond the present.

“I’m your dumb, gay himbo,” he said proudly. “Your big, muscley, super stinky boytoy.”

And oh, he was so stinky. Because while his memories rewrote themselves, while his body became a Greek statue come to life and his brain simplified into a lovable, meat-headed mush—some things remained stubborn. Darren leaned in for a kiss—and immediately leaned back.

“Is that… yesterday’s deodorant?”

Jake blinked. “Nah, bro, it’s AXE Phoenix. Like, five sprays. Extra coverage.”

Darren gagged slightly. “Did you shower today?”

“…Didn’t wanna wash the gains off.”

Darren pinched the bridge of his nose. “Jakey, baby, we talked about this…”

Jake pouted, all 6’4” and 230 lbs of pouting golden god.

“But babe… AXE is, like… chemical soap. That counts, right?”

And so, Darren accepted his fate: he had created the perfect gay muscle himbo. Dumb, devoted, and devastatingly in love. But still somehow convinced Febreze was a substitute for laundry detergent.

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Couldn't stop playing with my new skills...

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So funny when he still had his glasses on...

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Those boys contacted me a while ago. Now I finally came to it. When they put the strain of hair into the elixier they didn't want to tell me whom it was from.

I really didn't expect him to turn into his own father. But man, was he a beast!...

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Transformation completed...

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Found me something nice.

I didn't even plan to have him to be honest. I genuinely was just there for some excercise. When I went to the toilet, seeing him washing his hands, though, it hit me. And him seconds later. Pulling a shot, which I have in my pocket most of the time, bringing it up to his neck when he bowed down, almost was second nature at that point, grabbing him under his arms to pull him into the next booth.

It was risky, as I just closed the door when I heared someone coming in.

But it worked. My heart was racing quite a bit, awkwardly waiting for him to hollow out, holding him in my arms, feeöing him getting slimmer, lighter bye the second, feeling him up a bit until he was ready to be folded up on the toilet seat for me to undress, to fiddle his husk out of those cloth, slip into him excitedly up to the point where I close the neck, where my body get's adjusted to his size, merging with him, having my voice altered.

When I was fully him I couldn't help but let one out, using my raging new equipment, desperate to watch myself.

But I stayed in the booth, slipped into his cloth and left to have a good look like that. What a hunk!...

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[bodyswapcity]

ReMod App ~ Beta Test

Eli was the kind of college sophomore who went unnoticed. Thin, pale, always buried in a book or a coding assignment, he blended into the background of campus life like an overexposed photograph. He wasn’t bitter about it—at least not openly—but deep down, he often wished he could stand out, just once. Not for his grades. Not for fixing someone’s broken laptop. But for himself.

One night, while scrolling a sketchy tech forum he frequented, Eli stumbled upon a post titled “Patch Yourself IRL – Beta Testers Wanted.” It linked to an unlisted app called ReMod. The icon was simple—an outlined silhouette of a person with sliders underneath. Thinking it was a joke, Eli downloaded it anyway.

The app opened with a message:

“Welcome, Eli. Make the changes you’ve always wanted. This is your body. Your life.”

At first, it seemed like a novelty. There were sliders for everything—height, muscle mass, skin tone, jawline sharpness, even “social confidence” and “voice timbre.” He laughed and maxed out a few just to see what would happen.

As he submitted the changes, the screen on his phone began to pulse and vibrate. And then he felt it.

A warmth rushed through his body like a shockwave. His vision blurred, his limbs tingled. He stumbled to the mirror above his desk—and stopped.

The reflection staring back wasn’t the Eli he’d always known.

His once-slender frame had bulked up, muscles swelling beneath his skin like he’d spent years training. His chest was broad, his abs defined. His jaw was sharper, his cheekbones more pronounced. He looked like he belonged on a fitness magazine cover—or at least a dating app’s top results.

He stepped back in disbelief, his hand running across his now-chiseled torso, tracing the lines he’d only ever seen on models. His hair was lighter, his eyes more intense. Tattoos adorned his biceps and forearm—he hadn’t chosen those, had he?

It was him, but… a new version.

Eli 2.0.

He smirked at the mirror, a little stunned at how natural it felt. And then he looked back at his phone wondering what other changes he could make with the ReMod app.

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I always wished I had a neighbor more like me. Living here felt like I was trapped behind glass — close enough to see everyone, but never quite part of it. Most people kept their distance. And the one person who didn’t? My neighbor across the street — a massive, musclebound military guy who stomped around in full gear like he was still on active duty. Always shouting into his phone, working out in the driveway. We had nothing in common. I barely even waved hello.

One night, feeling lonelier than usual, I muttered under my breath, "I just wish I had a neighbor more like me." I didn’t think anything of it. Just a passing thought. But the world must’ve been listening.

When I woke up, everything was wrong.

First thing I noticed was the weight of the dog tags clinking against my chest. I sat up, disoriented, and the bed creaked under my heavier frame. I looked down — I was wearing only a pair of tight black boxer briefs. And my body... Thick, heavy muscles bulged under my skin, veins tracing over biceps the size of softballs. My stomach was a carved six-pack, my legs like stone columns. Tattoos wrapped around my shoulders and arms — sharp black ink I didn’t remember getting.

I opened my mouth to shout, to ask what was happening — but instead, out came a calm, deep voice: "Situation normal. Good to go." I clamped my hand over my mouth, heart hammering against my ribs. This wasn’t right.

I stumbled out of bed — bare feet slapping the floor — and nearly tripped over a neatly stacked pile of folded camo fatigues. I rushed to the bathroom, gripping the doorframe like it might disappear.

The man staring back at me in the mirror was a stranger. Square-jawed, military haircut, a body like it was carved from granite. Hardened, disciplined. Unshakable. My hands — thick, calloused — shook slightly, but my face stayed stoic, calm, trained. I had to get help.

I yanked on a tight olive-green T-shirt, fatigues, and boots waiting by the door. Everything fit perfectly, like it had been tailored for this new, monstrous body. I bolted outside, desperate to find some scrap of normalcy.

That’s when I saw him. My neighbor. Standing by his truck, grinning wide, like we’d been friends for years.

"Mornin', brother!" he barked, striding over and clapping a heavy hand on my back. I tried to say something casual, anything — but my body snapped to attention, and I barked back, "Mornin', Sergeant! Outstanding day for PT!"

No. No no no. Inside, I was screaming. But on the surface, I was steady, confident, every word crisp like I’d practiced it my whole life.

We talked — about gear, training regimens, upcoming drills — and I just kept playing along, answering perfectly, even laughing when he cracked a joke about "those soft new recruits." At one point, I heard myself say, "Woke up at 0500 hours, got my warm-up set in before chow," — like it was the most natural thing in the world. 5 a.m., I corrected silently. Normal people say 5 a.m. But my mouth would never betray the facade.

"Come on, brother, we’re late for base," he barked, tossing a duffel into the truck. Without hesitation, I grabbed my own — somehow packed and ready — and climbed in.

The base was real. The ID around my neck scanned at the checkpoint. Guards waved me through. Nobody questioned it. We spent the day side-by-side, yelling commands, demonstrating lifts, pushing trembling recruits through brutal obstacle courses. And somehow, everything I needed to know was just there — drilled into me like muscle memory I never actually earned. Every command, every drill, every reprimand rolled off my tongue with perfect authority. And somewhere deep inside, the real me — the scared, confused version — shrank further and further down, screaming silently into the void.

That night, back in my strange, hyper-organized house, I tried to process it all. Photos covered the walls — snapshots of me and my neighbor on deployments, at competitions, at ceremonies. Awards lined the shelves. My inbox was full of congratulatory messages on recent promotions. My memories — my real ones — felt like faint shadows compared to the heavy, real weight of this new life.

The world believed this was who I'd always been. The world demanded I believe it too.

And no matter how much I panicked inside, no matter how much I begged for the old life back, my mouth only said, "Yes, sir." "Roger that." "Mission accomplished."

I guess my wish had come true. I wasn’t alone anymore. I had my best friend. My squad. My calling.

And deep down, under all the tattoos, the muscle, the discipline, the pride, the old me still existed. Still thrashing, still trying to surface.

But each day, that voice grew a little fainter. Each day, it got a little easier to lace up my boots, square my shoulders, and drive out to base. Adapt and overcome. That’s the mission now.

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