Really enjoyed the story. Glad to see you back on the site. Looking forward to new chapter of Mysterious Boyfriend. Will we see more of the father? He was mentioned in chapter 2.

How did I miss this series when it was first published?! So glad I saw this update and read the whole thing...so hot! Even though I did notice a few bugs along the way, but the hotness and depravity of the storyline was good enough for me to glaze over those and still enjoy the overall story. Good work and I look forward for more!

I could be happy being little boy Tommy or Butler/slave Roger. I think I'd prefer being the little boy though. Hot, hot story!

Nice job there, very enjoyable fantasies around gas, waiting for more.

I agree. this is a rather different view & flow of events.

I loved this. Well written story. I loved the transformation part.

Will there be a sequel ? Wasn't the ginger named Bob, thought ?

Awesome series!! Thanks so much for all the work you put in!

For the record, this story is me being cheeky to Absman. He's expressed his dislike of stories where the same transformation occurs over and over, which he refers to as "and then the same thing happens to Bob". So, since he's been in my head a lot this week, on account of my finally reading his excellent series "Pollination", I decided to write a story where the same transformation happens over and over and over - except I wanted to make it a decent story. The title is a direct reference to his forum posts on the subject. @Max Ryon -Thanks! The societal stuff is obviously a reflection of what we've been seeing this past year. The confusion, the fear, the exponential curve, the health briefings with few answers, the fatigue and the growing sense of the new normal, and the sense of inevitability. The differences of course being that, in our real world, it's not inevitable and it's not ordered. We'll get through this. I actually didn't mean to take this spin, focusing on the health crisis aspect, but it turns out that's what my subconscious needed to talk about. @Hypnothrill - Nope, February 20th is the day Jacobs get hit with it. Dereks probably got hit near the end of January. @anon - Aw, thank ye sir! @Feed Your Head - I'm a guy with a dumbing down fetish, and for some reason I've picked a hobby where people call me clever. Makes no sense to me. Thank you sir! @absman420 - Glad you enjoyed me poking fun! Now hurry up and release the next chapter of Pollination already!!! Time feels like it's taking forever. You might be a 'T', but at the rate we're going, you'll be a sexy bodybuilder before the last chapter comes out ;) @grammarAnon - There are guys who are actually named 'Bob'. It's not always short for Robert. There are a few people I know who get in a fight with the utility company whenever they move and have to set up a new account. "No, not Joseph, Joe. J. O. E. If you send the bill to Joseph, that person doesn't exist here. Yes, I know you need my legal name. It's Joe." Yeah... I suck at apostrophes. I'll go back and fix em if I think of it when I'm at my computer. @Hypnoguy67 - Thanks. Its the fourth story I've started this week, and unlike the other stories, one that wanted to be written. @AAA - You trying to get to the front of the line bro? Thank you for acknowledging the difference between what I wrote and what you hope to read. Waaaaaay too many people act as though a story is bad if it doesn't match the kind of horny they are today. I appreciate you not doing that. I don't think this is the right concept to explore the internal change in. It had to happen fast if we want to get to all the men on the planet. You'll notice the time it takes is shortening - by the time we get to the Williams and the Xaviers and the Zanes, they won't even feel it happening. Just a normal guy and then *snap*, horny gay bodybuilder. My back catalog has quite a few like you're looking for, maybe it's a good place to look. And if you've read all of that, don't worry, now you've got the idea in my brain. @Somnus - Thank you sir. That's exactly what I aim for.

Nicely done, Derek. It's a clever little riff on the "and then the same thing happens *to somebody else*" trope that Absman has expressed his dislike of.