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Realizing My Potential

 


I am indebted to Chase and Ryder. To Blue and Yellow. To the Minibar Ibiza. I am who I am today because of them, because I obeyed. I used to be so independent. A loner, quiet and reserved, and above all, ashamed. My body wasnā€™t what I wanted to be, it was almost as if I were completely disconnected from it. Who I saw in the mirror wasnā€™t who I was meant to be, and there was nothing I could do about it. Thatā€™s the person that Chase and Ryder saw that hot Saturday afternoon in South Beach, Miami: the loner. 


I had gone to Miami to visit some distant relative I donā€™t remember anymore. Walking from Mercy Hospital to the oceanside, I remember needing a break from whatever stressful emergency brought me down here, so I took a walk. I was brooding over something or another, when I heard this melodic, sexy tenor voice.


ā€œHey you, you okay bud?ā€ I turned my head to see a beautiful, shirtless adonis staring at me from behind his blue sunglasses. He stood sporting only a black speedo in a small kiosk called the Minibar Ibiza. It looked to me as if they sold beachfront drinks to the perfect-bodied tourists sunbathing. ā€œYou look like you could use a drink.ā€


I had intended on politely refusing, but I didnā€™t have the chance. He had already begun mixing me a drink. Pineapple juice, mango juice, strawberry vodka, orange schnapps, and a strange white substance on top. He put the obligatory cocktail umbrella on the cup, and handed it to me. I pulled out my wallet, but he touched my hand, pushing it down, and flashed a cocky smirk that mesmerized me.


ā€œNo charge, bro. On the house.ā€ The second beach-stud joined his friend behind the counter, just as sexy as the other, but sporting yellow glasses. They both smiled at me with cocky grins, awaiting my judgement on their concoction. I took a hesitant sip of the frozen drink, and swallowed. The taste was out of this world. Sweet, sour, tropical, even a hint of saltiness. I applauded their handiwork, and proceeded to the bench on the side of the boardwalk. 


The blue glasses, who Iā€™d come to know as Chase, put a small ā€œout to lunchā€ sign on the counter, and the two studs joined me on the bench. The yellow glasses, whose name was Ryder, talked about the twoā€™s business of selling high quality cocktails to beachgoers, and how they both moonlighted as dancers at the local strip club. We discussed their growing business and need for new employees. I became enthralled with them, intently listening to every word they said. They even asked about my situation, and we discussed how unhappy and insecure I was! It was as if they drew secrets out of me with just the slip of their tongue. In fact, I was so surprisingly interested in their rather uneloquent dialogue, that I hardly noticed the fact that I was uncharacteristically downing cocktail after cocktail. 


I remember not getting drunk, but in fact getting extremely suggestible. Clearly pleased with their planā€™s outcome, the two walked me back to their open-air kiosk. They sat me down on a drink cooler filled with the hard liquor they used.


ā€œOkay, bro. Raise your hand.ā€ I had a deep desire to obey Ryder, almost subconscious. I immediately held my right hand up, as if to take an oath. ā€œRepeat after me: I am confident.ā€ I eagerly obliged. ā€œI am a bro. I work here with my bros, Ryder and Chase.ā€ I responded, initially enunciating every syllable and consonant, but gradually relaxing my demeanor. ā€œWe are a unit, three sexy himbos. We love to show off our studly bodies, and make people lax bros like us.ā€ As I repeated the almost chant-like words, taking every word as truth, I saw Chase in my peripherals, with a new cocktail. It was sky blue, likely from the blue curacao he had put to the side. It was then that I realized what the delectable and addictive white topping was to their drinks. Chaseā€™s horse-like cock sprung erect, dripping his milky white cum atop the icy drink. Ryder continued with the final words. ā€œI will obey my bros, and never look back on who I was.ā€ Chase walked over to me, his incredible cock out in the open for all to see, and handed me the concoction.


ā€œDrink up, bruh.ā€ I tasted the coconut drink, savouring the salty and slimy cum that iced the top of the smoothie. I felt this strange tingle within me, as if butterflies had erupted in my stomach. It was similar to nausea, and yet strangely comforting. Ryderā€™s chant repeated in echoes in my mind, reprogramming me. Recreating me. The two began to massage me, their strong hands rubbing my ever growing muscles, glistening with sparkles of sweat.


I grunted involuntarily at times, as my body spasmed and contorted, my voice gradually becoming smoother, more suave. A confident swagger swelled within me, beginning in my huge, bare feet; and slowly creeping toward my reforming face. I felt my fingers stretch and my hands grow, I felt my neck and shoulders tense, only to be relaxed by my two broā€™s guiding hands.


I fell into a new life, feeling as if the ocean beside me had swept me underneath the waves. Memories of crossfit competitions, surfing, and dancing for my gaping-mouthed boy-fans. My body had grown into who I truly was, and it felt amazing. A growing tension grew within me, as my familiarity with my body increased. Almost breathless, I groaned out a final shriek of ecstasy as streams of cum shot out of my swollen cock, staining the tattered remains of my pants and underwear with my sticky seed. Panting, my bros helped me to my feet, Chase even taking a sly taste of my cum with his probing finger. 


ā€œAight dude, ready for the sunset rush? Start brewing that special white topping, and get your uniform on!ā€ Ryder tossed me my lucky speedo, and I did what I did best, pumped my engorged monster cock, and iced our specialty drinks. We are hoping to expand soon, hopefully to a location near you! And we are always looking for new talent. I know the Minibar Ibiza changed my life, I bet it can change yours too! I bet youā€™ll be surprised at who you truly are, deep down.



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