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Role Exchanger Narrative
The light passed over me as I was running I screamed as it hit me. The moment the light left me I suddenly I felt like I weighed a ton. I only was able to take 3 or 4 more strides before I was winded and had to stop I made my way to the nearest wall and collapsed against it. As I sank I Looked over my new body fearing the worst and the worst is what I found. Before the Role Exchanger hit I was a near perfect specimen of manhood I was a Football star and was going to be drafted in to the NFL, but form the look of me now I might be lucky to win the biggest loser. Because Not only am I over weight but from the looks of these tits and long hair I'm also some chick. It took a while to catch my breath but I was finally able to stand up I made my
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