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  1. >be me, typical eighteen year old shitposter
  2.  
  3. >go to school
  4.  
  5. >early spring of my senior year, already sick of this shit
  6.  
  7. >first period is AP Physics, I have no idea what's happening in it anymore
  8.  
  9. >only took it because my guidance counselor forced me to
  10.  
  11. >class is filled with the nerdiest fucking kids in school
  12.  
  13. >mostly girls
  14.  
  15. >they're nice I guess but can't really relate to them
  16.  
  17. >one of the guys also tutors me for free, so can't complain there either
  18.  
  19. >his name is Jake, maybe one of the smartest kids in the whole school
  20.  
  21. >he's tall and lanky as hell
  22.  
  23. >in contention for the valedictorian spot, probably heading for MIT or something
  24.  
  25. >okay dude, but again, giant nerd
  26.  
  27. >one day show up, Jake's not there
  28.  
  29. >the class is so tiny and the attendance rate so high that it's very noticeable
  30.  
  31. >teacher says we'll wait for him
  32.  
  33. >sounds great, not in the mood for electrostatics at 8:00 in the morning
  34.  
  35. >thanks Jake
  36.  
  37. >take out my phone and start reading shitposts while all the nerds talk about random math shit
  38.  
  39. >goes on for like twenty minutes, teacher is obsessed with Jake
  40.  
  41. >whatever, not my problem
  42.  
  43. >suddenly the door opens, still looking at my phone so not really paying attention
  44.  
  45. >entire room goes dead silent, everyone gasps
  46.  
  47. >raise my head, it’s Jake
  48.  
  49. >his whole body is covered in pink freckles, and he’s smiling like an idiot
  50.  
  51. >holy fuck, Jake triggered
  52.  
  53. >he’s a Wubby
  54.  
  55. >everybody instantly goes apeshit
  56.  
  57. >they really shouldn’t, this has been a regular part of our society for the last eighty years
  58.  
  59. >start frantically trying to remember all the Wubby stats they taught us in health class
  60.  
  61. >statistically, about one in every eighty people will trigger and turn into Wubbies
  62.  
  63. >over 99.99% of people who do trigger will do so between the ages of seventeen to nineteen, so only us seniors really have to worry too much about it
  64.  
  65. >Wubbyism is caused by a specific genetic reaction to an antibiotic resistant pathogen that virtually everyone on the planet has already been exposed to
  66.  
  67. >the pathogen was accidentally created by some endocrinologist studying hormones back in the early 2030s and it spread like wildfire
  68.  
  69. >the genetic reaction that determines if the pathogen affects you isn’t infectious, so whether someone gets triggered by it or not is completely up to luck
  70.  
  71. >if you do get it, you’re fucked
  72.  
  73. >Wubbies are stupid
  74.  
  75. >like really, really fucking stupid
  76.  
  77. >if you are one of the people who react to the pathogen, your body essentially loses the ability to tolerate dopamine and a bunch of other hormones in the way that it’s supposed to
  78.  
  79. >totally fucks up your brain chemistry, and you get stuck in a permanent state of euphoria
  80.  
  81. >Wubbies are constantly happy because of this
  82.  
  83. >it’s basically impossible to get one to stop smiling or experience any type of pain
  84.  
  85. >there are studies that prove that Wubbies are literally unable to understand the concept of negativity
  86.  
  87. >they can’t experience anger, fear, sadness, annoyance, etc
  88.  
  89. >just pure unending bliss for the rest of their lives
  90.  
  91. >might sound like fun, but on a practical level this makes them so dumb that they can’t do anything requiring the slightest bit of thought or dexterity
  92.  
  93. >all they can do is focus on how wonderful everything is and how much they love everyone
  94.  
  95. >that’s just the mental stuff, of course
  96.  
  97. >there’s also the physical aspects brought on by the hormonal havoc the pathogens cause
  98.  
  99. >the most obvious being the gender swap
  100.  
  101. >guys like Jake who trigger and become Wubbies will experience rapid physical changes at the same time as the mental ones, including severe loss of muscle mass
  102.  
  103. >the full change of sex only takes about a minute, and Wubbies are changed down to the chromosomal level, so it’s as if they were born a girl
  104.  
  105. >hell, if the government didn’t sterilize them they’d be able to have kids the same as non-Wubbies
  106.  
  107. >girls who become Wubbies also experience a rapid sex change
  108.  
  109. >both changes tend to exaggerate the proportions of either gender, so girl Wubbies are almost universally small, short, and petite, and guy Wubbies tend to end up being pretty damn tall and beefy
  110.  
  111. >from a purely physical viewpoint, they also tend to be fairly attractive
  112.  
  113. >not that I'm a fucking Wubbycon
  114.  
  115. >with how stupidly happy they act, it probably wouldn’t be difficult to identify them from a distance, but Wubbies have a natural physical characteristic that makes it impossible to miss one
  116.  
  117. >the pathogen messes up their melanin production, so all Wubbies develop pink freckle-like spots on every inch of their bodies
  118.  
  119. >it doesn’t have any consequences beyond aesthetics, but it does serve as a warning
  120.  
  121. >it’s usually the first sign of the change happening, as with Jake
  122.  
  123. >obviously back when this all started, people weren’t too happy about it
  124.  
  125. >nobody wanted to raise someone for over a decade and a half only for them to turn into a dumb pink idiot with the emotionally capacity of a golden retriever
  126.  
  127. >there was huge outrage and push for the government to find a cure
  128.  
  129. >the scientist who caused it all was initially sentenced to life in prison and almost got the death penalty
  130.  
  131. >but then some really freaky stuff started to happen
  132.  
  133. >a fuckton of people with serious illnesses started to get better
  134.  
  135. >like, terminal cancer patients in hospice making full unexplained recoveries, alzheimer patients suddenly regaining full lucidity, disabled people able to walk again
  136.  
  137. >shit like that
  138.  
  139. >at first nobody thought to link any of it, but someone eventually did a study and it was discovered that people living within a three mile wide radius of Wubbies had insanely better health outcomes
  140.  
  141. >and that wasn’t all
  142.  
  143. >greater reported happiness, higher IQ and work productivity, longer life expectancies
  144.  
  145. >a person who lives within walking distance of a Wubby can literally expect to live fifty years longer than someone who doesn’t
  146.  
  147. >this was all because of Wubbies
  148.  
  149. >they are basically hormone factories with a potency over ten thousand times that of a normal human
  150.  
  151. >for whatever reason, they are immune to most diseases, and it takes far longer for them to age on account of the way their DNA has restructured itself
  152.  
  153. >so when other people get in contact with the antibodies that Wubbies naturally put out, they get all those staggering health and wellness benefits without any of the intelligence draining consequences that the Wubbies themselves face
  154.  
  155. >just breathing in the air near a Wubby makes regular people into happy and healthy superversions of themselves
  156.  
  157. >after they discovered all this, folks suddenly didn’t mind it all that much
  158.  
  159. >nobody wanted to become a Wubby themselves, but having them as a part of society was seen as more than worth it for the total eradication of cancer and about 95% of human illness
  160.  
  161. >by the time I was born, all this had already been normalized
  162.  
  163. >Wubbies obviously can’t attend school or hold down a job, and they tend to require a lot of care, so they live together in very well funded government group homes with caretakers and other Wubbies
  164.  
  165. >there are a ton of laws meant to protect Wubbies, so they live extremely comfortable lives
  166.  
  167. >the hormones they create in the air are bottled and distributed out throughout the country, especially in rural areas, and the global GDP produced by the direct effects of Wubby hormones is estimated to be in the tens of trillions
  168.  
  169. >they don’t have a lot of freedom, but as expected they don’t really give a shit
  170.  
  171. >they just spend all their time hugging each other and talking about how happy they are
  172.  
  173. >Wubbies are supposed to be really crazy about hugs, which they call “huggies”
  174.  
  175. >if you let two Wubbies hug, they will sit there for hours if not stopped
  176.  
  177. >it’s kinda sad
  178.  
  179. >not that Jake feels that way, at least anymore
  180.  
  181. >it looks like he triggered a few seconds before walking into the room, and we all watch as the spots spread all over his body
  182.  
  183. >he’s lucky that the mental side hit him first, or else he’d definitely be freaking the fuck out
  184.  
  185. >the fact that it’s such a smart dude triggering makes it all the more noticeable
  186.  
  187. >literally going from a future Harvard grad to “square peg in round hole” level stupidity in less than a few seconds
  188.  
  189. >nobody stops him from slowly waltzing over to his seat
  190.  
  191. >by the time he gets there he’s about a foot shorter
  192.  
  193. >everyone is being quiet and respectful, pretending nothing is happening, nobody wants to spook him
  194.  
  195. >since we are seniors, we’ve already had a ton of assemblies about what to do when this happens
  196.  
  197. >the protocol for when a Wubby is changing is to not react until it’s totally finished, even if they are already smiling and looking dumb
  198.  
  199. >if the mental effects haven’t been completed than the person might realize what’s happening to them and start panicking
  200.  
  201. >we don’t have this problem with Jake, though, who remains oblivious the whole time
  202.  
  203. >another minute passes and soon a cute-looking pink Wubby is smiling mindlessly in her seat, drowning in clothes that are way too big for her
  204.  
  205. >barely over five feet tall, and just like most Wubby chicks, fairly well endowed
  206.  
  207. >seeing that it’s over, the teacher walks over to her and asks her how she’s feeling
  208.  
  209. >she giggles and asks for a huggy
  210.  
  211. >surprise surprise
  212.  
  213. >the teacher tells the other students to talk to her and calls up the office to report what happened, tells us that they won’t be here for another twenty minutes to pick Jake up
  214.  
  215. >feel bad for Jake, but at least we won’t be having a Physics lesson this morning
  216.  
  217. >Jake won't ever have one again
  218.  
  219. >the girls immediately pounce on her, congratulating her and telling her how good she looks, giving her the long huggies she so desperately craves
  220.  
  221. >Jake is loving every moment of it, although she’d probably be almost as happy staring at a wall
  222.  
  223. >you’d assume that people would feel bad for her, considering the bright future she’s missed out on, but that isn’t the case
  224.  
  225. >among the cocktail of chemicals Wubbies put out are happiness hormones, which tend to make people very accepting of Wubbies
  226.  
  227. >they are put out in excess when a Wubby first changes, so everyone tends to get extra smiley right after a transformation and really wants to be near them
  228.  
  229. >mostly everyone, anyway
  230.  
  231. >around 3% of the population isn’t affected by some of the hormones Wubbies put out, and so they don’t quite understand the Wubby worship
  232.  
  233. >this includes me
  234.  
  235. >sadly this partial immunity doesn’t extend towards becoming a Wubby myself, so I still have to worry about that
  236.  
  237. >the chances are even higher for those who are resistant to them, actually
  238.  
  239. >but at least I don’t fawn over them the way everyone else does
  240.  
  241. >the twenty minutes pass surprisingly quickly, and “Jackie” laps up the attention and huggies like the happiest girl in the world, a circle of hormone-craving crazies surrounding her
  242.  
  243. >the girls had just started braiding her hair when two WPS agents come in
  244.  
  245. >Wubby Protective Services
  246.  
  247. >they both smile and thank everyone for taking care of Jackie, and then calmly ask her to come with them
  248.  
  249. >she giggles again and gives a few people quick goodbye huggies, and is soon out the door
  250.  
  251. >we can hear her laughing down the hallway as they take her to the group home
  252.  
  253. >everyone knows that we will never see Jake in school again, but the mood in the room isn’t somber at all
  254.  
  255. >no one can stop talking about Jackie, including the teacher, everyone’s so happy for her
  256.  
  257. >at least the teacher has totally given up on trying to teach us anything
  258.  
  259. >tfw no electrostatics
  260.  
  261. >three weeks later, be in the cafeteria for lunch
  262.  
  263. >it was a big deal for awhile, but most kids stopped talking about Jackie already
  264.  
  265. >considering how big our school is, there will be at least half a dozen transformations a school year, so everyone’s still lying in wait for the next one
  266.  
  267. >having a shitty day, found out I failed the electrostatics test
  268.  
  269. >the class got a lot harder without my tutor, lucky me
  270.  
  271. >was thinking about talking to my counselor to see if she’d let me switch over to another class when I hear a scream from the other side of the cafeteria
  272.  
  273. >look over with everyone else, it’s Amelia Longstock
  274.  
  275. >not someone I know well, just a typical goth chick
  276.  
  277. >seemed chill from the brief interactions I had with her in chem class, even if I didn’t get her sense of fashion
  278.  
  279. >she’s triggering, her skin's already loaded with freckles
  280.  
  281. >apparently one of the people she was sitting with noticed and pointed it out without thinking, and Amelia caught wind of what was happening before she got hit with the dumbo stick
  282.  
  283. >took one look at her pink dotted hand and started screeching
  284.  
  285. >one or two people tried to grab her to pull her into a hug, which is the second tactic to employ if they panic mid-transformation, but she dodges them and bolts towards the exit door
  286.  
  287. >it goes right into a big grass field in back of the school, and dozens of us follow her out despite teachers yelling at everyone to stay inside
  288.  
  289. >one girl on the track team was right near the door when it happened, and she was the first to make it out behind Amelia
  290.  
  291. >Amelia hoofs it a few hundred feet out despite visible physical changes, and we watch in awe as her outline grows taller and pinker against the afternoon sun
  292.  
  293. >a bunch of people chase her down at first, but only the track chick is moving fast enough, so everybody else drops out and watches them go
  294.  
  295. >Amelia starts going even faster once her legs lengthen enough, but she eventually starts stumbling a bit and it’s clear she isn’t gonna last much longer
  296.  
  297. >the mental changes start really fucking her up and she stops to pause and figure out what's happening to her
  298.  
  299. >track girl finally gets to Amelia during this and gives her a giant hug from behind
  300.  
  301. >the height difference is super noticeable by this point, she’s huge, Amelia doesn’t even flinch as the girl basically tackles her from behind
  302.  
  303. >she isn’t the right word anymore, either
  304.  
  305. >he turns around to hug her from the front, no fight left
  306.  
  307. >they stand there together for a minute and eventually the track chick nudges him to stop and she leads him back to the school with a proud smile on her face
  308.  
  309. >his smile is even bigger
  310.  
  311. >already dumb as rocks
  312.  
  313. >the Wubby version of Amelia is incredibly tall and muscular, even for a Wubby
  314.  
  315. >makes him look extra ridiculous wearing a ton of dark makeup and a ripped up dress
  316.  
  317. >not that he cares, all clothing (or lack thereof) is now equally wonderful from his POV
  318.  
  319. >a bunch of people compliment him and take big whiffs of the fresh hormones in the air
  320.  
  321. >someone jokes about him not having a hard time getting together with a Wubby girl once he gets to the group home
  322.  
  323. >he laughs but clearly doesn’t understand
  324.  
  325. >Wubbies have “nice touchies”, relationships, and even get married to each other on occasion, but they are for the most part very asexual
  326.  
  327. >huggies are pure
  328.  
  329. >non-Wubbies who try to do stuff with Wubbies go to prison
  330.  
  331. >rightfully so, fuck off Wubbycons
  332.  
  333. >teachers order everyone back into the cafeteria, and him and the track girl go to the office to wait for the WPS to arrive
  334.  
  335. >track girl gets an award, Amilo gets to live at the Wubby home for the rest of his life, and me and everyone else who went outside without permission get detentions
  336.  
  337. >fml
  338.  
  339. >a few weeks later afterschool, be at friday detention with around twenty people
  340.  
  341. >only got one detention for being outside during the Amelia fiasco, but didn’t show up, so they gave me more detentions
  342.  
  343. >bored as hell, try to use the time to study for electrostatics
  344.  
  345. >it sucks, can’t do it
  346.  
  347. >eventually just give up and decide to look at the window
  348.  
  349. >the girl to my left suddenly glances at me when I turn my head, and her eyes go wide
  350.  
  351. >she immediately forces her expression back to normal, trying to act like she wasn’t shocked, but I’m not dumb
  352.  
  353. >look at my hands, but don't see dots
  354.  
  355. >do a whiplash turn to the kid on my other side to see if he has a reaction to seeing my face
  356.  
  357. >he does, same look of surprise, it’s obvious I have freckles on my face
  358.  
  359. >fuck fuck fuck I’m triggering
  360.  
  361. >stand up and bolt out the door
  362.  
  363. >the teacher and the other kids leap toward me to try and get a hug in but I manage to toss an empty desk in front of the door and slam it on my way out, buying myself at least a few extra seconds
  364.  
  365. >thankfully the school has already mostly emptied out so no one is in the hallway to grab me
  366.  
  367. >go in a nearby stairwell, run up to the next floor and go into the deserted computer lab that I already know has a closet in the back with some furniture in it
  368.  
  369. >go inside the closet, block the door with some furniture, turn the lights off
  370.  
  371. >not trying to get away, just need some time to collect myself
  372.  
  373. >have a plan
  374.  
  375. >had always been scared of this happening, but got especially freaked out after the Amelia incident and did a ton of research online to see if there was anyway to stop or slow it down once it started
  376.  
  377. >it’s considered taboo to want to look for a “cure” to being a Wubby these days, since it’s viewed as a universally good thing by the vast majority of people who aren’t immune to the positivity-inducing effects of the hormones
  378.  
  379. >so stuff like that would be hard to find, but I did get something
  380.  
  381. >found a blog made by a guy in Sweden who had also started to trigger
  382.  
  383. >he was alone in the bathroom when it first happened and noticed pink freckles starting to pop up
  384.  
  385. >instead of crying or running for help, he just sat and got really pissed off
  386.  
  387. >like so angry that he started breaking down a door into splinters with his bare hands
  388.  
  389. >lasted like fifteen minutes but soon he started to realize that the change wasn’t progressing
  390.  
  391. >he connected the dots and realized that remaining angry had allowed him to hold off the changes for whatever reason
  392.  
  393. >presumably your brain can’t get a chance to focus on the happiness that sucks you in if you don’t let yourself have the chance to be happy in the first place
  394.  
  395. >decided to try and keep it up for however long he could
  396.  
  397. >kept the blog about it while he powered through to spread the word and motivate himself
  398.  
  399. >managed to hide the freckles he already had from his parents while also maintaining just enough anger to stop it for three months
  400.  
  401. >he theorized that if he continued for long enough to make it past the age where people no longer triggered, the process might stop
  402.  
  403. >didn’t make it that far though
  404.  
  405. >he couldn’t get too much sleep since he feared losing concentration in his dreams, so he was almost always sleep deprived
  406.  
  407. >only slept in thirty minute chunks with alarms
  408.  
  409. >he also had trouble forcing himself to be angry all the time, even moreso with the exhaustion
  410.  
  411. >one day just stopped posting altogether
  412.  
  413. >not hard to guess what happened
  414.  
  415. >still, he said he was only seventeen, and I was eighteen, so I had a bit of advantage
  416.  
  417. >would have to wait way less for the time when I couldn’t trigger anymore, at least if he’d been right
  418.  
  419. >started staring at a corner and forcing myself to get mad
  420.  
  421. >wasn’t that hard
  422.  
  423. >thought of my parents, school, electrostatics, the whole Wubby system
  424.  
  425. >the fact that nobody would give a shit about who I was before I triggered if I failed
  426.  
  427. >the fact that people were literally searching for me at that very moment to give me a huggy and make me into a dopey idiot so they could feel good
  428.  
  429. >a hug, not a huggy
  430.  
  431. >the fact that I’d seriously just had that thought
  432.  
  433. >eventually I got into a groove of feeling pissed off
  434.  
  435. >swedish anon said that he didn’t need to be in a blind rage all the time to stop it, just very upset
  436.  
  437. >kept it up for half an hour, felt like shit that this was happening but had to accept it if I didn’t want to be a permahugging dipshit
  438.  
  439. >eventually hear someone walking into the computer lab, they look around and eventually try opening the closet door
  440.  
  441. >when they ask if I’m in there, I keep silent
  442.  
  443. >they walk away and I immediately go back to planning my next move and trying to stay angry
  444.  
  445. >some more time passes, still a dude and the freckles aren’t progressing, so I’m good
  446.  
  447. >not that hard to stay angry when I go over what my options are, though
  448.  
  449. >a bunch of people already saw me with the freckles, and they are on my face, so I can’t hide them and play it off as me just going nuts
  450.  
  451. >suddenly someone knocks at the door
  452.  
  453. >”Anon, are you in there?”
  454.  
  455. >it’s a woman’s voice
  456.  
  457. >not any teacher or administrator of the school that I know
  458.  
  459. >stay quiet, but they don’t leave
  460.  
  461. >”We looked at the school cameras, Anon. We know you’re in there. Can I just talk? I’m from the WPS. Your teachers know that I’m talking to you, but I’m the only person here right now. I won’t do anything you don’t want me to.”
  462.  
  463. >still don’t say anything
  464.  
  465. >”Please, can you open the door? Just let me in so we can talk. You can’t stay in there alone forever, right? We’ll find a way to deal with this.”
  466.  
  467. >think for a few seconds, but begrudgingly let her in, careful not to let my guard down emotionally
  468.  
  469. >figure that it’s better to deal with it now instead of later
  470.  
  471. >maybe I can convince her that I’ve stopped the changes and to let me be
  472.  
  473. >the computer lab is empty when I open the door, so at least she was honest about that
  474.  
  475. >she slowly comes in, shuts the door behind her
  476.  
  477. >she’s tall with a bob cut, maybe in her early thirties
  478.  
  479. >she’s wearing the regular WPS uniform, but has a really soft looking wool jacket on top of it
  480.  
  481. >looks comfy
  482.  
  483. >my eyes linger on it for some reason, have trouble breaking away from it to make direct eye contact
  484.  
  485. >see her pay attention to where I’m looking
  486.  
  487. >shake my head and try to stay mad
  488.  
  489. >”Are you okay, Anon? You understand what’s happening, right?”
  490.  
  491. >I tell her that I’m not a fucking idiot, don’t want to be talked down to
  492.  
  493. >she apologizes
  494.  
  495. >normally I’m not this edgy but I don’t have much of a choice
  496.  
  497. >stay silent for a little while, she quietly watches me, waiting for me to talk to her
  498.  
  499. >ask her if we can just forget what happened, point out that I’m fine and have barely changed outside of a few freckles
  500.  
  501. >“Anon, you started triggering. Nobody controls this stuff, but you should already know that it’s irreversible. I see kids your age trigger almost every day; it’s really not as bad as you think.”
  502.  
  503. >tell her to fuck off
  504.  
  505. >”I mean it, Anon. The only reason it bothers you right now is because you are resisting so much. You aren’t the first person to try raging through it. It doesn’t work.”
  506.  
  507. >say that I’ll make it work
  508.  
  509. >admittedly somewhat unnerved by the fact that she’d seen someone try this before but can’t give up
  510.  
  511. >for all I know she could be bluffing
  512.  
  513. >”What are your plans, then? Are you going to keep going to school like that? Everyone will know, and I promise that some people are going to try and hug you. It’ll be very hard to keep up under those conditions. If you’ve changed enough to have it start showing on the skin, it’s almost certainly altered your brain chemistry to the point where resisting that would feel like torture to you.”
  514.  
  515. >my stomach literally twinges when I hear her say the word hug
  516.  
  517. >bite my bottom lip to make it stop quivering as pleasant warm pulses flow through my whole body
  518.  
  519. >barely manage to stuff it all back down with more anger but it’s only getting harder
  520.  
  521. >she clearly takes note
  522.  
  523. >don’t say anything, she continues on
  524.  
  525. >”Anon, be reasonable. I know that this can be a very scary thing for a young person to experience, but it doesn’t have to be. I used to work at a Wubby Center myself; you wouldn’t believe how nice they are these days. It’s like living in a luxury hotel, people waiting on you hand and foot… and it’s not like you wouldn’t still be having a big impact on the world; it’s just a different kind of impact. Honestly, Wubbies contribute a lot more good for society than most regular people ever will.”
  526.  
  527. >tell her that none of that matters to me, that I’m not a Wubby
  528.  
  529. >“Really, Anon? So if I offered you a hug right now, you wouldn’t want it?”
  530.  
  531. >bit my lip again
  532.  
  533. >stutter out a no, tell her that I don’t in any way want a nice warm huggy
  534.  
  535. >realize what I said but try not to acknowledge it, feel hair start to grow past the back of my neck
  536.  
  537. >she smiles
  538.  
  539. >”Look, how ‘bout this. If you let me have one hug with you and then still don’t act like a Wubby, I’ll know that you can handle this, and I’ll tell them to let you go. Does that sound fair?”
  540.  
  541. >think about it
  542.  
  543. >it’s definitely risky, but seems like it could be worth it
  544.  
  545. >probably won’t have another chance to convince her
  546.  
  547. >besides, her jacket looks so warm and fluffy, one huggy couldn’t hurt
  548.  
  549. >nod softly, she smiles again, makes me feel better as she does
  550.  
  551. >she takes a step towards me and wraps both arms tightly but gently around my back, clasping them together
  552.  
  553. >i find myself doing the same
  554.  
  555. >we stay like that for a minute, she starts to softly whisper reassurances into my ear
  556.  
  557. >feel so safe and secure
  558.  
  559. >the jacket is even softer than it looked
  560.  
  561. >it’s a really nice huggy, maybe even the best I’ve ever had
  562.  
  563. >suddenly realize that I’m getting smaller
  564.  
  565. >my whole body is warm and tingly, especially around the chest
  566.  
  567. >little freckles are popping up, my clothes are getting way too big
  568.  
  569. >can’t think clearly either
  570.  
  571. >try remembering stuff about the electric picnics I was learning about earlier but I can’t
  572.  
  573. >start wriggling in her arms a bit, but she pulls me closer and doesn’t let me go
  574.  
  575. >“Is everything okay, Anon? I think this is a really nice huggy. I’m so jealous of you. You’ll get to have huggies like this every day.”
  576.  
  577. >look her in the eyes and ask her if she’s being serious
  578.  
  579. >she tells me that she is
  580.  
  581. >I can’t help but smile as wide as I can
  582.  
  583. >don’t feel upset at all anymore, but it’s okay
  584.  
  585. >especially if she's right and I get more huggies like this one
  586.  
  587. >we stand there for awhile and she keeps saying nice things in my ear and patting my back
  588.  
  589. >eventually she nudges my head and tells me that we have to go
  590.  
  591. >I giggle and ask her if I can have more huggies later
  592.  
  593. >she says yes, and I giggle again
  594.  
  595. >she opens the door and holds my hand tightly in hers, and we walk towards the school entrance together
  596.  
  597. >a few teachers smile when they see us and she says stuff to them and they say stuff back
  598.  
  599. >I’m not really listening, still thinking about getting those huggies
  600.  
  601. >eventually we get to the parking lot and her car, she buckles me in and we start driving towards the place she says I can get more huggies
  602.  
  603. >while we drive, I tell her how pretty she looks
  604.  
  605. >she thanks me and tells me that I’m pretty too
  606.  
  607. >giggle and watch the road pass by
  608.  
  609. >tfw I’m about to get more huggies
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