WARNING: This is a dark story featuring cheating, humiliation, and betrayal of people who probably don't deserve it.
It also features descriptions of extreme body types that may not appeal to the average reader.
If these things do not appeal to you, I suggest you look elsewhere.
And remember: this is just a fantasy. Treat the people in your life with love and respect.
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In my late twenties I ended up going back to school - my wife had convinced me that an art degree wasn't going to make us money, so I had enrolled in a local college for a Computer Science degree. To help pay the bills, I got a job at hotel in our city. It was actually a pretty cushy job - it was an extravagant place, the kind of place I could never afford - so I got paid pretty well and all I generally had to do was check in guests and do my best to not make them angry.
On my second month there, a few weeks before classes started up, my coworker Pete sidled up to me behind the front desk.
"Hey Dan," he said, sort of conspiratorially. "Guess who's coming to stay at our wonderful hotel the next couple weeks?"
I shrugged. "Who?"
"Alexis Baddie," he responded, matter-of-factly.
I shrugged again. "Am I supposed to know who that is?"
Pete laughed. "I forgot you were married, man. Do yourself a favor and look her up."
"Uh, sure," I answered, as he walked away.
I figured I should at least figure out who Alexis Baddie was - we had to be very mindful of celebrity guests at the hotel, lest they cause us any trouble. I didn't have time yet to peruse the internet, though, so I sent a quick text to Lisa, my wife.
"Hey - who is 'Alexis Baddie?'" I typed.
She responded pretty quickly. "LOL she's one of those Instagram ladies. You know, Kim Kardashian type, half-plastic, half-facetuned."
A few minutes later, she sent another text. "Wait why do you ask? You getting the hots for another lady? ;)"
When I had a second, I responded. "Haha, no, she's coming to stay at the hotel. don't have time to look her up. she doesn't quite sound like my type."
"OMG," she wrote in reply. "I think she's getting her own reality show soon. Look at you rubbing elbows with celebs. Even if they are just plastic bimbos."
I smiled at her text, and put my phone in my pocket, forgetting about the conversation as I got inundated with guests.
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A few hours later I had my mandatory break. When I opened my phone, I saw the texts from my wife and I remembered Alexis Whats-her-face was supposed to check in later.
I googled her name, and her Instagram was the first link, along with some news articles about her rising success as an "influencer" (a what?) and her newly announced TV deal. I clicked her Instagram and... honestly, I was underwhelmed.
She was beautiful, no doubt - or, at least, someone's generic definition of beautiful. Her face definitely looked like Kim Kardashian's - or someone with completely different bone structure trying to look like her. Her images were so heavily modified - I guess that's what Lisa had meant by "facetuned" - that it was impossible to tell what she actually looked like.
Her body was... something else. She had giant breasts, though it was hard to tell how big as it seemed to vary image by image - another side effect of the heavy facetuning, most likely. Her waist was almost nonexistent, just a smooth curve connecting her rib-cage and hips. Speaking of her hips - they were absurd, easily twice the size of her upper body, giving her an extremely exaggerated hourglass figure.
Her feed was mostly selfies and incomprehensible inspirational quotes. Dan shrugged to himself and closed the app. When had that bottom-heavy, super-curvy look become so popular? When he was growing up, people knew what real beauty looked like: skinny. Like Lisa.
Lisa was his dream girl - smart, funny, outgoing, and a smoking hottie to boot. She looked like that girl from the OC - a show from when he was a teenager - thin and fit, with a classic beauty.
He scrolled back to his text messages and sent another to his wife. "LOL I just looked up Ms. Baddie - is she anyone's type??"
She responded, "lol I'm sure there's some weirdos out there, but you know what a real woman looks like ;)"
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That evening, towards the end of my shift, Ms. Alexis Baddie finally arrived. At first, I wasn't sure what was happening - suddenly a group of garishly-dressed people sauntered into the lobby like they were hot shit. There were a few women who, honestly, not to be rude, looked like street walkers, and they were flanked by a couple burly men in sunglasses, who seemed to be scanning the room.
The group stopped in the middle of the lobby, making a ton of noise - shouting, laughing. One of the sunglasses-men came to the desk.
"We're checking in Alexis Baddie's group," he stated.
"Oh," I responded, dumbly, and looked over to the group. As I did, one of the women moved to the side, and I finally saw her.
And honestly, I was horrified. She looked nothing like her pictures on Instagram - or rather, she looked like someone who had used every type of plastic surgery to make herself look like her Instagram pictures.
Her face looked like it had been injected with every known substance to fill out her cheeks and soften her jawline and - just change the entire shape, really. She had definitely had a nose job, and as her friends laughed and hollered around her, she stood impassively chewing gum. Her swollen, bee-stung lips barely moved as she did so. I had no idea what her original face could have even looked like.
But that wasn't even the most shocking thing. It was her entire body. If her pictures made it look like she had the perfect exaggerated hourglass, her actual body looked like a broken one. Or an hourglass made by someone who had never seen one before.
She had sort of broad shoulders, and I figured she was probably originally apple-shaped, but whoever did her surgeries tried to give her more of an hourglass pear-shape by widening out her hips to an unfathomable degree. And her waist, which had been a smooth curve in her images, was actually rather straight and broad. As a result, her waist connected to her hips in the most unnatural way: a straight line down that then, at almost a 90 degree angle, jutted out into an exaggerated, surgery-enhanced orb.
And that wasn't even mentioning her breasts - if they could even be called that any more. They were clearly fake - the thin crop-top she was wearing made it clear she wasn't wearing a bra, and yet they stood unnaturally perky, shaped like two watermelons bolted to someone's chest.