A very slow built story about a character's transformation. There are sexy bits and they will be more frequent in planned subsequent chapters, but they are not the main focus.
Please do not expect any quick thrill out of this story, but make the most of the progressive development of the protagonist(s).
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October 9, 2014
My name is Erik, I'm only just 20 years old, I'm studying physics and mathematics in a university in the United-Kingdom for the second year in a row, and I like girls... What else? For one thing, I live in a rented house shared with three other students, two boys and a girl, and I guess I'm rather shy. Yes, that seems just about right...
Oh, I almost forgot! I also have very stupid parents who think that a diary would be an appropriate gift for their sons' twentieth birthday. How silly is that? And what am I supposed to write in here anyway? Should I describe my non-existent love life? Or should I explain the ins and outs of the Frank-Hertz experiment?
I guess that the real question here is why I'm even bothering to write anything in at all. There isn't much to write about anyway, as I haven't had sex for nearly two years, and haven't had a girlfriend since, well, ever. Nor do I have any hobbies or particularly love my studies. They're OK I guess, but nothing to write home about, let alone in a diary.
I guess I'm only writing this down because I have little else to do... After all, I hardly ever work, as it seems my grades always seem the same (about a 2:1 on average) whether I try hard or not... But nor do I do anything else. I work out on occasion, but not much as I'm very lazy, and I rarely ever go to societies because I'm... Shy...? Or perhaps I'm just a natural shut-in? I don't really know...
Anyway, it's Thursday evening, and I've got a film I'd like to watch online, so I'll get to it now, and then it'll be time for some shut-eye. Perhaps I'll write some more stuff in my diary tomorrow, or perhaps not. I don't know.
October 10, 2014
Well I'm glad the day is over! Fridays are supposed to be tough, with the usual three lectures in the morning followed by a four hour long laboratory session in physics, but this time it was almost more than I can handle!
Worst thing was that this week I got paired up with that girl Amanda who goes to the same thermal physics and quantum mechanics lectures as me... God she's hot! I've been trying to attract her attention in lectures since the year started but she never noticed me. And today, she didn't even recognize me as we started the experiment, and was completely oblivious when I offered to buy her a drink at the SU (Students' Union) afterwards.
As if it weren't enough, it was really hard trying to concentrate myself on setting up a digital oscilloscope whilst ignoring her cleavage. Why did she have to wear such a low cut blouse? I felt all flustered during the session and I'm pretty sure we messed up the experiment.
The only good thing to be said about it all was Henry's reaction when I came back. He is the only one of my housemates who also lived in my flat last year, and we get along very well. He is a bit of a 'lad', but that's how I like it, because as 'laddy' as he may be and as 'wimpy' as I may be, we don't judge each other and really appreciate having some contrast. As usual, he told me that the whole thing was very 'gay', and that he didn't get why I was being so awkward about asking her out. I wasn't surprised. After all he is basically 200 pounds of pure muscle who loves to go out and hit on as many birds as possible, knowing that he would eventually find one who'd sleep with him.
I'm not really like that, as I'm more wiry and geeky, and nowhere as good-looking. I'd also rather have a girlfriend than one-nights stands, and furthermore, I don't think I'd have the confidence to go hitting on girls right, left and center. After all, I can hardly stand the idea of one rejection, let alone 20. However, I still appreciated the banter I got from Henry, and he helped me laugh the whole lab incident off as we watched the television in the sitting room, until I decided to go to bed.
October 11, 2014
Well... Where to start? When I started writing in this diary, I didn't expect to have anything interesting to write down, but after today... To be honest, I don't really know if what happened was real or if I'm just going crazy, but here goes.
I woke up this morning feeling refreshed, but a little glum. I didn't have any thing planned for my day, so I put on my dressing gown and wondered into the kitchen where I saw Henry cooking himself a full English breakfast.
"You all right mate?" he asked me, and I nodded.
I then made myself a bowl of cereal and went to sit down in the sitting room to eat it (we don't have a dining room in our house). Henry followed soon after and started grunting about the morning run he just had and the trip to the gym he was planning, offering me as usual to come with him whilst cramming sausages into his mouth.
As usual, I pretended to consider his offer for a second or two before making up an excuse about having to work on some scientific project. I'd finished the project a week ago, but Henry didn't know that, as he studies sports and social sciences, and doesn't really care much for physics or mathematics.
After Henry left, I decided to go for a walk to stretch my legs. I got out of the house, and started walking down the road towards the center of town, taking my time. During this leisurely stroll, I noticed a rather extraordinary park from the corner of my eye, and started walking towards it. It was a curious little thing, a bit like a well-maintained garden, but which shone as if every leaf had been varnished individually.
Wondering why I'd never noticed it before, I sat down on the only bench I could find to take in the view. The moment I did so, I observed a well right in front of the bench, which I was sure hadn't been there. There was a small wooden sign next to it, on which was written two words: "wishing well".
I stared at the well for a while, wondering why I had the feeling that it was more than it seemed, before finally getting up and walking up to it. I looked down into its depths, wondering whether to make a wish. But what sort of wish should I make? Should I wish for money, or for luck, or for Amanda? Why would I even bother? I'm a scientist at heart, and have always found this superstitious nonsense to be too stupid to waste time on.
I decided I'd let the well give my wish to someone else, and was about to turn around and walk back to the bench when I felt a hand suddenly push me in the small of my back and I felt myself suddenly toppling over the wall of the well and down into its depths.