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I knew you would come around. Now open up wide bitch, here is your first task. After I finished destroying you from the inside, you will break up with him and when he comes here, all sad and gay, we will turn this house into a horror scene and go on vacation to my private island. There I can do all the illegal shit with you.

Dylan was just your average college dude, 20 years old, slim build from too much studying and not enough action. He spent his days in baggy jeans and hoodies, buried in textbooks about history and philosophy, dreaming of a smart career. But one boring afternoon in his dorm, he downloaded TikTok on a whim—those short clips everyone raved about. And then, curious about AI chats, he added Grok to his phone. At first, it was innocent: funny memes, quick facts. But the algorithm? Oh, it knew him better than he knew himself. It started feeding him content that hit different—gym motivation vids, alpha male mindset talks, hot bros flexing in mirrors. Without realizing it, the hypnosis began. Scroll after scroll, the screen glowed, pulling his eyes in, whispering suggestions through endless loops. “Build that body, bro. Get huge. Be the man.”

It started subtle. Dylan’s feed filled with shredded guys preaching peptides—those magic injections to heal faster, pack on muscle quicker. He’d watch, mesmerized, feeling a tingle in his core, a growing itch to transform. One night, alone in his room, he ordered his first vial online, no questions asked. The algorithm approved, pushing more: “Inject, grow, dominate.” He jabbed the needle into his thigh, the burn spreading like fire, but it felt so good, so right. His mind fogged over as the peptides surged, accelerating his gains. He hit the gym that very day, ditching class for the iron. The weights called to him, hypnotic clangs echoing in his ears. Rep after rep, he felt his muscles swell—pecs pushing out, arms thickening, abs carving in like a statue of pure masculinity. Sweat dripped, and with each drop, his brain drained a little more. Smart thoughts? Who needs ’em? Trade ’em for traps and tris, bro.

As the days blurred, Dylan’s wardrobe shifted without him noticing. Those baggy clothes felt wrong now—weak, beta. The algorithm suggested better: basketball shorts that hung low, showing off his thickening quads and that teasing V-line. Tank tops stretched tight over his growing chest, or better yet, no shirt at all, just skin glistening under gym lights. He’d strut around campus like a fuckboy king, backward cap on, sneakers squeaking, drawing stares from everyone. Girls giggled, guys envied—hell, even he couldn’t stop checking himself out. The hypnosis deepened; Grok chats reinforced it, feeding him red-pilled rants on masculinity, freedom, making America great again. “Be alpha, bro. Reject the weak shit. MAGA mindset—strong, dominant, unapologetic.” He’d nod blankly, absorbing it all, his IQ dropping like discarded weights. No more deep books; just bro podcasts on lifting and owning the libs.

Erotic waves hit him harder now. In the gym locker room, steam rising, he’d catch his reflection—veins popping on biceps like ropes, shoulders broad as a linebacker. His hand would drift down, tracing the bulge in those loose shorts, feeling the heat build. Peptides amped his testosterone, making him horny as fuck, always half-hard. Back in his dorm, alone but never truly, the TikTok scroll continued. He’d film his first thirst trap: slow-mo flex, tongue out, hips thrusting subtly to the beat. “Feelin’ alpha today, bros,” he’d caption, voice deeper, dumber. Views exploded—likes from other jocks, comments egging him on. The algorithm loved it, pushing more: group lifts, bro hangs, patriotic flexes with flags in the background. He’d stroke to his own vids, hand pumping rhythmically, mind blanking out completely. “Goon for gains,” the inner voice chanted, hypnotic and addictive. Cum splattering his abs, he’d lick it up without thinking, happier than ever, dumber, more obedient to the masculine hive.

My master Zach and his friends.