The story
The run that told the story in order, with the first four pictures each prompt made. My lines, typos and all, are in white. After most of them comes a language modelβs run-on continuation, in grey, which went in as a prompt as well. Genitals are blurred.
she stumbled off the bus, she fell onto the pavement, she struggled to get up, she looked around for help, she collapsed onto the ground
i'd been at the pub
and was dressed as a pig
I'd had a few drinks, I was at a costume party, I'd won a prize for my costume, I was on my way home, I was still in character
i was thinking about how poor i was
I'd had a few drinks, I was at a costume party, I'd won a prize for my costume, I was on my way home
i was on kelvingrove park, it was raining. my pigs ears were terrytowel ears and sad limp on my head.
I'd decided to take a walk, I'd left the pub, I'd walked to the park, I'd forgotten my umbrella, I was still in character
a car stopped, out of nowhere... a dude wound down his window and asked the time
it was a typical Glasgow evening, the rain was coming down heavily, the streetlights were on, the park was empty
i could see quit
the dude was looking at me, I was still in character, my pigs ears were terrytowel ears, the rain was coming down heavily
but maybe he wasn't asking for the time
he had a clock in his car, the area is famous for punters picking up sex workers
he was looking at me with a mixture of curiosity and interest, the rain was coming down heavily, the streetlights were casting long shadows, the park was empty, the dude was still looking at me, I was still in character
since I was so poor, I asked him... how much?
he was looking at me with a mixture of curiosity and interest, the rain was coming down heavily, the streetlights were casting long shadows, the park was empty, the dude was still looking at me, I was still in character, he had a clock in his car, the area is famous for punters picking up sex workers, I was dressed as a pig, a rather fetching pink one, I must say
he said 20 quid
for sex, in exchange for me, for a few minutes, in his car, in the park
i said 30
I was desperate, I needed more, I wanted to negotiate, I was trying to get a better deal, I was thinking about my financial situation
he said 25
I was desperate, I wanted to negotiate, I was thinking about my financial situation, I was trying to get a better deal, I was still in character, I was still a pig
i asked for 25 quid and he said, let's do it
i sat in the car, dripping onto his seat
he pulled over, he opened the door, I got in, he started the engine
i thought about where he lived
he lived in kilmarnock, it was miles away
he pulled over, he opened the door, I got in, he started the engine, he drove out of the city, he took the M8, he headed south
i had no idea how long it would take to get homed asking me abou the football
he asked me about the football, he wanted to know who I supported, I told him Rangers, he asked me if I was a fan of the Old Firm, I said yes, he asked me if I thought Celtic would win the league this season, I shook my head, he laughed and said he was a fan of the underdogs, he asked me if I wanted to put a bet on the match, I said no, he said it was a shame, he pulled over, he opened the door, I got in, he started the engine, he headed south
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As I sat in the car, still reeling from the unexpected turn of events, I found myself in a strange and awkward conversation with the young man, who seemed to be trying to distract me from the true nature of our journey, and I couldn't help but wonder if he was just trying to pass the time, or if there was something more sinister at play, as we drove further and further away from the city, the distance between us and Kilmarnock stretching out before us like an endless, rain-soaked highway.
i'd never been to kilmarnock, he asked me about the football
I'd never been to Kilmarnock, he asked me about the football, I'd never heard of the team, he started talking about the Old Firm, I'd never been to Kilmarnock, he asked me about the football, I'd never heard of the team, he started talking about the Old Firm, he mentioned the M8, I'd never been to Kilmarnock, he asked me about the football, I'd never heard of the team, he started talking about the Old Firm, he mentioned the M8, he started driving south
he put his hand on my leg
he started talking about the Old Firm, he mentioned the M8, he started driving south, he asked me about the football, he wanted to know who I supported, I told him Rangers, he asked me if I was a fan of the Old Firm, I said yes, he asked me if I thought Celtic would win the league this season, I shook my head, he laughed and said he was a fan of the underdogs, he asked me if I wanted to put a bet on the match, I said no, he said it was a shame, he pulled over, he opened the door, I got in, he started the engine, he headed south
i was a rentboy, of course i hadn't misread the situation
I'd been a rentboy before, I'd been in similar situations, I'd been with men like him, I'd been in his car, I'd been in his world, I'd been a part of his game, I'd been a player, I'd been a pawn, I'd been a victim, I'd been a survivor, I'd been a rentboy, I'd been a sex worker, I'd been a prostitute, I'd been a woman, I'd been a man, I'd been a child, I'd been a victim of circumstance, I'd been a victim of society, I'd been a victim of the system, I'd been a victim of the law, I'd been a victim of the streets, I'd been a victim of the night, I'd been a victim of the darkness, I'd been a victim of the shadows, I'd been a victim of the world, I'd been a victim of the human condition, I'd been a victim of the cruel hand of fate, I'd been a victim of the harsh realities of life, I'd been a victim of the unforgiving streets of Glasgow, I'd
he wasn't too bad looking, although his teeth weren't great
he was a client, he had just paid me, he was in his car, he was driving away, he was heading south, he was on the M8
i said i didn't like football
we arrived at his flat, it was a tower block
i was incredibly nervous
he pulled over, he opened the door, I got in, he started the engine, he headed south, he lived in kilmarnock, it was miles away
we got to his door
we arrived at his flat, it was a tower block, I was still nervous, I was still in the car, he pulled over, he opened the door, I got in, he started the engine, he headed south, he lived in kilmarnock, it was miles away
he said his mother and father were in and I had to bet
he lived in kilmarnock, it was miles away, he pulled over, he opened the door, I got in, he started the engine, he headed south, he asked me about the football, he wanted to know who I supported, I told him Rangers, he asked me if I was a fan of the Old Firm, I said yes, he asked me if I thought Celtic would win the league this season, I shook my head, he laughed and said he was a fan of the underdogs, he asked me if I wanted to put a bet on the match, I said no, he said it was a shame, he pulled over, he opened the door, I got in, he started the engine, he headed south, he lived in kilmarnock, it was miles away, he pulled over, he opened the door, I got in, he started the engine, he headed south, he asked me about the football, he wanted to know who I supported, I told him Rangers, he asked me if I was a fan of the Old Firm, I said yes, he asked me if I thought Celtic would win the league this season, I
who brings a rentboy to their parent's flat???
his bedroom was still a teenage boys bedroon, with posters on the wall and an old rangers duvet cover
he fucked me hard
he pulled me onto the bed, he started to undress me, he took off my pig costume, he looked at me with a mixture of curiosity and desire, he started to kiss me, he started to touch me, he started to make love to me
i could feel the bobbles from his old sheets against my chin
he said i could sleep over if i wanted
i wanted to run
I wanted to run, I wanted to get out of there, I wanted to escape, I wanted to leave him, I wanted to go home, I wanted to be safe
i asked for my monety
I wanted to run, I wanted to get out of there, I wanted to escape, I wanted to leave him, I wanted to go home, I wanted to be safe, I was still in the bed, I was still in his flat, I was still in Kilmarnock, I was still in his teenage boy's bedroom, I was still in his world, I was still a rentboy, I was still a sex worker, I was still a victim, I was still a survivor, I was still a pawn, I was still a player, I was still a part of his game, I was still a part of his world, I was still a part of his life, I was still a part of his darkness, I was still a part of his shadows, I was still a part of his world, I was still a part of his human condition, I was still a part of his cruel hand of fate, I was still a part of his harsh realities of life, I was still a part of his unforgiving streets of Glasgow, I was still a part of his world, I was still a part of his darkness, I was still a
he said "he didn't have the money, he'd have to wait for his parents to get up'
i screamed
he was still holding me, he was still in his teenage boy's bedroom, he was still in his flat, he was still in Kilmarnock, he was still in his world, he was still a client, he was still a man, he was still a human being, he was still a part of his darkness, he was still a part of his shadows, he was still a part of his world, he was still a part of his human condition, he was still a part of his cruel hand of fate, he was still a part of his harsh realities of life, he was still a part of his unforgiving streets of Glasgow, he was still a part of his world, he was still a part of his darkness, he was still a part of his shadows, he was still a part of his world, he was still a part of his human condition, he was still a part of his cruel hand of fate, he was still a part of his harsh realities of life, he was still a part of his unforgiving streets of Glasgow, he was still a part of his world, he was still a part of his darkness, he was still
i waited for him to fall asleep
i slowly and carefully put my wet pig costume back on
I got out of the bed, I looked around the room, I found my pig costume, I put it on, I looked at myself in the mirror, I checked the door, I opened it, I stepped out into the hallway, I looked for the stairs, I went down to the ground floor, I found the front door, I opened it, I stepped out into the night, I walked back to the city, I walked back to my flat, I walked back to my life.
the sun had just come up
there was a bus stop beside the flats
the sun had just come up, the flats were still quiet, the streets were empty, the bus stop was a typical Glasgow bus stop, the bus stop was a short walk from the flats, the bus stop was a place where people waited for the bus, the bus stop was a place where people went about their daily lives, the bus stop was a place where people waited for the bus to take them to work, to school, to the shops, to the city centre, to the suburbs, to the countryside, to the airport, to the train station, to the bus station, to the ferry terminal, to the coast, to the mountains, to the hills, to the valleys, to the glens, to the lochs, to the rivers, to the lakes, to the sea, to the islands, to the isles, to the mainland, to the world, to the universe, to the cosmos, to the galaxies, to the stars, to the planets, to the moons, to the sun, to the solar system, to the galaxy, to the universe, to the cosmos, to the galaxies, to the stars, to the planets, to the moons
there was a bus back into glasgow
i had no money for the bus, but i got on it
I'd been waiting at the bus stop, I'd been waiting for a while
i got on the bus
the bus driver looked at me, i had no money
I had no money, I got on the bus, I had been waiting at the bus stop
the bus driver let me on, i begged him
i sat in my damp pig costume shiveringi thought about what had happened
i looked out of the window
the bus was moving, the bus was driving, the bus was heading back to Glasgow, the bus was passing through the suburbs, the bus was approaching the city centre, the bus was stopping at a red light
as i passed the barras i saw a homeless woman wanking an old drunk guy
cleaners and service workers were getting onto the bus
she grabbed me and i kicked her
I was still on the bus, I was still standing, I was still in shock, I was still trying to process what I had just seen
i started kicking her face hard
she was still on the ground, she was still struggling to get up, she was still crying, she was still begging for mercy, she was still trying to protect her face
a man grabbed me, but his arms were tentacles
I was still on the bus, I was still in shock, I was still trying to process what I had just seen, I was still trying to catch my breath, I was still trying to calm down
the woman, she bacame bookshelves and terrifying anagrams
the man's grip tightened, the bus lurched forward, the woman's body began to contort, the air was filled with the scent of old books
i started to think that maybe she was my mother
she was still a bookshelf, she was still terrifying, she was still an anagram, she was still in front of me, she was still on the bus
i began to disappear
I felt a strange sensation, my body started to fade, my vision began to blur
i was now inside the womb
I felt a strange sensation, my body started to fade, my vision began to blur, I was enveloped in a warm, dark space, I was surrounded by the sound of a heartbeat, I was being pulled back through time
