//Just a normal-sized casual public post ^^
The tile floor was cold beneath their feet, the faint scent of chlorine and sweat lingering in the humid air of the locker room. It was the first time they had changed together in an open space, and for the boys, that meant only one thing: comparison.
At first, it was subtle. A glance from the corner of an eye. A casual shift in stance to get a better view. But within moments, it became obvious - this was a moment of revelation.
The tallest among them, Leo, stood with an air of effortless dominance. He ran a hand through his wet blond hair, completely unbothered by his own nudity. His confidence was not just from his well-built physique but from the heavy, unmistakable weight that hung between his legs. Even without any attempt to show off, his sheer endowment made it impossible to ignore.
Beside him, Nate - leaner, slightly shorter - stood in uncomfortable realization. He wasn’t small by any means, but compared to Leo… compared to Leo… he might as well have been. His eyes darted downward, then away, his fingers twitching as if instinctively wanting to cover himself. His heart thumped with a mix of shame and irritation, knowing that Leo, with that smug, unshaken confidence, had already made his silent judgment.
The other boys had their own reactions. Ethan, the quietest of the group, had a physique bordering on delicate, his slim frame only further accentuating his naturally modest size. He bit his lip, avoiding eye contact, shifting his weight from foot to foot as if trying to disappear into the background.
Then there was Jordan, caught between admiration and envy. He was better off than Ethan, at least, but Leo’s sheer presence made even his respectable size seem unimpressive. He clenched his jaw slightly, the competitive streak in him flaring up, even though this was a competition he could never win.
And then there was her - Ymir, the lone girl among them, a smirk playing at her lips. She was the only one dressed, barely clad in a bikini, and yet she had the power to make all of them feel completely exposed. Her gaze flicked between them, lingering just long enough to make each of them wonder what she was thinking.
But it was Leo’s gaze that truly cut through the room. He didn’t have to say anything. His expression alone did it for him. "Is that all you’ve got?" Nate felt heat rise in his face. He knew Leo wasn’t really saying anything, but the look in his eyes, that almost amused arrogance, spoke volumes. His fists clenched. It wasn’t fair. Genetics had played its hand, and Leo had won the lottery while he had gotten… average. Nothing special. Just something functional, not impressive. And worst of all, Leo knew it. The room was quiet, but the tension hummed in the air like static before a storm. Finally, Jordan broke it with a forced chuckle. “Damn, Leo. Didn’t know you were packing a third leg.” Leo grinned, stretching his arms above his head, his muscles flexing as if to emphasize what was already painfully obvious. “Guess some of us just got lucky.” Ethan swallowed hard. Ymi arched a brow, her smirk deepening. And Nate? He bit the inside of his cheek, forcing himself to laugh along. But deep inside, he knew - this moment would stick with him for a long time.
A heavy hush lingered in the locker room long after they’d all gotten dressed. The air felt charged, as though a single spark could reignite the tension that had crackled moments before. No one wanted to acknowledge what they’d just witnessed, but it was impossible to forget: Leo’s sheer size, on full display, overshadowing everyone else in the room. Yet, as they prepared to leave - shoes tied, shirts half-zipped - an odd, subtle shift caught their attention. It was barely perceptible at first. Leo, basking in the knowledge of his advantage, felt an inexplicable rush course through him - pride, excitement, and something else, something raw. In response, his body reacted.
What had already been an impressive endowment seemed to swell, just enough that the fabric of his shorts tightened. It wasn’t an overt change - no dramatic transformation - yet in the silence, it was as unmistakable as a thunderclap.
Jordan, who’d been reaching for his bag, froze mid-motion. His eyes widened in disbelief. He’d already been grappling with the uncomfortable truth of his inferiority, but this was a whole new level. It was as if Leo’s pride had grown right in front of them, solidifying his place at the top of the hierarchy.
Nate, still reeling from his earlier humiliation, felt a wave of dread sink into his gut. *He was already big—how is this even possible? The sight left him feeling more powerless than before. His mind spiraled, imagining the endless reminders he’d have to endure every time they changed together, every time Leo decided to flaunt what nature had gifted him.
Ethan, the quiet one, clutched his towel closer, as if trying to shield himself from the sheer intensity of Leo’s presence. He could hardly meet anyone’s gaze. A flush of color rose in his cheeks, and his heart pounded with a mixture of awe and an odd sense of panic. What does that make me, then? he wondered, feeling smaller than ever.
Even Ymir, who had observed the entire dynamic with a wry smile, found herself momentarily taken aback. Her smirk wavered. She’d known Leo was confident, but this brazen, almost effortless display of his body’s reaction was something else. She glanced at the other boys, sensing the wave of horror and envy ripple through them, and found herself torn between amusement and genuine surprise.
Leo, for his part, felt the heat coursing through his veins. He could sense their eyes on him - wide, stunned, disbelieving. A flicker of triumph curled the corners of his lips. He didn’t even need to say a word; their expressions told him everything.
He stretched, as though to test the confines of his clothing. A soft exhale escaped his lips, half-satisfied, half-challenging, like a silent "I told you so". The moment was his to command, and he relished it.
The others stood rooted to the spot, torn between wanting to leave and unable to tear their eyes away from the living reminder of their own inadequacies. Jordan felt a pulse of anger, directed as much at himself as at Leo, for feeling so overshadowed. Nate’s mind was already plotting desperate ways to boost his confidence - extra workouts, new diets, anything to close the gap. Ethan simply stared, numb.
At last, Leo turned toward the exit. He hoisted his bag onto his shoulder and paused, glancing back at them with that same almost-lazy grin. His eyes met each of theirs, taking in their shock, their envy, their utter disbelief. He didn’t need to speak. The message was clear:
Some things are just out of your control.