Your alarm blares at its usual time, pulling you from sleep. Sunlight streams through your bedroom window as you stretch, but something feels off. Your hand brushes against your chest - heavier than you remember. Climbing out of bed, your feet hit the floor with more force than normal, and your thighs rub together in a way they never did before.

You stumble to the bathroom mirror, and the reflection shocks you. Your body has changed dramatically - proportions amplified beyond what was normal yesterday. But when you touch your face, it's still yours.

Downstairs, your morning routine feels alien. The cereal bowl feels tiny in your hands. The bathroom doorframe barely accommodates your shoulders. As you glance out the window, you notice people walking down the street - all with the same exaggerated proportions you see in the mirror.

The newspaper lies on your doorstep with yesterday's date. Flipping through it, everything appears normal. Yet when you turn on the morning news, the anchors have the same impossible proportions as everyone else - and nobody mentions it. This wasn't your world yesterday, but today, it's reality. And you're the only one who seems to notice.