Go to the pool.

There's an aquatic centre downtown. It's indoors, but there's nothing wrong with that, which is good considering it's the only one in the city. It is big, however. There's nothing you'd need that it doesn't provide. Maybe a relaxing swim or soak can put you at ease. It sounds nice. So you step up from your couch and decide it's time to head out. You snag a rolled up blue towel and a pair of plain red swimming trunks.

You head out the door, down the stairs, and to your car to step inside. The drive shouldn't be too long. Your car pulls out from the parking lot and you begin your way down the road.

Eventually you come to the lot outside the centre and pull up. It's kind of a breath of fresh air to have some personal time. Though, you still might meet up with people you recognise here. That isn't a bad thing. Right now though you just picture the feeling of the water on your body and head inside.

Immediately you smell the scent of chlorine. At the front desk an older man is sitting with a few others waiting as well. You stand in line. It's the only big pool in the city, as you know, but it's luckily big enough to hold many. But this also means there can be a wait at the front. Fortunately it doesn't take long and the other head past, leaving you to speak with the man.

"Ah. Hello there," he says. "Welcome. Just you today?"

You pull out some money and place it down. This isn't your first time coming here.

"Yeah. Thank you," you say as you head on past towards the changing rooms.

You find yourself surrounded by others of your gender, which does make the prodding to your manhood incredibly strange, and it already was pretty weird before. But luckily it also gives you time to rest. If you were surrounded by changing women, you'd probably lose the challenge right here. So you place your clothing and a towel in one of the lockers and slip up your trunks. You run your body under a shower and at last head out into the gigantic room.

The ceiling stretches at least 60 feet from the ground. To both the left and the right are long walks to both ends of the expansive rectangular building more akin to the shape of a soccer stadium than an aquatic centre. There's a kiddie pool to your left, a huge regular pool to your right, a hot tub at the back left, and a cold water pool at the back right. In between the two latter pools is an area for sitting, as well as some room on both opposite ends. In the back right corner there's a door to the sauna.

Well, there's certainly room. All things considered, it isn't that busy today. Your eyes scan the room to see if you recognise anyone anywhere. You see...