The Power of Words

For so long we've all heard of "Please" being the magic word to get what you want, but what if there was truth to that saying? What if, if you had power to add to it, that please really was the magic word that could get you anything?

"Hey boss, can you please give me a raise and hire your wife as my personal secretary?"

"Hey mom, can you please have your tits out while at home from now on?"

"Can all the cheerleaders please not wear underwear anymore?"

Of course, who is to say that please is the only magic word? Perhaps there are other words such as normal, believe, trust, and so on.

"It would be normal if the girls at school all wore mini skirts and thongs"

"Believe me, you want to suck my cock any time I ask"

"Trust me, you can answer honestly"

The main questions are: Are you the only one who can use the "magic" in the words and how did you unlock/gain the magic in the first place?

Maybe it's a family trait and you inherited it when your father or grandfather passed away or even from a further back ancestor who wanted someone "worthy" to have it.

Maybe you made a deal with a demon.

Maybe you found an old spell book.

Maybe it's a bloodline that's been dormant.

Maybe it was a jutsu hidden in the forbidden scroll.

Maybe you invented the spell (purposefully or accidentally being up in the air)

Maybe it's a mutation or metahuman power.

Maybe you were in the wrong/right place at the wrong/right time and got hit with magic that gave you access to the power of the words.

This also brings up another point: Is your moral compass going to be corrupted the more you use the power? You may be hesitant to enjoy life as you please at first, but using the power more means you're not gonna hesitate for long.

Also, do the people know what is happening as they react to your words? Does your hot mom know she's showing her tits or does she think it's an every day thing? Or maybe it depends on which word you use. Please might make them still react in resignation, while Normal they won't bat an eye at doing what you said/asked.

(Public Story, feel free to add as you please)