The best decision ever.

Patrick had been in love with Mary ever since he met her when they were both six years old.

They grew up together and Mary was always a bit of a tomboy which Patrick did not mind.

He loved her quirky way of dressing and her quirky way of acting.

The friendship grew into love when they both turned teenagers.

He did not mind that she liked always being on top of being controlling the bedroom.

All he wanted to do was make her happy.

After 15 years of dating, he proposed to her.

He said yes and 6 months later they were married and on their honeymoon.

He came out of the bathroom holding two strange-looking medallions and said to her.

I know you've always wanted to be a man.

I've never wanted to know what it was like to be upon.

I've never wanted to have a period.

I've never wanted to wear pretty frogs make-up and jewellery.

I've never wanted to be the one being penetrated or have the fear of getting pregnant.

But I also know you've never wanted a fibber even though you were born female.

You have always made me the happiest man on earth so let me make you the happiest woman.

He told her that he had purchased for their honeymoon present a 5-year body swap pass.

All they had to do was put the necklaces on and they would swap bodies for 5 years.

Mary was surprised and took a bath with such a wonderful gift.

She did not know if she should accept it or not.

It was true she's so desperately wanted to know what it would be like to be a man but she did not want to condemn her husband to the miserable life he had as a woman.

After some deliberation, she took the neck and put it on and they found themselves seconds later in each of his bodies.

The honeymoon was a little bit stranger at first for both of them.

He had to get used to being in the woman and being taken and she had to get used to being in the man and doing the taking.

But now 5 years six days and five hours after they swapped bodies they boosted inside the swap centre to knee out the form to keep the swap permanent.

Mary had done so well as a man she had made her brilliant career for herself with plenty of money and always kept Patrick in a lifestyle he deserved for his gift.

Patrick loves being a woman.

There was not a symbolic aspect of femininity or womanhood he did not embrace.

He was now expecting their first child and wanted to be a mother so desperately.