Embarrassing Delayed Puberty

Embarrassing Delayed Puberty 1: Diver Oliver

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This story is intended for adults only. It contains depictions of forced nudity, spanking, and sexual activity of preteen and young teen children for the purpose of punishment. None of the behaviors in this story should be attempted in real life, as that would be harmful and/or illegal. If you are not of legal age in your community to read or view such material, please leave now.

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The sun beats down on Sandy Beach, turning the lake water into a shimmering canvas of light and shadow. Oliver steps onto the warm sand, his gear bag heavy against his shoulder, his stomach a tight knot of anticipation. The annual talent show—more a rite of passage than a mere competition—sprawls before him, the floating platform anchored fifty meters from shore like an altar waiting for its sacrifice. He feels the weight of expectation pressing down on his fifteen-year-old shoulders, heavier than the bag cutting into his skin.

Spectators line the shore in colorful clusters, their chatter creating an ambient hum that mingles with the gentle lapping of water against the beach. Canopies and umbrellas bloom like exotic flowers against the azure sky. Further out, boats of all sizes circle at a respectful distance from the competition area, their occupants armed with binoculars and cameras, ready to capture every moment of aquatic grace—or failure.

The floating platform itself is a marvel of temporary engineering: a broad, stable surface rising from the lake's depths, equipped with three diving boards of increasing heights. Officials in white shirts scurry across it like ants, checking equipment, testing microphones, preparing for the showcase that draws crowds from three surrounding counties. A banner flutters in the breeze: "Sandy Beach Annual Talent Show - Celebrating Excellence."

Oliver inhales deeply, tasting the mingled scents of sunscreen, lake water, and grilling food from the concession stands. This is his moment—the culmination of countless dawn practices, of muscles trained to precision, of a body taught to defy gravity with mathematical exactitude. At fifteen, he is already something of a legend among the local diving community. His triple-somersault pike, executed with a fluidity that belies its difficulty, has earned him whispers of Olympic potential.

He scans the growing crowd, and his stomach clenches when he spots a familiar silhouette near the judges' table. Chad. Even from this distance, there's no mistaking the swagger, the calculated casualness as he chats up one of the female judges. At sixteen, Chad carries himself with the unearned confidence of someone who's never doubted his place in the world. Oliver's fingers tighten around the strap of his bag.

Their rivalry began two summers ago, when Oliver, then a newcomer to competitive diving, outscored Chad in his first major competition. What should have been a moment of pride became the first thread in a tapestry of tension. Chad, the established local champion, couldn't accept being outshone by a younger, slighter boy. The defeat cracked his carefully constructed façade of superiority, and in its place grew a resentment that festered with each subsequent competition.

Since then, Chad has made it his mission to undermine Oliver at every turn. Small acts of sabotage—"accidentally" bumping into Oliver before performances, spreading rumors about his technique being "lucky rather than skilled," orchestrating social exclusions from post-competition gatherings. The hostility evolved from mere competitive spirit into something darker, more personal. Oliver reciprocated, refusing to acknowledge Chad's existence outside of competitions, openly criticizing his diving form to other competitors, targeting the older boy's fragile ego with precision.

What began as athletic rivalry has calcified into genuine hatred. They orbit each other like binary stars, locked in a gravitational dance of animosity, each defining himself partly through opposition to the other.

Oliver tears his gaze away and continues toward the competitors' area, a collection of tents set up as makeshift changing rooms. Inside, the air is stifling, heavy with the scent of anxiety and athletic tape. Several other divers are already in various stages of preparation—stretching, meditating, nervously adjusting their gear. Oliver nods at a few familiar faces but doesn't engage. His mind is already on the water, rehearsing each movement of his routine with obsessive detail.

He finds a relatively quiet corner and sets down his bag. With methodical precision, he unpacks his equipment: his professional competition swimsuit (custom-fitted to minimize drag), a small towel, water bottle, and the lucky coin his grandfather gave him before his first competition. He places each item neatly on the bench, then begins his warm-up routine—a series of stretches designed to prepare his muscles without taxing them unnecessarily.

As he bends into a hamstring stretch, he visualizes his performance. Entry: clean, barely a splash. The arch of his back as he rises from the water, the precise angle of his feet as they leave the board. He counts the rotations in his mind, feeling the phantom sensation of air rushing past his face.

He doesn't notice Chad slipping into the tent, doesn't see the malevolent smile that crosses the older boy's face when he spots Oliver deep in concentration. Chad moves with the practiced stealth of someone accustomed to mischief, circling around the other competitors, making casual small talk that serves as cover for his true purpose.

Oliver closes his eyes, lost in mental preparation. When he opens them again, Chad is nowhere to be seen—but the damage is already done. While Oliver visualized his perfect dives, Chad executed his own maneuver: a swift exchange of Oliver's professional swimsuit with a child's pair of swimming trunks unearthed from the lost and found bin. The sabotaged suit now lies hidden beneath a stack of towels in the corner, while the ridiculous replacement sits innocently among Oliver's carefully arranged belongings.

The trunks are a garishly bright blue, decorated with cartoon fish, and sized for a child several years younger than Oliver. The elastic waistband has lost much of its resilience, and the fabric has thinned from repeated washings. It is, in every way, the antithesis of the sleek, professional image Oliver has cultivated.

"Competitor number seven, Oliver Belmont. Five minutes to platform," calls an official, poking his head through the tent flap.

Oliver jolts back to awareness, his heart rate accelerating. Five minutes. He reaches for his water bottle, takes a quick swig, then begins to undress with efficient movements. He's done this dozens of times before, the routine so familiar that he barely looks at what he's putting on.

The announcement system crackles. "Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome our next competitor, Oliver Belmont, performing a complex routine including the rarely seen triple-somersault pike."

Oliver grabs what he thinks is his competition suit, pulls it on with hurried movements, and steps out of the tent into the glaring sunlight. It's only when the first whispers reach his ears, only when he feels the unaccustomed tightness around his thighs, that the first inkling of disaster begins to dawn on him.

# Scene 2

Oliver's stride falters as the reality of his situation crashes over him like an icy wave. The swimsuit—if it can even be called that—clings to his body like a second skin, several sizes too small and horrifyingly childish. Each step sends a fresh surge of panic through him as he feels the fabric strain against his thighs, the waistband cutting into his hips. The bright cartoon fish dance mockingly across the stretched material. He might as well be naked—the thin, worn fabric leaves little to the imagination, outlining everything in a way that professional swimwear never would.

The wooden planks of the floating platform creak under his weight as he approaches the diving area. Oliver feels every splinter, every uneven surface beneath his bare feet with heightened sensitivity. His skin prickles with awareness, goosebumps rising despite the summer heat. The sun beats down on his exposed shoulders, but the warmth does nothing to dispel the chill of mortification spreading through his core.

The children's trunks pinch his waist and pull tight across his buttocks. With each step, the leg openings dig into his thighs, threatening to split at the seams. The material bunches uncomfortably between his legs, creating a bulge that emphasizes rather than conceals. What should be a moment of pride and concentration has transformed into a walking nightmare. His limbs feel heavy, disconnected from his racing mind.

A murmur ripples through the audience like wind through tall grass. It starts at the front rows—a gasp here, a stifled laugh there—and spreads outward, gaining volume and momentum. Oliver catches fragments of whispered comments:

"Is that what he's wearing to compete?"

"Those are children's trunks, for God's sake."

"Someone should tell him..."

"Look how tight they are..."

Titters turn to outright laughter in some sections. A group of teenagers near the shore point without subtlety, their phones raised to capture his humiliation. Even from the adults, he senses a mixture of secondhand embarrassment and poorly concealed amusement. The boats floating farther out seem to drift closer, their occupants raising binoculars for a better view of the spectacle.

Oliver's face burns with such intensity that he wonders if his skin might actually ignite. The heat spreads down his neck and across his chest, a visible map of his shame. His ears ring with the sound of his own heartbeat, drowning out some—but not enough—of the audience's reaction.

Through the haze of his mortification, Oliver's eyes find Chad in the front row. The older boy lounges in his seat with affected casualness, one arm draped over the empty chair beside him. His lips curl in a smile that doesn't reach his eyes—cold, calculating, triumphant. When their gazes lock, Chad raises his water bottle in a mock toast. The message is clear: he's orchestrated this moment of degradation, this public stripping of Oliver's dignity.

Beside Chad, a group of his friends snicker behind their hands, occasionally glancing between Oliver and their ringleader with knowing looks. One of them—a tall boy with copper hair—mimics a camera clicking, mouthing the words "front page material" to Chad, who nods with smug satisfaction.

The judges' table sits to the left of the platform, three stern-faced adults whose expressions have shifted from professional neutrality to confused concern. They lean toward each other, whispering urgently behind cupped hands. The head judge—a woman with steel-gray hair pulled into a severe bun—adjusts her glasses as if the action might somehow transform what she's seeing.

"There must be some mistake," she murmurs to her colleague, loud enough for Oliver to hear. "This is completely inappropriate attire for competition."

The male judge beside her shrugs helplessly. "Do we disqualify him on the spot? Is there a specific rule about proper attire?"

The third judge, younger than the others, consults the rulebook with furrowed brows. "It only specifies 'appropriate swimwear.' This is... technically swimwear, just not..."

Their indecision hangs in the air, another weight added to the burden of Oliver's humiliation.

He stands frozen at the edge of the platform, his toes curling over its worn wooden lip. The diving board looms before him, a narrow path leading to either triumph or further degradation. The water below seems impossibly distant, a shimmering escape that feels eternally out of reach.

Inside Oliver's chest, a storm rages. Shame crashes against anger, fear collides with determination. His throat constricts with the effort of holding back tears that burn behind his eyes. Never in his fifteen years has he felt so exposed, so vulnerable to the judgment of others. His body—usually a finely-tuned instrument he controls with precision—now feels like a betrayal, something to be hidden rather than celebrated for its athletic capability.

The announcer's voice cuts through his spiraling thoughts: "Is there a problem, competitor number seven?"

The question hangs in the air, amplified by the microphone for everyone to hear. Hundreds of eyes bore into him, waiting for his response. This is the moment of decision.

Oliver's mind races through his options with clinical desperation. He could forfeit—walk away now, spare himself the continued humiliation of performing in this ridiculous outfit. No one would blame him. He could cite equipment malfunction, a valid reason to withdraw without losing face entirely.

But withdrawal means Chad wins. It means months of pre-dawn training sessions wasted. It means admitting that a childish prank has the power to derail his ambitions. The county scouts in attendance—his chance at a regional scholarship—would remember only his retreat, not the circumstances that prompted it.

He thinks of his coach's words from last week's practice: "Diving isn't just about physical technique. It's about mental fortitude. Champions are made in moments of adversity."

This is certainly adversity, though not the kind his coach had in mind.

Oliver's fingers curl into fists at his sides, nails biting into his palms. The physical pain provides an anchor, something concrete to focus on beyond the waves of humiliation. He draws a deep breath, feeling the too-tight waistband restrict his expansion of his diaphragm.

What would forfeit solve, really? The audience has already seen him in this ridiculous swimsuit. The phones have already captured images that will likely circulate through school by tomorrow. The damage to his dignity is done. At least by competing, he maintains his integrity as an athlete.

"No problem," he calls back to the announcer, his voice steadier than he feels. "I'm ready."

The words emerge with a confidence he doesn't possess, but speaking them aloud helps solidify his resolve. He will not give Chad the satisfaction of seeing him break. He will not allow this petty sabotage to erase years of dedication to his sport.

Oliver straightens his shoulders and walks toward the diving board, each step a deliberate act of defiance against his own mortification. The trunks stretch and strain with his movement, the fabric so taut it might split at any moment. He feels the eyes of the crowd following him, hears the continuing murmurs and occasional laughter, but forces himself to focus on the board ahead.

His face still burns red, his stomach still churns with humiliation, but beneath these reactions, something else is building: a cold, hard determination. Let them stare. Let them laugh. He will show them diving so perfect, so technically superior, that it will be the only thing worth remembering from this day.

As he climbs the steps to the diving board, he catches Chad's expression shifting slightly—a flicker of uncertainty crossing his features. Perhaps he expected Oliver to flee, to forfeit in tears. Instead, Oliver meets his gaze with unflinching intensity, a silent message passing between them: This isn't over.

The board flexes slightly beneath his weight as he walks to its edge. He positions his toes just so, feeling the familiar texture beneath them. The world narrows to this moment—the board, his body, the water below. With mechanical precision, he begins the mental count that precedes every dive, forcing all thoughts of his absurd attire from his mind.

Three. Two. One.

He raises his arms, ready to begin the routine he's practiced a thousand times. Despite everything, despite the ridiculousness of his situation, despite the laughter still rippling through sections of the crowd, Oliver feels a strange calm descend. In this moment, he is not a humiliated boy in children's swim trunks—he is simply a diver, about to fly.

# Scene 3

The crowd's chatter subsides as Oliver executes his penultimate dive—a forward pike that requires perfect body control. He leaves the board with practiced precision, his body folding at the waist as he rotates through the air. The tiny swimsuit, already stretched beyond capacity, offers no resistance when the pressure becomes too much. A sharp ripping sound echoes across the water as the fabric separates completely along the seams, peeling away from his body mid-rotation. By the time he slices into the lake's surface with barely a splash, the tattered remnants of the children's trunks are floating away like bright blue confetti, leaving him completely naked in the non-chlorinated, slightly murky water.

For a moment, submerged in the lake's cool embrace, Oliver exists in suspended reality. Then consciousness of his situation floods back as he breaks the surface. The gasps and exclamations from the shore hit him before the air fully fills his lungs. His hands instinctively move to cover his exposed groin as he treads water, his mind racing with panicked clarity: he is completely naked in front of hundreds of spectators, with no replacement swimsuit and one dive still remaining in his routine.

He glances toward the shore, hoping against hope that someone—an official, another competitor—might be rushing to his aid with a towel. But there is only the audience, their expressions ranging from shock to amusement to outright laughter. Some parents cover their children's eyes, while others appear frozen in scandalized fascination. The lake water, lacking the cloudy protection of chlorine, offers little concealment. Its natural clarity reveals rather than hides.

With no choice but to exit the water, Oliver swims to the ladder at the platform's edge. Each stroke feels like a betrayal, moving him closer to complete exposure. When he reaches the ladder and begins to climb, water streaming from his naked form, he keeps one hand firmly pressed against his genitals.

The sunlight is merciless, illuminating every inch of his exposed body. Unlike many boys his age, Oliver's physical development lags noticeably behind. His chest is smooth and flat, without the muscular definition that has begun to appear on his competitors. His arms and legs, though toned from training, maintain a boyish slenderness. Most embarrassingly, his pubic area remains entirely hairless, his penis small and undeveloped compared to other fifteen-year-olds—a fact that has already caused him anxiety in school locker rooms.

Now this most private insecurity is on display for an entire community. The contrast between his childlike body and his age makes the exposure doubly humiliating. He hunches slightly, trying to minimize his visibility as he steps onto the platform, one hand still covering his groin.

"Young man!" The sharp voice of an official cuts through the murmuring crowd. A middle-aged man in a white shirt and navy shorts approaches, his expression stern beneath his Sandy Beach Talent Show cap. "Remove your hand from your genitals immediately!"

Oliver stares at him in disbelief. "I—I'm naked," he stammers, his voice cracking.

The official's face remains impassive. "Sandy Beach has a strict policy against inappropriate touching in public. What you're doing could be misconstrued as public self-gratification."

"But I'm just covering myself!" Oliver protests, his face burning hotter than before.

"According to Sandy Beach regulations," the official continues, loud enough for nearby spectators to hear, "since you have no body hair, you're not technically violating any nudity statutes. Natural state and all that. But touching yourself is expressly forbidden." He gestures impatiently. "Hands at your sides, please. You still have one dive to complete."

The absurdity of the situation would be laughable if it weren't happening to him. Reluctantly, feeling as though his soul might actually leave his body from sheer mortification, Oliver drops his hand to his side. His entire body is now on display—slim hips, flat stomach, and his small, hairless penis, shrunken further from the cool water and extreme stress.

A fresh wave of titters and whispers sweeps through the audience. Someone wolf-whistles from the back. Oliver's throat constricts as he fights back tears of humiliation. The platform beneath his feet seems to sway, though the lake is perfectly calm.

The head judge rises from her seat, conferring briefly with her colleagues before addressing Oliver. "Competitor number seven, you have a choice. You may forfeit your final dive without penalty due to... equipment malfunction." She chooses her words carefully, eyes fixed somewhere above his head. "Or you may complete your routine as scheduled. Be advised that if you choose to continue and win a medal position, you will need to appear on the podium... as you are. We cannot delay the ceremony for costuming issues."

Oliver's mind reels. The rational choice is obvious: forfeit, escape, find clothes, and never show his face at Sandy Beach again. But through his haze of humiliation, he spots Chad in the front row, leaning forward with eager anticipation, waiting for Oliver's surrender. The older boy's smile is predatory, satisfied—he believes he's won.

Something hardens in Oliver's chest. He's come this far. He's already endured the worst of it—everyone has already seen him naked. If he forfeits now, the lasting impression will be one of defeat. If he continues, at least the story might include his courage, his athletic excellence despite sabotage.

"I'll complete my routine," he announces, his voice steadier than his hammering heart.

The announcement system crackles: "Ladies and gentlemen, due to an unexpected wardrobe malfunction, competitor number seven will complete his final dive... unclothed. The judges have determined this does not violate competition standards, as the competitor is in a natural state with no mature physical features."

The clinical description of his undeveloped body feels like another layer of humiliation, but Oliver forces himself to approach the diving board. His nakedness makes each step a conscious act of will. The board feels rough against his bare feet as he walks to its end, acutely aware of every eye tracking his movement, of the phones undoubtedly recording his nude form from multiple angles.

He positions himself at the board's edge, raising his arms into starting position. His entire body is exposed—front, back, sides—nothing hidden from the crowd's scrutiny. The breeze across his naked skin raises goosebumps. He can hear the whispers, the stifled laughter, but forces himself to focus solely on the dive.

Three. Two. One.

He launches himself upward, his body a pale arc against the blue sky. For a brief, transcendent moment, he exists outside his humiliation—simply a body in motion, executing the complex triple-somersault pike that has become his signature. His muscles respond with trained precision, rotating exactly as practiced countless times. His entry into the water is flawless, his body a perfect vertical line, barely disturbing the lake's surface.

Underwater again, Oliver allows himself a moment of pride. Despite everything, that was his best execution yet—technically perfect. Then reality intrudes as he surfaces and swims to the ladder once more. This time, remembering the official's warning, he keeps his hands at his sides as he climbs out, fully displaying his nakedness to the continuing murmurs and exclamations of the crowd.

With nowhere to go—competitors must remain in the designated area until all dives are completed and the ceremony conducted—Oliver stands awkwardly at the edge of the platform. No one approaches with a towel or robe. The officials avoid looking directly at him, busying themselves with scorecards and announcements. The next competitor eyes him with a mixture of pity and embarrassment as he passes.

Minutes stretch into what feels like hours. Each second of standing naked before the crowd carves the experience deeper into Oliver's psyche. He attempts to adopt a posture of nonchalance, as though being nude in public is of no consequence, but his flushed skin and rigid posture betray his continuing mortification.

The judges announce his scores: near-perfect marks despite the circumstances. He's currently in first place, with only three competitors remaining. The knowledge that he might actually win—might have to stand on the podium in this state—sends a fresh wave of anxiety through him.

"Quite the performance," comes a familiar voice from behind.

Oliver turns to find Chad approaching, still fully clothed in his competition swimsuit, having completed his own routine earlier. The older boy's smile is sharp with malice as he drops onto the bench beside Oliver, close enough that their shoulders almost touch—his clothed, Oliver's bare.

"Aren't you cold?" Chad asks with mock concern, eyes deliberately dropping to Oliver's exposed groin. "Though I guess there's not much there to get cold, is there?"

Oliver says nothing, staring straight ahead, his jaw clenched so tight he can feel his teeth grinding.

"Seriously, what are you, twelve?" Chad continues, voice pitched just low enough that officials can't hear, but loud enough to reach nearby competitors who snicker in response. "I've seen more impressive equipment on kindergartners. No wonder you keep it hairless—trying to make it look bigger by comparison?"

Every word strikes like a physical blow, but Oliver maintains his silence, refusing to give Chad the satisfaction of seeing how deeply the barbs penetrate.

"The judges were right about one thing," Chad adds, leaning closer. "Nothing mature about you at all. You should thank me, really. Those trunks would've been embarrassingly empty anyway."

Two hours pass this way—Oliver standing naked while the competition concludes, enduring Chad's intermittent commentary on his physical shortcomings, feeling the audience's eyes boring into him from all directions. When the final scores are tallied, the announcement confirms what he's both hoped for and dreaded: Oliver has won, with Chad taking second place.

The podium ceremony begins almost immediately. On shaking legs, Oliver walks to the central platform, hyper-aware of his complete nudity as he climbs the steps to the highest position. Chad takes his place on the slightly lower second-place platform beside him, in his swimsuit, his smile venomous with a complex mixture of emotions—anger at losing, satisfaction at Oliver's humiliation.

Standing naked on the winner's podium, with hundreds of eyes fixed on him and cameras flashing from every direction, Oliver experiences a fresh horror. Whether from the stress, the prolonged exposure, or some perverse physiological response to being the center of attention, his small penis begins to stiffen. To his absolute mortification, an erection forms gradually but visibly, pointing upward for all to see.

Gasps and exclamations ripple through the crowd. Oliver's face burns with such intensity that he feels lightheaded. There is nowhere to hide, nothing to do but stand there as his body betrays him in the most humiliating way possible. Beside him, Chad notices immediately, his eyes widening before a cruel grin spreads across his face.

"Ladies and gentlemen," he calls out, loud enough for nearby spectators to hear, "I think the winner is excited about his victory!"

Laughter erupts from sections of the audience. Oliver wants to disappear, to dissolve into nothingness, but remains frozen in place as the head judge approaches with medals. She pointedly keeps her gaze above shoulder level as she places the gold medal around Oliver's neck. The cold metal against his bare chest feels like another reminder of his exposure.

"Smile for the local paper!" calls the photographer positioned directly in front of the podium. "This is front-page material!"

The camera flashes capture everything—Oliver's naked body, his unwanted erection, his face contorted in a grimace of humiliation beside Chad's triumphant smile. Tomorrow, this image will appear in the Sandy Beach Gazette, seen by everyone in the community and neighboring towns. His most vulnerable moment, his most private shame, preserved forever in print.

As the ceremony concludes and he's finally permitted to leave the podium, Oliver understands that while he may have won the competition, Chad has achieved something far more significant: he has ensured that Oliver's victory will forever be overshadowed by the most profound humiliation of his young life.

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