After the death of his wife, Simon Fuller moves to a new home, with his two daughters. One day, his daughter introduces a new imaginary friend - Nathaniel. She 'gives' Nathaniel to her father, telling him he can keep the boy "forever". Simon tries to find out who the boy really is, but is unable to. Questioning his daughter, she tells him, again, that it's Nathaniel, but he prefers to be called by his nickname, Mr. Boogie.

Chauncey and Tina have been best friends since freshman year of high school. Ever since then, they've been a dynamic duo, and that's not for the better. They're the top-notch assholes. For all four years, they've been bullying people their age they feel are beneath them, don't fit the "popular" crowd, or for one other thing that they can't stand the most. Gay people. Chauncey hates men who are gay or homosexual, while Tina hates women who are gay or homosexual as well. Another thing the two are, are SEXIST. Chauncey plans to have a wife that will cook, clean, and take care of him and his future kids, and Tina plans to become a trophy wife to a rich man that'll take care of her and her future children. But after a day of church, what happens when the two switch bodies? After realizing that they're in the other persons body and realizing that no one will believe it, Chauncey and Tina have no choice but to adapt to having a life as the opposite sex. Chauncey will have to adapt to society's view on how a girl should look, how much she should weigh, and what she should do, while Tina will have to adapt to the hard workings on what a man really goes through to work, keep up his appearance, and athleticism. Without knowing how they'll ever be able to possess their own bodies again, will they be able to pull it off before graduation?