Zoe interprets - off limits

Zoe thought about what that wish could mean and thought "Granted." She saw the dildo disappear from behind her.
Jon put down the stone and went over to the underwear drawer and initially didn't see it. After a moment of digging, he found the double sided dildo. He grabbed it and pulled it towards him, but the moment it cleared the top of the drawer, it disappeared. Jon took a moment then explored the drawer again, finding the thing. He picked it up, but the same thing happened. He tried about another 4-5 times before he gave up. Why was it doing that? Jon went over to the rock and grabbed it
"I wish I knew why my dildo was not able to leave the drawer." Jon realized that he wanted the dildo all the time, so it always appear in the drawer. Once he stopped wanting it, it could be taken out. Jon sat on his bed looking at his open underwear drawer, rolling the stone in his hands, thinking about his next move.
"I'm a girl from the waist down (unless I have mens' legs on my computer screen). My dildo that turns into a penis cannot come out of a drawer and it is the only way I can get rid of this vagina. It's been a heck of a couple days."
After a bit, he got up and went to his computer. On a whim, he went to a mythology website and looked up centaurs. His legs changed to his baseline 12 year old girl legs. He changed the screen back to a bodybuilder's legs, and then changed immediately. So, only human legs. Jon felt a bit of accomplishment, finding another rule. He wandered over to his underwear drawer and tried to take out the dildo again, with the same issue. His phone dinged Karyn's noise, so he closed the underwear drawer and went back to his desk.
Jon held the stone "I wish the dildo would be a penis as long as I wanted." Zoe: Not Granted. Jon was disappointed that the stone did not warm up.
"Jon, did your idea work?"
"Partly. I wished that the dildo was in my underwear drawer when I wanted it."
"Partly? What happened? That sounds like it could work"
"It doesn't leave my underwear drawer. Apparently, since I always want it, it's always in the drawer."
"I get it. So for it to leave the drawer, you have to not want it. Logic class is paying off now. So what now?"