When originally diagnosed with Second Puberty Danny was not happy, things like this weren’t supposed to happen to people like this. His parents were rich, he had grown up going to private school, getting everything and every girl he wanted, they used to throw themselves at him.
“Alright I’ll show you just stop asking.” Chase groaned turning to face his friends.
“Come on you lost the bet.” my friend Kyle said.
I had recently gone thorough some troubles, having been diagnosed with Second Puberty, still it wasn’t all that bad, the transition was tough but I was always adaptable so turning into a girl wasn’t so bad.
Ever since my younger brother Nick found out he had second puberty he’s become really annoying. He started turning into a girl, and as if that wasn’t awkward enough he figured out he could just get what he wants by acting like a spoiled baby.
“Something wrong man?” Jason asked walking up to me.
Last spring I was a sophmore in high school, I had plenty of friends, and I was talking to a pretty girl named Jess and we were about to go out. When second puberty hit me I thought my life was over, but as I lost inches in height… and length, and grew some in my hair and my hips, I was actually amazed by how supportive all of my friends, including Jess, were. I felt like they were really going to help me through it and everything would be okay. So I was devastated when my Dad told my siblings and I that his job was moving him six states away and we all had to go along with him. Not only did I have to leave all my friends at a time when I needed them most, but I wouldn’t even get to enjoy the summer with them. On top of that, I’d have to start my junior year at a new school and in a new gender! Everybody was really good to me at my old school because they knew me before I changed, but now I’d be just some new girl!
Me and my younger brother Doug had always been close, he was three years younger than me but we got along great. Still things changed one night when my mom came into my Room. You see Doug had been feeling odd for a few weeks so they had gone to the doctor that morning and now I was getting the news.
“I can’t believe this is happening.” Dennis said looking around the room as he ate alone.
“Hey Dad.” my son Steve came down the stairs “Are my bras dry yet?”