Go on a walk

Deciding to ignore the new one entirely, you instead say, “How about a walk?” That was one you hadn’t done the day before, and you can’t think of any reason why it would make you more of a girl.

Gerald seems interested in the idea, but his eyes drift over to the food you had ordered. “B-but breakfast...” he whines, able to smell the chocolate-chip waffles you had bought for him.

Rolling your eyes, you head towards the door and say, “They’ll be there when we get back. This way, we can work up an appetite.” He has nothing to say to that, and soon you’re out on the street, walking around side by side. It’s still early enough that the air has a crisp chill to it, and you soon realize your nipples are pointy enough to be seen through your shirt. Holding your arms up in a crossed position to hide that, you decide to strike up a conversation. “So, uh, what’s new with you?”

That makes Gerald laugh. “Nothing quite as exciting as turning into a girl.” You share a brief laugh over that, and then he adds, “There’s actually a History page on the app, that shows all the previous Tasks you’ve done. Looking at them, I’m just as confused as you are how any of them made you into a woman, aside from maybe making dinner.” He’s not saying it, but you can hear that he’s asking you for more information.

It makes sense. The more you both know about what the app can do, the better you can work to game it. Still, you feel bad admitting this. “Soooo...” you say, running a hand thought your longer than normal hair, “I think it might have started because of the magazine I read. It was an issue of Cosmopolitan.” That gets a look from him, so you quickly add, “It was the only magazine I could find!” You don’t say that you had no idea the app would start changing you at the time, because you feel it’s obvious enough to go unsaid. “The movie I watched was a Hallmark made-for-TV-movie, and the book I read was a romance novel.”

It’s weird. Each individual step didn’t feel odd at the time, but taken together, you can see the path that led you to where you are now. “Based on that,” Gerald says, looking like he was thinking hard about something. “It sounds like it isn’t just the Tasks that change your stats. Somehow, the app knows every detail about exactly what you’re doing, and takes that into account. So you can’t just do Tasks that are superficially masculine, they need to actually be manly in effect somehow.” You follow the logic, and get what he means. It sounds like this will be harder than you thought.

The rest of the walk goes by seemingly quickly, and soon you’re back at your place. Almost without thinking, you pull out your phone and click on the Task you’d done, and watch as the effects show up for you.

Conversation 1->2

Fitness 0->1

Girliness 8->14

Motivation 21->25

Seeing how high your Girliness raises makes you audibly growl, “Oh come on!” The changes are a lot starker this time. Once again, your breasts grow larger, now on the upper-eschelon’s of smallness, perhaps a B-cup or so. Your arms and legs get a little more muscle, filling out your calves in a distinctly feminine way, and you butt plumps up and gets perkier too.

To your surprise, Gerald groans and says, “I thought this might happen.” You give him a confused look, and he explains. “Remember what I said about the app knowing more about what’s going on? Well, you’re a ‘girl’ who just went on a walk with a guy in the morning. Some people watching us might have drawn some conclusions.” His eyes go to your clothing, and you realize that the casual clothes you’d thrown on, which hang off your smaller frame, look like they could be his.