Go to a bar

You consider watching another TV show, since that Task is still there and can probably be done again, but you’re scared of another fiasco like the last one. You look at a clock, and considering it’s early-to-mid afternoon, you might as well try and Go to a bar. It’s kind of early, but who cares, right?

Getting dressed proves a little difficult. None of your clothes are so feminine to look odd on a guy, but your proportions have definitely changed a bit. You wear the biggest clothes you have, a t-shirt and jeans, but they’re still tight on you, enough to show off every contour of your body. You have to go without underwear too, since your panties aren’t really accommodating to your new equipment. This leaves you with a bulge in the crotch area of your pants you really hope people won’t look at too much.

You don’t have a car, but the nearest bar isn’t that far away, according to a map app. The walk isn’t too bad, if a bit chilly, but you do find yourself considering one (minor) appeal to all of this. Even dressed at your most tomboyish, every walk outside led to the feeling like you were an animal at a zoo, constantly being ogled by passing guys. But now, you feel almost invisible, in a good way.

By the time you get to the bar, you actually feel kind of confident in your new looks. The second you’re inside the place, you select the task letting it know you did the thing.

Confidence 2->3

Fitness 2->3

Manliness 5->7

This time, the changes to your body are pretty minor. The clothes you’re wearing get a little tighter as you get more muscular, padding out your thin build, and if you could look in a mirror, you would see your face becoming even more masculine than it was before.

Several new Tasks appear to replace the one you just did, all of them tagged with a note saying *Bar specific. There’s Order some food, Have a few drinks, and Talk to a stranger. You look between them, trying to decide what to do.