More confident in yourself

With newfound resolve, you decide to continue answering questions, recognizing the unique position you're in to address this global phenomenon.

"I'll take a few more questions," you announce, your voice now firmly in a higher register.

A reporter asks, "Meynar, how does this change feel physically? Can you describe the transformation?"

You take a deep breath, feeling a flush of heat rise to your cheeks. "It's... intense," you begin, trying to find the right words. "At first, it was just a tingling sensation. Then I felt things... shrinking, retreating. Now, well, I have a... a vagina." You stumble over the word, still surreal to say out loud.

"It's sensitive," you continue, shifting your weight as you become acutely aware of your new anatomy. "Every movement feels different. It's like my center of gravity has changed."

Another journalist pipes up, "Will you continue to play in the men's league? Or will you transition to women's football?"

This question gives you pause. You hadn't considered the implications for your career yet. "I... I'm not sure," you admit. "I suppose that's a conversation I'll need to have with the league officials and my team. For now, I just want to focus on adjusting to these changes."

As you speak, you feel a sudden warmth between your legs, a rush of wetness that makes you blush deeply. Your new pussy is reacting to the stress and excitement of the moment in ways you never anticipated.

Trying to maintain your composure, you say, "Look, this virus has affected millions. I'm no different from anyone else who's gone through this. I hope that by speaking openly, I can help others who are struggling with the transformation."

The crowd of reporters hangs on your every word, but you can see your teammates gesturing for you to wrap it up.