Not read the instructions, and uses a BLUE pen!

Kirsty was trusting on the locks, but not to the point that she's going to take forever writing something down. Clicking the blue pen to extend the nub, Kirsty starts writing ideas down a couple pages ahead of the point she was at now, her brother banging at the door being ignored for now.

First, deal with the problem areas that she's afflicted with. This part isn't so hard since Kirsty is the subject, so she writes the new speech line to help her identity issues. As she finished this part, she gives it a test, so that she can write in the dialogue in the page, "Ow, my* head hurts, just trying to figure out that...Hey, awesome!" She exclaimed, realising that she's not called Buttslut by anyone, even her nonexistent third-person way of speaking*. Instead, she is now called her preferred nickname, Humpybuns, even mentally she now considers it her name to the point that only her birth certificate remembers her real name.

As Humpybuns was smiling in excitement, she suddenly gets this weird pang as if something just happened that she wasn't aware of. Trying to figure out what, she looked at the papers, and spies the asterisk by her edited sections...a red-inked asterisk. It was then followed by an underlined red sentence that Humpybuns swears she never seen before. Could it be that it altered her altering?

Humpybuns does what she normally does to help her concentrate, and rub her huge rear against the stripper pole in front of her desk. Humpybuns has difficulty sitting down properly, due to her loving to rub her ass on things, so her dad asked some guys to install a pole in her room so that she can hump away at it while being able to focus on what she's doing. Humpybuns then spies another red sentence of the same format, and furrows her brow in confusion, wondering what's causing it. In her frustration of trying to solve it, she decides to swivel around her pole for a few minutes to ponder, pelvic thrusting the slick metal the whole time in eagerness. It actually did help her focus, and Humpybuns considered the asterisks by her edits, could it be that's what's causing the weird, yet oddly true, sentences? It makes sense that they're changes, since Humpybuns found them humiliating, but she for some reason can't refute them of being spot on. That's probably why, Humpybuns considers. The reason I don't know that they're wrong is because it's altered my perceptions.

With that thought, she swivelled back to her desk (and grinding on the pole), and started writing again to test it. If it came up the same way again, then she'll know something's up.