TV interview

I go down to the gymnasium where they were going to hold the interview with the local news anchor known as Kelly, who I don't want to use her last name. I open the door and I see a bunch of cameras and lots bright lights which is already overwhelming to begin. Then I see the interviewer who looks so hot with her brown hair and D-cup boobs that she is trying to show off which makes me more nervous that I might wet myself on local TV with her in her business attire and me in a schoolgirl outfit. That is when I start slapping myself to try and stay composed in front of cameras and not make a fool. So I start walking over to get interviewed when the producers steps in front of me and says "Who are you and what are you doing on my set when I am waiting for the girl who used to be guy?"

I tell him "That's me I am Tori Olson who used to be Michael Olson and I do have proof of this claim." That is when I pull out both of my ID's in case I needed them to confirm who I am to people. Then he gives me the thumbs up and gets out of my way so I can take a seat across from the interviewer. Now I am telling myself to keep it together for the interview and don't focus on the other stuff just answer the questions she gives you as truthfully as possible. Then the cameraman tells both of us that we are live and that is when she starts the interview.

"So Tori how does it feel to be a women when you used to be man?"

"This has been a very unique situation for me because you have to sitting down and walking in heels is fairly simple when you are toe walker like me. Everyone seems to treat me different because at this school last year I was a loser as a guy and now that I am a female I became the most popular girl in school which I never thought would happen. I still can't speak until i go through the worst part of being a female and that is going through my period or that time of the month. Mark my words that I still don't fully understand what it is like to be a women just like you."

"That was a very interesting answer to hear for you, Do you think you have been cured of your autism thanks to this experiment given to you by the doctors?"

"No because when I came in here I was completely overwhelmed with my sensory overload and I still am feeling a little overwhelmed. One benefit of being is finally learning how to control the overwhelming feelings that are surrounding me right now so I can make it through this interview without breaking down under the pressure."

"Who do you want to be with when it comes to your class?"

"In my opinion, it is a toss up between Sam and Lee. From what I have seen so far is that those two do not like me the same way as I do. Sam hates me for some reason even though I have no idea why and I honestly think Lee is so handsome as well as being school's biggest jock which might seem unattainable to me."

"That was some interesting insight into the mind of a bisexual in my opinion folks. So here's my last question, how do you feel now about the doctors decision to turn you into girl without a little heads up so they cure autism for the first time ever?"

"Some part of me is still angry that they still think this little experiment will cure autism even though I still feel autistic no matter what anybody tells me. Autism is incurable by anybody because all autistic people are different and you might cure one of us, but you can't cure all of us so you might as well give up this pursuit while you still can. Another part of me is glad that my loser self is the past and I can go into the future as a pretty hot young lady who can make men bow before me and can also make women jealous that I can turn heads and they can't."

The people on set start wrapping things up so they can go back and edit the footage so I can walk out of the gym when the reporter who interviewed me and told me how she noticed that I was checking her out so she gave me her and told me to call her sometime. Also told me she already had my phone number so I didn't need to give her mine. Then she left me dumbfounded thinking she was married to some guy which left me to go back to learning at school.