John told Dr. Valentine about his surroundings reactions

John greeted the doctor with two air-kisses like the time he left the office. "I see you are looking good, John." The doctor said as they both sat down.

"That's just partially, Dr. Valentine." John said while he looked at the doctor, who was again exposing most of her perky breasts with plenty of cleavage.

"Tell me about it." The therapist said.

"I don't know why, but everybody around me is staring at me. Like I was a rare animal. It's totally embarrassing."

"They must be taken by your looks. It's not often that a boy would look so good wearing make-up like you do."

"You think so?" John felt relieved hearing that and smiled.

"I myself think you have a quite beautiful looking face. The make-up really highlights the best features of it." Dr. Valentine said.

"I think so too." John replied happy that she thought the same (though her words had just made him think so). "My eyes and lips are my faces best features and with the make-up they make me look really beautiful."

"And there is nothing to get embarrassed about when people notice how beautiful your face is looking. You should rather feel proud that they noticed it."

"You are right." John said with a smile. "I should really be more confident and be proud that they noticed it. What would I do without you, doctor?"

Dr. Valentine didn't answer it. She knew she could make him do everything she wanted, but everything at the proper time.

"There is one more thing bothering me, Dr. Valentine." John said with worried face. "Both my parents and friends ask my why I was wearing make-up. They act like it was the first time they have seen me like that. But that can't be. I have been wearing make-up all the time since years."

"That really is weird." Dr. Valentine replied. "Didn't you tell me yesterday that you are wearing make-up since you turned 10?"

"Yeah, I did." John confirmed now remembering for how long he was wearing make-up. "But why does it seem like they don't remember?"

"Who knows." Dr. Valentine shrugged of her shoulders. "You should just ignore it. It's not like you would have such a radical change in just one day without you noticing yourself."

"Yes, if it really was me changing, than I would have noticed it." John said not bothered by it anymore.

"Is something else bothering you? Or should we start with your therapy?" Dr. Valentine asked.