Lina tries to deal with her new wardrobe

Her alarm blared at 7am. Broccoli, she assembled herself. She followed her usual bathroom routine. However, when it came to dressing, she had to confront her new demon.

She stood and looked at her wardrobe. She had split it into two categories – those which she could not wear at all, and those which she could manage. She sorted the latter by how manageable she assumed the phantom hands and lips would be.

She quickly tested whether yesterday was a horrible dream by holding one of her bras to her chest. Immediately the sucking begins. "Nope." She threw it back onto the pile.

She tentatively tried something from the modest end of the clothes - a bland but figure-hugging turtleneck. Normally, she wouldn't wear something this tight, but she knew she was trying to compromise with a devil. Surprisingly, she had no problem wearing it.

She reflected on what the app said:

If her nipples aren't visible through her outfit, they'll be given some phantom encouragement. Goodbye bras. (10pts)
However judgy she chooses to be, the more revealing the clothes above her waist will need to be. There will always be some immodesty. Again, enforced with phantom encouragement. (10pts)

It seemed as if the app was being true to its word. She was slightly less pessimistic about her day. She figured her day would a matter of focusing on learning and not other people. She was aware that she could be a bit judgy from time to time, but in her opinion, she was open minded.

She paired the top she was wearing with a long, pink skirt and some sketchers.

She gasped as two sharp pinches woke each nipple up. The pinching continued until they were visible through even the thick fabric of her top. She was disappointed to see that even a thick turtle neck could become obscene with E cups and no bra, with the right encouragement.

This was still manageable, though.

Her heart fell when she opened her pantry to find it bare. She realised it was her turn to buy groceries. She was tempted to skip the errand but didn't want to test the rule about deviating from my routine.