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David's Dilemma - Part 2/?

              “Mmmmghh…” David groaned as he awoke the next morning, wincing at how uncomfortable his breasts felt as he rolled onto them. Memories of everything that had happened last night slowly came back to him as he struggled to find the energy to sit up. He was in the body of short, slightly stocky woman named Madison. Only he and his friend Morgan knew about it, and to make matters worse, he had been developing memories of actually living as Madison. Although that made it easier to do everyday things like getting dressed, and apparently putting on makeup, feeling comfortable with these kinds of things made David uneasy and insecure about his masculinity.             “Hi, Madison,” David said to himself in the mirror after washing his face. He sighed as he adjusted his large breasts, already irritated with his soft, round physique. Not wanting to go downstairs to see Zach and Morgan, he sta...
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David's Dilemma - Part 1/?

              “Marner doesn’t deserve to be on a team this bad,” David chuckled to his friend Aaron as they were watching a Toronto Maples Leafs hockey game. “I swear man,” Aaron began, “Marner is the problem. He’s alright in the season, but you can’t even tell he’s there in the playoffs. It’s like he bails when it matters the most.” “And you think Matthews is any better?” David exclaimed with a dumbfounded grin, “Mattews can’t score to save his life without Marner.”             As David and Aaron continued to banter, Zach and Morgan – a husband-wife duo and hosts to the watch party – walked into the room bringing drinks and snacks. Zach ended up taking Aaron’s side of the argument: “Marner’s replaceable, bud. If you trade one guy out, he definitely goes before Matthews.” “No way!” David argued, “Who are you gonna replace him with? Someone who disappears in April?” Aaron smirked: “Breaking even...

Identity Fracture

                  “Yeah! Let’s fuckin’ get it, boys!” Sam roared at the bar one night, drink in hand with a big grin on his face as he watched his sports team win. He downed the rest of his glass and pounded the counter in celebration along with the other guys. Although he was happy to be in his natural environment, he hadn’t found much camaraderie with anyone at his school yet.                 Sam had grown up as a typical sports jock. He had a strong build, short blond hair, and excelled in various sports teams while struggling to pass his classes. As the self-proclaimed ‘King of High School,’ he hadn’t expected that he’d be any less amazing in his freshman year of college. But nobody knew who he was here, the football season hadn’t begun yet, and the classes were even harder.               ...

Foxy Fairy-Tale

                  Rain pattered against Alan’s window as he spent yet another night alone in his room on the computer. He had been slaving away at a dead-end job and relied on games and the internet for any trace amount of joy ever since his girlfriend of five years dumped him several months ago. Her words continuously rung in his head: “ You’re almost 30 and you’re still not serious about your career or investing in anything…!” She would scold him like a mother would to her kid, but she wasn’t wrong. Alan had coasted through life up until this point, skating by with just enough money to pay rent and live reasonably well. It was difficult to feel motivated to do more than he was already doing since it had been working out for so long.                 Alan’s room was unusually cold that night, probably due to the storm outside. It didn’t feel too bad at first since h...