You sit on the ground, huddled tight, for some time, overwhelmed by both the prospect of being a panther-girl for the next month and the strange new sensations your body is giving you. you're scared - the last thing you want at the moment is to start feeling and acting like a girl, but you can't stop the feelings from coming as the soft breeze rustles through your fur and caresses your new breasts. It...it feels...good, a gentle tickling that glows happily at the corners of your mind despite your efforts to ignore it. Furious and distressed, you cover your breasts by crossing your arms across your chest and hunching forward.
It gets the breeze off your breasts, but sets off more new sensations as they are cradled in your arms, hugged up between your chest and your forearms. Is there no way to stop this...this flood of feeling? you wonder. It could be awfully hard to retain your male identity if your body keeps betraying you at every step, feeding you these strange and pleasing sensations that come only with womanhood. You have to retain your identity, you just have to!
..Do you? You hate to even consider the prospect, but...what if you can't retain your male mindset? After all, a whole month spent as a woman might be too much to just blaze through on sheer willpower. If even a gentle breeze through your fur sets you off...then what would happen if you encountered any stronger stimulus? What if, for instance, you met a male panther? You're quite sure you're not attracted to guys...at least, you weren't when you woke up this morning...but still, there might be a hormonal reaction. Even worse, the transformation might include a change of orientation to match your new gender! After all, you just spent at least five minutes talking to a very curvy, very busty, and entirely naked lady without being in the least bit aroused. But...that could have been because you're a panther and she's a deer, right? You desperately hope so. But..., you think, if I fail...if I can't stay a man mentally...Hannah seemed pretty happy as a woman, didn't she?
No! No, you're not going there. You're going to find a way to beat this - you might be stuck in the body of a panther-girl for a month, but you're not going to let it get to your head. Looking up, you see that the sun has set. It's night, and you remember Hannah's invitation. Maybe someone at the support group will know how you can shut out these feelings. You decide to pay them a visit and,finding that you can see perfectly despite the darkness, you make your way towards the meeting place.