Probably the biggest change is psychological. The female hormones that Istill take every day have had a tremendous effect on my mind, mypersonality an... even my emotional wellbeing." How?" she asked."Before my transition I liked to play sports and I did enjoy the roughand tumble of a game but I never cried when I got hurt. Except for thedeath of our dog Honey and my grandmother I rarely cried openly as I wasas masculine as any other guy. But now, I find myself crying or gettingupset at the. Aida heaved a sigh of relief, glad to be away from the pair and made a mental note not to be alone with Roderick anymore. He gives her the creeps and she does not want anymore trouble either. She went back to her room and decided to call Greg up for a chat. ‘Greg? Hi it’s me, Aida,’ she said. ‘Hey girl, how are you? Is everything ok? Settling in yet?’ said Greg from the other end of the phone. ‘Not really, I miss you guys already,’ said Aida a little nostalgically. ‘Listen, I am sorry I have to. Actually going through with it.Her name was Sarah but everyone called her Sissy. Sissy saw herself as a less than average woman. When Sissy looked in the mirror she saw long hair that always seemed to be in her face, a beauty mark on the right side of her chin, a big nose, and big square black glasses that hid arguably her only redeemable feature which was her big green and orange eyes.Sissy had always struggled with finding happiness in how she looked. Every time she looked in the mirror she. She smiled as she tossed her cheerleader panties onto my lap. “You can hold onto these,” Dani told me. “Something to help you remember me.” “Thanks,” I replied. “And don't worry. There's no way I'll be able to forget you.” “Good,” Dani said. “Cause you really are a cutie. And I really am glad that I got to meet you today. Hopefully, I'll get to see you again.” “You will,” I promised. “That's a guarantee.” “Good,” Dani replied. At that moment, a car pulled up beside my van. I.