Stage

As a guy I would never imagined myself in such situation. Being a stage girl who is dancing in the background to some kpop music, but here I am. Just to make it clear, this is not a disguise. My hair is real just like the breasts that are now a part of my female body. I am a Korean girl and it still sounds quite unbelivable in my mind. If you're wondering how I ended up like this in the first place then here's what happened.

One day while passing throught an antique shop a few block from my apartment, I saw a spell book. I didn't really believe in magic, but the book had a really cool cover and it would look great on my shelf. I decided to buy it and put it on my shelf where it remained for a couple of weeks before one boring evening I actually grabbed the book and begin to flip throught it's pages. I couldn't make any sence of what was written in it. Some kind of strange langueage I didn't recognize, probably not even a real language. I assumed it must be made this way on purpose but then I found something I could actually read. I said the strange words outlout and suddenly I got blinded.

When the bright light was gone, I noticed my surroundings had changed. It was daylight outside and the room wasn't a part of my apartment. I stood up noticing something was different, but I kept my focus on the room as I was trying to figure out where am I. Finally I stopped and looked down because my body was feeling way too weird than it should. That's exactly when I found out that I'm not a man anymore. I shouted in shock and the words that came out of my mouth were in a different language. I tried to say something in English and while I did, the accent I was speaking with was clearly foreign and somehow I found it more naturall to speak Korean. Not even a minute after I found myself in this place, another girl entered the room and told me to hurry up. I had no idea what's going on but I knew it's important so I put aside my questions and followed her. Soon I found myself in the ladies changing room and after putting an identical outfit as the rest of the girls were wearing, we ran on the stage where our performance started.

So yeah, just moments ago I was a regular english guy and now I'm a Korean girl and a stage dancer. The weird thing is that apparently I know the full horeography and I find it natural to move my body in a cute and feminine way. Another strange thing that actually scares me is how do I look at the guys we're on stage with. They're deffinitelly handsome and while I never was a fan of kpop or any other boybands music, now I feel like I'm turning into their fangirl. I guess there's going to be a lot of new things I will learn about myself in this new and strange life of mine.