Due to no fault of his own, David was transformed into a young woman. Only his Mom knew of the transformation. As far as everyone else is concerned, David, or Davi as he is now called, has always been a girl. David has been resisting a feminine lifestyle, but his cousin Sarah's wedding is coming up.

David: Mom, I really don't want to wear a dress to Sarah's wedding.

Mom: Oh, sweetie, why not? It's a special occasion, and wearing a dress would be fitting for the event. You can't wear jeans and T-shirts all the time.

David: Mom, I can't wear a dress.

Mom: You'll look really pretty in a dress. We don't know how long you will be a woman. You might as well get used to it.

David: I know, but I just feel uncomfortable in dresses. I'd rather wear something else, like dress pants and a nice blouse.

Mom: I understand that you might not feel comfortable in a dress, but weddings are typically formal events, and it's customary to wear dresses on such occasions. Besides you are seated at Sarah's table. All the other girls will be wearing dresses, You'll stand out like a sore thumb.

David: I'm not really a girl.

Mom: Nobody knows that.

David: Can't I just wear something that makes me feel comfortable and confident? I promise I'll still look nice.

Mom: I hear you, but it's important to respect the dress code of the event and dress appropriately. Plus, you'll look absolutely stunning in a dress, I'm sure of it. It'll also be easier for you to act like a girl, went you dress like a woman.

David: How can I forget? Boys don't wear bras.

Mom: You don't have any choice about that. Your breasts are bigger than mine. They'll look good in a dress. Something with a U-neck or a plunging V will highlight your assets. Maybe sequins or ruffles. The wedding isn't for a couple of months. You know if you lose some weight you would look fantastic in...

Mom's excitement grew as she described options to David.

David: I don't want to wear anything like that. Even if I wore a dress, I don't want to look too flashy.

Mom knew that she turned a corner. David wasn't objecting to wearing any dress, just ones that were flashy.

Mom: Okay, let's see if we can find a middle ground. How about we look for a dress that's not too frilly or fancy? Something simple and elegant that you feel comfortable in.

David: Yeah, I think I could be okay with that. As long as it's not too over-the-top.

Mom: Great! I'm glad we could find a solution that works for both of us. Let's go shopping together and find the perfect dress that you'll be comfortable.

David: Thanks, Mom. I really appreciate your understanding.

Mom: That's okay, we'll take it one step at a time. Like I said, how about we start by looking for something elegant but not too fancy?

David: Fine. Let's just get this over with.

Mom: Alright, let's start browsing. How about this one? It's a simple A-line dress with a floral pattern in lilac.