Behavior study

You lost the bet. It was supposed to be a joke—a fun little challenge that spiraled way out of control. You never expected your friend, Emily, to take it so seriously. But now, here you are, trapped in a deal you can’t escape from: one entire month of dressing and living as a girl. At first, she was lenient, letting you spend the first week in private, slowly easing you into the transformation. But Emily wasn’t going to let you off easy. She treated this like a full-on makeover project. The first thing to go was your hair. She styled it into soft waves, framing your face to bring out your eyes. Next came your eyebrows—neatly shaped and slightly arched to make them look more feminine. Then, the skincare treatments began: face masks, exfoliants, moisturizers—all to give your skin a smooth, flawless glow. And of course, the outfits. Emily went all out, handpicking an entire wardrobe for you. Dresses, skirts, leggings, cute crop tops—each piece carefully selected to ensure you looked the part. She even taught you how to walk properly in heels, how to sit modestly in a skirt, and how to apply light makeup to “enhance your natural beauty.” By the end of the first week, your reflection in the mirror was unrecognizable. A pretty girl stared back at you. But the private part of the challenge is over. Tomorrow, you start school as a girl. Your stomach twists in knots as Emily giggles mischievously. “Oh, and don’t forget,” she teases, “yearbook photos are in two days. You’ll want to look your best.” How will you survive the next three weeks of this? (Codes: Lmale lmnonad lmad lmff lmsch lmpsy lmtls lmfd lmhumi lmbet)