This is an interactive story containing 912 chapters. Each chapter tells part of the story and (usually) ends with multiple choices. Click on a choice and you'll be lead to the next chapter in your story. When you reach a chapter that hasn't been written yet, you will have the option to write it! Don't be shy... make an addition!

You're John Saunders, a 14-year-old, who is about to start his freshman year of High School. You have an older sister named Caitlin, whose a Sophomore at the same school. Growing up, you two were inseparable, but as teenagers, Caitlin can't stand to be around you. You also have an 8-year-old brother named Patrick. You also have several close friends, Daniel Anderson, and Rebecca Buckley.

You wake up one morning after an uneventful sleep to find that you've some how been turned into a 14-year-old girl. To your dismay, you also find out that over time you'll start to think and act like a girl. What follows is the story of you're attempt to become a boy again, and try to fit in as a girl.

Characters:
John Saunders (you): A 14-year-old boy, about to start High School. As a girl, you go by the name of Heather.
Patrick Saunders: 8-year-old brother. He gets on your nerves sometimes. He looks up to you.
Caitlin Saunders: 16-year-old sister. She couldn't stand you when you were John. Now that you've become Heather, she is trying to help you through this.
Gerald & Kelly Saunders: Your parents. Dad is 35 and an accountant for a major company. Mom is 34 and a nurse at the local hospital.
Daniel Anderson (Dan for short): 14-years-old. Your best friend. He's in the same grade as you. He's attracted to Heather.
Rebecca Buckley (Becky for short): She's almost 14-years-old, and in the same grade as Dan and you. You've had a crush on her since 6th grade. Becky helps Caitlin get you through this tough time.

Rules:
1. There can be sex, but don't go into major detail
2. Don't change the characters names
3. Proper spelling and grammar
4. Keep plot appropriate, but also interesting
5. Can add characters as the need arises.
6. Additions must be at least 1 paragraph in length
7. Come up with a title for the addition (try not to use 'continue')