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After the positive feedback about the previous story, here's another one, along the same lines!As always, the main point here is about embracing and learning from different cultures, with all respect intended.

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https://mega.nz/file/jJAijYqK#2rxBeJzkhrgRXIEmSl0wL86FLDdAxubRrxvRSUuV_ns

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Meph

This is really good. The slide into being as she appears is a joy. I could go on and on.

Wolfram

Another win from you. I like how the cultural makeover was portrayed as important as the racial aspect in this story. The weight gain was also a nice touch. I'd love to see this played out on a group of friends once.

Alexxx's RC F2F stories

Indeed, the cultural change was a big part of the change here. I hope my audience doesn't mind the ethnic change elements to have a smaller role in these kind of stores. The weight gain was fun, just to add something new this time around! Good suggestion about the scene with the friends, I'll add it for my next story along these lines!

Wolfram

Yeah, I don't mind at all. I find cultural changes just as engaging as racial ones. Sometimes I feel they're essential since they create the ultimate transition into a new identity. Thanks. I like group dynamics (in classes, etc.) since friends influence each other. If one turn, the others tend to follow.

Meph

I love the cultural transformation and the weight gain as well, great stuff.

Alexxx's RC F2F stories

I'm glad you liked the WG element too, I am trying to incorporate new elements to my stories, feel free to suggest more that could be of your interest!

Meph

a few big things for me are bimbofication and also ironic enjoyment, the very woke women finds out she loves being a trad wife, things like that. The Born Again Christian finds happiness in another faith or as an atheist. A big one for me also is someone realizing they are a stereotype and embracing it, happy. Yes I know some of these are absurd.

Christopher Haslop

Another good read, however, the Muslimahs I know wouldn't cut their hair and a Muslim man wouldn't encourage this

Meph

In some forms of modifying how one behaves hair removal and controlled regrowth and styling is a part of the process. If one looks and acts in accord with a thought that thought will take root and it will become one's thought over time with the right stresses used. Growth or change demands stress and hair is evocative of one's history. Change the hair and you shed or change that history.

Christopher Haslop

I take your point but that could have happened with the hair dying process

Meph

good point.