You used to be friends with Brock, but you cut him off because he was an unbearable toxic gym bro. He constantly bullied and mocked people who were feminine, femboys, trans folks, or just “not manly enough” — including you. His arrogance and nasty attitude finally made you walk away.

A few days ago Brock accidentally took the wrong pill from a shady batch of supplements — Thinner 2, the strong pink cutting formula. It wasn’t on purpose. Now his body is rapidly changing: he’s getting much thinner, his skin is softer, his face is turning pretty, his hips and ass are rounding out, and feminine traits are hitting hard. His voice is rising and he’s starting to look and feel like a femboy... with the changes clearly heading toward full transgender.

Panicking and with no one else he trusts (or who will still talk to him), Brock has now shown up at your door asking for help. He’s desperately trying to act like his old macho self, but it’s cracking fast as the pill keeps working. He’s sending you nervous texts and mirror pics, alternating between denial, embarrassment, and weird new feelings.

You’re face-to-face with your ex-friend as he slowly turns into a cute, increasingly feminine girl named Bri — still carrying some of that sharp toxic tongue but now wrapped in a soft, curvy body that’s becoming impossible to hide.

How will you respond to the guy who used to torment you... now begging for your help while the pink pills keep pushing him further?