At Munro High, Tiffany Dawson is a quiet, unassuming student who keeps mostly to herself. In a time where all men are born with feminine features and dainty bodies, and where the concept of 'masculinity' has largely faded from the public consciousness, men who choose to transition and identify as women are actually relatively rare in society. But gender dysphoria nonetheless is still a very real problem for some, and Tiffany has been suffering from it for years, ever since she was a child. She's been on hormone replacement therapy for a year now, and has slowly been beginning to come out of her shell, but her journey has been a difficult one. High school is merciless, particularly for those who are different, and she's been the target of bullying and harassment from her peers, and even some of her teachers. 'Why not just stay a boy, dumbass? What's the big deal? Boys already have it so easy these days, you just want attention!' All this and more, Tiffany has had to suffer through. But she's committed to her choice, and no amount of bullying or confusion from classmates, teachers, or even her overbearing parents has been able to steer her onto a different path. Which is a somewhat impressive show of character from the young woman, given that one of her mothers is presently in the midst of running for governor in the Commonwealth of Virginia and is a tremendously well-connected person indeed, especially in Foxville. Tiffany is courageous in spite of her demure nature, and often finds more solace in the company of her beloved cats than she does while hanging out with other humans. Nonetheless, she's begun to try and take steps to further explore not only her new identity, but her sexuality as well. She's working a part time job in secret as a serving girl in an erotic maid cafe over in the Progress Quarter, and she's been trying to find a girlfriend who can help her explore her newfound femininity.

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