Authors note: Hey guys thanks for reading my last story!
TW! A bit of angst, transphobic slurs, induced S/H
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Butters POV:I've been feeling really dysphoric recently all I have is the same shirt and pants. I don't have anything that I feel comfortable in. I slowly fall to the ground sobbing looking at my wrist they were all covered in pink plasters.
Suddenly I hear a knock at my door, "whom could it be I don't remember inviting anyone" I say to myself.
I hesitantly walk to my front door and open it. It's a box? "It's probably for mom and dad", I pick up the box reading the little note and my eyes widened."It's for me?", I take the box to my room rubbing my eyes slightly to make sure I was reading it right. The letter read,
"Dearest Butters, I know you've been feeling down recently. I used all my savings to buy you these, I know how you feel butters. It really sucks and no I'm not stalking you I just seen you at school and saw you messing with your shirt and pants. I put two and two together and figured out, I'm so sorry you feel that way."
-Love Kenny McCormick
I open the box to find beautiful dresses, with bright cyan colors. I pulled out a realistic blonde wig and I find a pair of tights and cyan Mary Jane platforms. I can't control my emotions I start crying and I hug the box tightly smiling.
~the next day at school~
Kenny's POV:
I see butter's dressed up in the clothes I bought her, she was so pretty in the clothing, "Cyan does look good on her", I mutter to myself while giving a lustful look at her. Then all of a sudden, "Shit... Cartman". Cartman snorts at Butter's, "Well I didn't know you were such a dumb tranny!"
I ran over and pushed Cartman back, I pull off my hood to reveal my long messy blonde hair, "BACKOFF OF HER FATASS!", I look at butters and hold her hand walking her to the girls restroom.
I pull out a makeup kit and quickly did her make up, "there we go" I smiled feeling my face heat up. She was just so pretty I couldn't help it, I slowly styled her hair and pulled out a mirror. It's safe to say she was pretty confident the rest of the day.