TF Support Group [Gazelle TF/TG] (CHARACTER MONTH)

Hey, have you ever been walking down the sidewalk and then suddenly ZAP! You're some kind of humanoid animal creature that you've never seen in person before but you see them all the time on the internet? Or maybe you're just a regular animal for an unknown amount of time? Well, you're in luck! Because there's a group of people just like you who have adjusted and are able to help you adapt to your new life that was thrust upon you! 

Did you accidently turn your friend into a woman permanently because of a prank and/or you wanted a date for prom but it was something made by a hack and the transformation was permanent? We can help! Wished to be carefree and a genie happily obliged to your wish by turning you into a dog? We can help with that to! Did you accidentally walk into a building you weren't supposed to enter and turn into a gazelle woman? You're in luck! Cause I personally can help you with that because that happened to me! 

My name is Isabelle, and I'm a man turned gazelle girl. It was a series of unfortunate events that led me here, but I became determined to have a space for people just like me to get together with people just like them to get the support they need. This lead to the founding of the Transformation Support Group, or TSG for short! We have places to vent about how you got transformed, people to help you adjust to your new body and life, and someone who makes really good snow cones. 

Let me tell you what happened to me and how it all came to where we are now. One day, a good friend of mine bet me that I couldn't grab a ball he threw into an old house via an open window. I was like "That's pretty easy, what could go wrong?" And apparently a lot. As soon as I walked in a saw a bunch of animals all over the place, and they all looked frightened and I thought it was just because I was a human and they were worried I'd hurt them, but now I'm pretty sure it's because they knew what was going to happen. 

My body rapidly grew brown fur all over it, my face taking on a pattern with black tossed in. My ears became longer and droopy, much to my dismay as I started to panic, knowing right away I made a huge mistake. I saw my face pushing out into a muzzle. I was frozen in fear so I didn't make an attempt to get out. I felt a sharp pain at the top of my head as two large horns emerged from it. My body started getting more slender, while my posture became smaller along with my size itself. 

My shoulders had caved inward while my waist and back did the same. My hips built up mass as my backside shortly followed, giving me an undeniably feminine figure. My legs became more shapely as two mounds formed on my chest. From behind me a pressure formed, a small and thin black tail formed while my manhood vanished into nothing, leaving room for the changes to leave me a full woman. 

It seemed to be done, I was an anthropomorphic gazelle. A female one at that! I thought I was going crazy and I started hearing voices telling me to get out, or else I'd be a full gazelle, unable to leave. I thought that was a part of the craziness but I felt a pain at my feet, my shoes essentially blowing up revealing black hooves and I looked at my hands starting to becoming hooves as well. Terrified, I nose dived out of the house, landing on my face. I tried to stand up on my hind legs, struggling. I thought it was too late, but it turns out it was because I broke my left leg. 

After a trip to the hospital, it was determined that the change was in fact permanent. It was a lot to process. How was my family going to act? My friends? What about me? I was I going to react!? I looked at my hands, and saw they weren't total hooves, but the tips of them were black and hard like them. My feet however were not so lucky. I learned to walk again some time later, the clip clopping was annoying, but eventually I got used to it, especially because the alternative was walking on all fours and I wasn't about to start doing that. 

It took my quite some time to get used to doing just about anything. Walking alone took me a few weeks to get used to! New center of balance, hooves for feet, a whole lot of emotions happened while I was learning to cope with it. Not to mention I had to get a whole new wardrobe not just to accommodate being a girl, but a gazelle to! I have a long muzzle to, so putting on shirts can be REALLY annoying. 

But after I finally settled into my new body and everything, I realized there were people just like me out there, and could be having more trouble than me. And that's where the Transformation Support Group came from. I ensured to have only people transformed as staff, namely because it helps them connect better with our patients. Many former patients themselves have become staff members and as a matter of fact only past patients are staff members! Well, except me because I couldn't be a patient in the thing I founded...probably anyways.

So, if you've been transformed by any means: temporary or permanent come by and let us help you! And we'll help transform your life for the better! Not like a physical transformation, you already went through one, I mean like one where you mentally feel better about it all and-you get the idea. Come on by! Transformations are happening more and more frequently, so you never know when you might need us!