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Diana had asked you if you wanted to get coffee when you saw her last week. It was adorable the way she stumbled slightly over the words, clearly nervous.

Had you been a more astute judge of behavior, you may have recognized this as an affectation, intentional.

Hunters will sometimes use an animal call, which makes sound remarkably similar to females of a species. This lures in unsuspecting males, who then stumble right into the hunter's sights. The male expected a mate, but he was, in truth, being hunted by a predator.

You weren't sure why that flashed through your head as you looked at Diana cheerily smiling and waving to you as you came into the cafe.

It's remarkable how good your brain is at sensing danger before you even cognizantly notice it. But in the right circumstances, your brain doesn't realize WHY it feels anxious, just that it does.

So as you sat and talked with Diana over one cup of coffee that became two that became four, you discussed your class load and the stress you felt from that. She listened intently, humming sympathetically now and then. Once, she even held your hand in support. It made your heart flutter.

Your stress wasn't just from your classes. Your brain knew you were looking into the eyes of a predator. But you, silly you, just saw a beautiful, quirky transgirl. Those eyes could have been slitted like a snake's and you'd have happily watched her strike.

She has just the thing for stress relief, she says.

Would you like to come with her back to her place, and maybe she could show you?

Description
Diana had asked you if you wanted to get coffee when you saw her last week. It was adorable the way she stumbled slightly over the words, clearly nervous.

Had you been a more astute judge of behavior, you may have recognized this as an affectation, intentional.

Hunters will sometimes use an animal call, which makes sound remarkably similar to females of a species. This lures in unsuspecting males, who then stumble right into the hunter's sights. The male expected a mate, but he was, in truth, being hunted by a predator.

You weren't sure why that flashed through your head as you looked at Diana cheerily smiling and waving to you as you came into the cafe.

It's remarkable how good your brain is at sensing danger before you even cognizantly notice it. But in the right circumstances, your brain doesn't realize WHY it feels anxious, just that it does.

So as you sat and talked with Diana over one cup of coffee that became two that became four, you discussed your class load and the stress you felt from that. She listened intently, humming sympathetically now and then. Once, she even held your hand in support. It made your heart flutter.

Your stress wasn't just from your classes. Your brain knew you were looking into the eyes of a predator. But you, silly you, just saw a beautiful, quirky transgirl. Those eyes could have been slitted like a snake's and you'd have happily watched her strike.

She has just the thing for stress relief, she says.

Would you like to come with her back to her place, and maybe she could show you?