Over the last two weeks, you made a lot of progress. Finally, you realized that, as Heidi had told you, the score didn't make you who you were, you didn't need to be a tall muscular guy to be a "real man". You were you. With your strengths and your flaws and part of you was your score. Still, the most important part was how you felt about yourself and how you acted.
A part of being "manly" for you was being courageous and honest. You finally felt it was time to stop lying.
"Are you sure you feel ready for this," Heidi asked you, rubbing your thigh while you drove.
"Yeah... I'm tired of hiding it. It's a part of me," you replied, determined.
You had chosen to tell your father and brother about your score and at the same time introduce them to Heidi, officially.
"Anyway... What's the worst that can happen?" You asked. Your mom already knew, and it's not like you chose this. Even though you were still learning to accept your own body, you'd rather not have those tits on your chest. Though you finally accepted to wear the sports bra while running, and to be honest you pretty much wore it everyday under your loose shirts, your grown nipples were way too sensitive now. It was such a relief to avoid the chaffing and have a bit of support.
Heidi looked at you with a frown and a deeply worried expression. It wasn't like her to be like that. "Well, whatever happens, I'll be there for you, okay? You can stay at my place if things turn sour."
"I really don't think it'll be that bad... But thanks, I really do appreciate your support" You replied, putting your hand over hers. You squeezed her hand a bit.
You texted your mom earlier to let her know you'd bring a guest for dinner at home. Predictably when you did, she asked who it was. When you told Heidi, she immediately got... Annoying. Putting heart emojis in her texts, saying she looks forward to meeting her and all that.
Finally, you parked in the driveway in front of your house. You sighed deeply and closed your eyes for a second, gathering your courage.
Heidi, still visibly anxious given her worried look, whispered: "It's okay, I'll be here with you."
You got out of the car and opened the front door. Once inside, you could smell the sweet smell of your mom's home recipe of chili. A sweet and strong scent that gave you a familiar calmness.
Then the face of your mom peaked out of the kitchen. Her eyes lit up at the sight of Heidi. The usually strong and confident Heidi now was shy and cow, looking small in her shoes. A deep blush on her cheeks.
"Oh, you must be Heidi! Come in, come in," your mom squeaked while moving toward you and Heidi. She gave you a big hug, pressing you in her warm comforting chest with a strong kiss on your cheek.
"Can I?" Your mom asked Heidi, extending her arms towards her. Heidi shyly only nodded. Then your mom hugged her too. She squished her too in her soft breast, a deep comforting hug only a mother can give.
"I'm Nathalie, it's a pleasure to meet you" Your mom said. She then turned to you: "She's so pretty!" she told you. Heidi blushed even deeper.
Heidi could only push a weak: "Thanks, miss"
"Oh don't call me miss. Call me Nathalie, or Nath please," your mom responded playfully offended.
Soon enough, you were at the diner table, your father and brother astounded by the looks of Heidi. Heidi had finally found her tongue back and was able to do small talk with the family. She told how she was a gym trainer, which strongly resonated with youe father and brother and how we had met at the gym. At some point, your brother couldn't resist it anymore and asked you the question.
"So, lil bro. Be honest with us. You and Heidi? You're more than friends right?" he asked, pointing at you with his fork. You didn't really try to hide it. All during dinner and before, it felt like there was a magnetic pull between you and Heidi. Even her hand landed on your thigh a couple of times under the table out of habit.
You looked at Heidi and she nodded at you.
"Yeah... We've been going out for a while to be honest," you said, voice breaking of nervousness. Heidi looked scared and apprehensive of the reaction of your family.
"Oooohh, this is so great!" your mom gushed, putting her hands together. Your father had a proud look in his eyes similar to your brother.
"Congrats lil bro. Didn't know you had it in you," your brother teased you, giving you a small jab in the shoulder.
In turn, the news gave the dinner a festive note. Your father insisted on serving you a beer and the questions aimed at Heidi multiplied. A part of her shyness seemed to dissipate, the acceptance of your family warmed her heart and your happy girlfriend was back. The discussion flowed and the minutes passed. Eventually you all moved into the living room.
As the time passed you started to feel the pressure inside to do what you really were here for. Telling your family about your score. All continued to talk, but you became more reserved and closed on yourself, trying to find a way to inject this reveal in this joyous moment.
Your mom probably picked up on your mood shift and asked: "Are you okay, Honey? You're a bit quiet."
"I... Yes, it's just that I wanted to say something..." You said, your voice weak and trembling.
Heidi felt your nervousness and grabbed your hand. She knew what you were going to say.