Riley, a cute man in his early twenties, was having an interesting time adjusting to his new life. His friends were incredibly supportive when he came out as gay, but a humorous misunderstanding led them to believe that he desired to wear panties.

His friends, eager to help him embrace himself fully, began encouraging Riley to wear panties. However, Riley had no interest in this. He preferred his comfortable boxers.

When his friends discovered that he was still wearing boxers, they mistook his preference for a lack of confidence. They launched a series of well-intentioned but misguided attempts to help Riley find his inner panty lover.

They gifted him fancy, frilly pairs, engaged him in conversations about the freedom of panties, and even organized an impromptu fashion show featuring all types of panties.

Riley, tired of their constant attempts, decided to give in. He started wearing panties every day, much to his friends' delight. They cheered, believing they had helped him embrace a new part of his identity.

This went on for months. Riley continued wearing panties, and his friends continued to congratulate themselves for their perceived act of kindness.

One day, while they were all hanging out, the truth finally came out. Riley confessed that he never really wanted to wear panties, and that he had only started to appease them.

His friends were shocked. They apologized profusely for their misunderstanding and insisted that he didn’t have to wear panties just to make them happy.

Riley laughed, admitting that he actually started liking his panties once he began wearing them full-time. While the misunderstanding was embarrassing, it led him to discover a new favorite underwear choice.

So, despite the confusion and the unnecessary panty intervention, everything worked out for Riley in the end. He decided to keep wearing panties, not for his friends, but because he genuinely liked them.

And his friends? They learned a valuable lesson about assumptions and communication. They also had a good laugh, promising to stick to supporting Riley in ways that didn’t involve his underwear choices.