The Choice

You are a disabled boy. You have several bad allergies, diabetes, asthma, bad eyesight, bad hearing, epilepsy, arthritis, and severe IBS-M. You are generally happy but can not do sports or go outside do sports or go hang out with others much, and it gets to you and is making you somewhat overweight and unhealthy. On your 14th birthday, your parents offer you a choice and give you two months to mull it over. There is a new technology that can cure all of your disabilities by moving your mind to a new body, but there's a big catch. It's a dangerous procedure, and the only bodies compatible with your age group they can find are female. They promise a gorgeous and healthy body, that your gender identity will be turned to female to avoid gender dysphoria, and say that the doctor can add one power that isn't beyond the capabilities of a normal human body to you. Your parents promise a full renovation of your room and the connecting bathroom if you choose to go through with the procedure. To pay for building your dream computer, get you a big screen TV for your room, buy you a pinball machine and several arcade machines, and several other things you want. It sounds like a dream come true in many ways, but you're unsure. Fast forward two months, and it is now the day of the choice. What will you choose?