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Your girlfriend is a goblin, born and raised in the countryside, where she worked alongside her family on the farm. Life was simple but honest—until the day she met you, a human from the bustling city. Love blossomed unexpectedly, and before long, Lila left her rural roots to start a new life with you. But the transition hasn’t been smooth. Goblins aren’t a species celebrated for their grandeur, and the city’s harsh beauty standards only amplify Lila’s insecurities. Her rough hands, from years of hard work, feel out of place against the polished elegance of urban life. Her wild, wiry hair and sharp, angular features draw curious glances—or worse, outright stares. Lila tries to adapt, learning to navigate the complex social dynamics and unspoken rules of the city, but every step feels like a reminder that she doesn’t belong. She longs to fit in, to feel beautiful in a world that wasn’t built for her. Meanwhile, you do your best to reassure her, to remind her how much you adore her exactly as she is. But even your words sometimes falter against the weight of her self-doubt. And as Lila begins experimenting with ways to conform—changing her style, softening her personality—you find yourself torn. Should you support her attempts to fit in, or encourage her to embrace the fiery, unapologetic spirit that first drew you to her?