Detailed Instructions: In this task you are given an anecdote. You must find out whether the anecdote is something the author has done or is considering doing. Label the instances as "HISTORICAL" when the author has already done something and label them as "HYPOTHETICAL" when the author is considering doing something in the future.
Q: I'm a senior in university, and one of the features of our graduation photoshoot is a creative shot in addition to our formal picture. It's fairly common practice, and the rule with the creative shot is that anything goes (people have done nude shoots, messy shoots, all sorts. But I digress.). That said, I was thinking of wearing an Indian-themed or Indian-inspired ethnofusion type dress (not really a full on saree, perhaps something more akin to a Punjabi salwar suit) and applying henna on my hands for my creative shot.

The thing is, I am a brown-skinned Asian, but I am not Indian, nor do I have any Indian ancestry. However, I spent my formative years in a country wherein I was heavily influenced by Indian culture, and it was a norm to see people walking around in that traditional wear. As far as I'm concerned, what I plan to do is nothing but respectful and my way of paying homage to a country that has formed such a big part of my identity as well as the people there who raised me...but I worry that it may be perceived differently by my peers here at home. With the discussion of cultural appropriation being especially fiery nowadays, I'd rather not be accused of that and receive any flak. The picture will be published in our official yearbook, after all.

My few close friends who know of me and my background are in support of it, but I am hesitant to even ask our Indian family friends of their opinion on the matter as I'm not sure how they will react. So, WIBTA?
A:
HYPOTHETICAL