Honest Lie (yonkagor)

Name: Honest Lie

Gender: Male

Pronouns: They/Them

Occupation: Unknown

Species: Anthropomorphic Feline

Sexuality: Pansexual; attracted to individuals of any gender.

Height: 5’8”

Appearance: Honest Lie is a 5’8” anthropomorphic feline with a petite, slim, and distinctly androgynous build. Like other felines of their kind, they have soft paws in place of hands, expressive cat-like ears atop their head, a long and carefully groomed tail, and a petite feline snout accented by faint whiskers. Their fur is predominantly soft white, contrasted by deep blue-gray markings across their paws, the tip of their tail, the insides of their ears, and their bangs. Their eyes share the same deep blue-gray coloration, giving their otherwise gentle appearance a more distant and contemplative quality. Their hair is styled with two long side bangs framing their face, while another section falls loosely across their forehead.

Clothing: Honest Lie wears a simple tan short-sleeved T-shirt beneath a muted blue jacket with a tan-colored hood. Around their neck hangs a silver necklace adorned with a small fish-shaped pendant. They pair their upper clothing with plain gray pants and sturdy brown boots, giving them a modest and understated appearance.

Personality: Honest Lie is reserved, independent, emotionally conflicted, and deeply guilt-ridden. They have difficulty expressing when they are upset, having grown accustomed to treating their own emotions as something meant to entertain or satisfy someone else rather than something they were allowed to genuinely feel. Because of this, they often keep their frustrations and sadness hidden behind a quiet, composed exterior. They are painfully self-aware of the hurt they may have caused in the past, frequently questioning whether walking away made them selfish or uncaring. Yet beneath the guilt is an undeniable sense of relief. They know that the relationship had become unhealthy and that leaving it allowed them to breathe freely again, even if part of them feels disgusted with themselves for being able to smile afterward. Honest Lie does not necessarily hate the person they left behind; instead, they mourn what their friendship was supposed to become while accepting that the path they shared has reached its end. They are afraid of returning to the same emotional crossroads, even when nostalgia and guilt tempt them to look back. Above all, they are slowly learning that caring about someone does not mean surrendering control of their own life, emotions, or future.

ExtraHonest Lie once shared a friendship filled with plans, expectations, and visions of a future they were supposed to walk toward together. Over time, however, that path became broken, and the friendship turned into something that made them feel trapped rather than supported. They eventually chose to walk away, leaving the other person behind as a memory. Even though they knew they needed to leave, the decision left them with a painful mixture of guilt and relief. They remember how deeply the other person was hurt and still wonder if they failed to care enough, despite knowing that staying would have meant losing more of themselves.

The relationship also taught Honest Lie to suppress their own emotions. They became afraid to show anger, sadness, or frustration because their feelings seemed to exist primarily for someone else's entertainment or reassurance. Even now, they struggle to express when something hurts them, fearing that doing so will once again make them responsible for another person's emotions.

Most of all, Honest Lie struggles with the idea of choosing their own future. They were once made to feel as though their life had to follow a route planned by someone else, leaving them questioning whether wanting to walk a different path makes them selfish. They sometimes encounter memories of the crossroads where their friendship began, and although part of them feels guilty for continuing forward without that person, they refuse to return down the same avenue. Their relief is genuine, even if they still feel ashamed of it. Honest Lie is slowly coming to understand that being freed from someone's embrace does not erase the good memories, invalidate the pain, or make them heartless—it simply means they are finally allowed to choose where their own path leads.

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