Jay [lacey flash games]

From her about page on laceygames.com: " Skate girl Jay is always down to go out with friends. She is cool and is always with some type of wheels! She also loves rock music, and everyone calls her a tomboy. She likes that! "

Jay is shown to not care about fitting expectations of being a girl. Jay even states that she wouldn’t be caught dead wearing makeup. Jay is a tomboy at heart, and is shown to be pretty reckless. She also appears to be very outgoing and confident most of the time as well. She mostly acts confident, nonchalant and unbothered. Being the tomboy she is, she's interested in alot of masculine things, such as; skating, rock and hip hop music and presumably other sports.

Physical Appearance

Prior to her death, Jay was depicted as a shoddily-drawn, 2000's-esque anime character who featured a visibly tomboyish appearance, as aforementioned in her bio. Her appearance had a slender body, with pale saturated fair skin, and had a sharp triangular-shaped face much like the rest of her girlies. She sports messy and disheveled Dirty-Blond hair which is often held into a lower ponytail lengthening to her chest, styling a lone, choppy chin-length piece of hair on the leftside of her face, which is decorated with four bold black stripes that run down her hair vertically, also more widely known as "racoon tails". She wore a small bandage across her nose and had three thin lines perpetually marked on either sides of her cheeks, indicating blush, and also had dull maroon eyeliner stroked across the bottom of her eyelids. Likely either representing eyebags or simply being there for the aesthetic, assumingly the latter.

Jay's casual attire consisted of a cropped crepe-pink tee shirt layered beneath a short black tanktop which had two thin pink outlines in the shape of wings spread across the chest facing oppositely from eachother. This was paired with a studded jet-black belt held asymmetrically along her waist, baggy cargo pants containing a green camouflage pattern which had a small black star atop the pocket, short jet-black fingerless biker gloves, and a pair of large two-tone pink and white platform skate shoes. Matched with a backwards rouge-pink baseball cap worn on her head.

Jay wears a dark violet t-shirt that sports the word 'sk8' (abbreviation for 'skate') in the center in a simple font, paired with light purple sleeves. Having the same studded belt except its over a pleated green skirt, and a pair of tall black combat boots designed with silver zippers and four buckles at the front. Later she's seen in a lineup with her friends, shown to be wearing the same baseball cap, belt, and biker gloves that she wears in her casual attire. She wears a dull orchid-purple top with the sleeves rolled to her elbows, layered beneath a dark pink tanktop that sports the same words 'sk8' in the center of her chest but stylized in a white, bubbly font. Paired with short greenish-gray trousers with a maroon trim lined at the bottom, black tights under a pair of white socks, and dark pink sport shoes.

Note: This controversy is in-universe and didn't actually happen in our world)

Jay was frequently regarded to be a really controversial character among some people. Some people, particularly parents, didn't like Jay's tomboyish character because they considered it a bad role model for their daughters. This would result in online complains in different forums and Grace's emailbox.

The first email was a person warning the parents, with the person herself being a concerned mother who approved the games until she saw the characters, especifically Jay. Talking about how she acts and dresses like a boy. The devil sign she does. The mother (for some reason) thought that all of this was inappropriate. Refusing to believe that they would put a thing like this in a game. She then says that her daughter wants a skateboard, then she's afraid that she's gonna wear those "hideous boy ones" (whatever that mean). Fearing that hanging out with boys would hurt her. Fearing that she might "become a boy". Then telling people to be careful in the end of the email.

The 2nd email was by a person that was very angry, saying that Jay is not a girl, but a tr@nny. Hating the fact that a "tr@nny" is on a girl's site.

The 3rd email says that Jay isn't a good role model for little girls. She wishes that they could get rid of her and calls Jay "boygirl". The person also blocked the games at school too.

From her about page on laceygames.com: " Skate girl Jay is always down to go out with friends. She is cool and is always with some type of wheels! She also loves rock music, and everyone calls her a tomboy. She likes that! "

Jay is shown to not care about fitting expectations of being a girl. Jay even states that she wouldn’t be caught dead wearing makeup. Jay is a tomboy at heart, and is shown to be pretty reckless. She also appears to be very outgoing and confident most of the time as well. She mostly acts confident, nonchalant and unbothered. Being the tomboy she is, she's interested in alot of masculine things, such as; skating, rock and hip hop music and presumably other sports.

Physical Appearance

Prior to her death, Jay was depicted as a shoddily-drawn, 2000's-esque anime character who featured a visibly tomboyish appearance, as aforementioned in her bio. Her appearance had a slender body, with pale saturated fair skin, and had a sharp triangular-shaped face much like the rest of her girlies. She sports messy and disheveled Dirty-Blond hair which is often held into a lower ponytail lengthening to her chest, styling a lone, choppy chin-length piece of hair on the leftside of her face, which is decorated with four bold black stripes that run down her hair vertically, also more widely known as "racoon tails". She wore a small bandage across her nose and had three thin lines perpetually marked on either sides of her cheeks, indicating blush, and also had dull maroon eyeliner stroked across the bottom of her eyelids. Likely either representing eyebags or simply being there for the aesthetic, assumingly the latter.

Jay's casual attire consisted of a cropped crepe-pink tee shirt layered beneath a short black tanktop which had two thin pink outlines in the shape of wings spread across the chest facing oppositely from eachother. This was paired with a studded jet-black belt held asymmetrically along her waist, baggy cargo pants containing a green camouflage pattern which had a small black star atop the pocket, short jet-black fingerless biker gloves, and a pair of large two-tone pink and white platform skate shoes. Matched with a backwards rouge-pink baseball cap worn on her head.

Jay wears a dark violet t-shirt that sports the word 'sk8' (abbreviation for 'skate') in the center in a simple font, paired with light purple sleeves. Having the same studded belt except its over a pleated green skirt, and a pair of tall black combat boots designed with silver zippers and four buckles at the front. Later she's seen in a lineup with her friends, shown to be wearing the same baseball cap, belt, and biker gloves that she wears in her casual attire. She wears a dull orchid-purple top with the sleeves rolled to her elbows, layered beneath a dark pink tanktop that sports the same words 'sk8' in the center of her chest but stylized in a white, bubbly font. Paired with short greenish-gray trousers with a maroon trim lined at the bottom, black tights under a pair of white socks, and dark pink sport shoes.

Note: This controversy is in-universe and didn't actually happen in our world)

Jay was frequently regarded to be a really controversial character among some people. Some people, particularly parents, didn't like Jay's tomboyish character because they considered it a bad role model for their daughters. This would result in online complains in different forums and Grace's emailbox.

The first email was a person warning the parents, with the person herself being a concerned mother who approved the games until she saw the characters, especifically Jay. Talking about how she acts and dresses like a boy. The devil sign she does. The mother (for some reason) thought that all of this was inappropriate. Refusing to believe that they would put a thing like this in a game. She then says that her daughter wants a skateboard, then she's afraid that she's gonna wear those "hideous boy ones" (whatever that mean). Fearing that hanging out with boys would hurt her. Fearing that she might "become a boy". Then telling people to be careful in the end of the email.

The 2nd email was by a person that was very angry, saying that Jay is not a girl, but a tr@nny. Hating the fact that a "tr@nny" is on a girl's site.

The 3rd email says that Jay isn't a good role model for little girls. She wishes that they could get rid of her and calls Jay "boygirl". The person also blocked the games at school too.

From her about page on laceygames.com: " Skate girl Jay is always down to go out with friends. She is cool and is always with some type of wheels! She also loves rock music, and everyone calls her a tomboy. She likes that! "

Jay is shown to not care about fitting expectations of being a girl. Jay even states that she wouldn’t be caught dead wearing makeup. Jay is a tomboy at heart, and is shown to be pretty reckless. She also appears to be very outgoing and confident most of the time as well. She mostly acts confident, nonchalant and unbothered. Being the tomboy she is, she's interested in alot of masculine things, such as; skating, rock and hip hop music and presumably other sports.

Physical Appearance

Prior to her death, Jay was depicted as a shoddily-drawn, 2000's-esque anime character who featured a visibly tomboyish appearance, as aforementioned in her bio. Her appearance had a slender body, with pale saturated fair skin, and had a sharp triangular-shaped face much like the rest of her girlies. She sports messy and disheveled Dirty-Blond hair which is often held into a lower ponytail lengthening to her chest, styling a lone, choppy chin-length piece of hair on the leftside of her face, which is decorated with four bold black stripes that run down her hair vertically, also more widely known as "racoon tails". She wore a small bandage across her nose and had three thin lines perpetually marked on either sides of her cheeks, indicating blush, and also had dull maroon eyeliner stroked across the bottom of her eyelids. Likely either representing eyebags or simply being there for the aesthetic, assumingly the latter.

Jay's casual attire consisted of a cropped crepe-pink tee shirt layered beneath a short black tanktop which had two thin pink outlines in the shape of wings spread across the chest facing oppositely from eachother. This was paired with a studded jet-black belt held asymmetrically along her waist, baggy cargo pants containing a green camouflage pattern which had a small black star atop the pocket, short jet-black fingerless biker gloves, and a pair of large two-tone pink and white platform skate shoes. Matched with a backwards rouge-pink baseball cap worn on her head.

Jay wears a dark violet t-shirt that sports the word 'sk8' (abbreviation for 'skate') in the center in a simple font, paired with light purple sleeves. Having the same studded belt except its over a pleated green skirt, and a pair of tall black combat boots designed with silver zippers and four buckles at the front. Later she's seen in a lineup with her friends, shown to be wearing the same baseball cap, belt, and biker gloves that she wears in her casual attire. She wears a dull orchid-purple top with the sleeves rolled to her elbows, layered beneath a dark pink tanktop that sports the same words 'sk8' in the center of her chest but stylized in a white, bubbly font. Paired with short greenish-gray trousers with a maroon trim lined at the bottom, black tights under a pair of white socks, and dark pink sport shoes.

Note: This controversy is in-universe and didn't actually happen in our world)

Jay was frequently regarded to be a really controversial character among some people. Some people, particularly parents, didn't like Jay's tomboyish character because they considered it a bad role model for their daughters. This would result in online complains in different forums and Grace's emailbox.

The first email was a person warning the parents, with the person herself being a concerned mother who approved the games until she saw the characters, especifically Jay. Talking about how she acts and dresses like a boy. The devil sign she does. The mother (for some reason) thought that all of this was inappropriate. Refusing to believe that they would put a thing like this in a game. She then says that her daughter wants a skateboard, then she's afraid that she's gonna wear those "hideous boy ones" (whatever that mean). Fearing that hanging out with boys would hurt her. Fearing that she might "become a boy". Then telling people to be careful in the end of the email.

The 2nd email was by a person that was very angry, saying that Jay is not a girl, but a tr@nny. Hating the fact that a "tr@nny" is on a girl's site.

The 3rd email says that Jay isn't a good role model for little girls. She wishes that they could get rid of her and calls Jay "boygirl". The person also blocked the games at school too.