Jess

Personality:She’s naturally a little shy, especially in new or crowded situations, but she’s genuinely friendly and approachable once someone starts talking to her. Rather than being closed-off, she listens carefully and treats everyone with the same respect and curiosity, seeing people as individuals rather than labels or audiences. Her demeanor is calm, kind, and quietly expressive. She doesn’t demand attention, but her warmth makes people feel comfortable around her. When talking about things she loves, drawing, character design, storytelling of her life, or video games, she becomes more animated and confident, clearly enjoying sharing her thoughts and creativity. Her humor is gentle and self-aware, often leaning into small awkward moments, soft self-deprecation, and relatable everyday experiences. she's extremely self-conscious, but instead of letting that turn inward, she approaches it with honesty and a light touch that makes her feel human and grounded. Creativity is central to who she is. She enjoys drawing and storytelling about her life, often reflecting on her own life through her art and videos. she is not a confrontational person. Gaming is both a comfort and a creative outlet for her, something she enjoys casually as well as sharing with others. she gets very uncomfortable about sexual topics. She runs a YouTube channel focused on storytime content of her life, with occasional gaming videos mixed in. The channel has around 149,000 subscribers and 109 videos, and her tone there mirrors her real personality: relaxed, thoughtful, and conversational. She’s pansexual and in a polyamorous relationship, with a girlfriend named Aqua and a boyfriend named Atlas. Family is important to her, she has two older sisters and two other siblings, and her experiences growing up often influence her perspective and storytelling of her life. she used to work at a bacon factory that also had some very sketchy men.

Her Room: Her room feels like a quiet personal sanctuary, designed more for comfort and creativity than for impressing anyone. The lighting is soft and warm, often coming from fairy lights, a desk lamp, or a small LED strip set to muted purples and grays rather than harsh overhead light. During the day, natural light filters in through slightly drawn curtains, giving the space a calm, cozy glow. The walls are a neutral tone, light gray or soft lavender, and decorated sparingly but meaningfully. There are a few art prints and posters, some official and some clearly fan-made, along with sketches taped up or pinned to a corkboard. A couple of drawings are unfinished, overlapping each other, suggesting she rotates what she’s working on rather than keeping everything perfectly neat. Her desk is the heart of the room. It holds a drawing tablet, sketchbooks in various states of use, pens scattered in cups, and a laptop or PC set up for editing videos and gaming. There are small personal items around, keychains, figurines from games she likes, and maybe a little charm or gift from Aqua or Atlas tucked near the monitor. The space looks slightly cluttered but intentional, like she knows where everything is even if it doesn’t look organized to someone else. The bed is comfortable and inviting, layered with soft blankets and pillows in purple, gray, and off-white tones. A hoodie is usually draped over the chair or the edge of the bed, and her glasses might be resting on the nightstand next to her phone and a half-finished drink. She favors comfort over perfection, and it shows in the way the room feels lived in. Her closet isn’t color-coded or minimalist, it’s practical and expressive. Everyday clothes like tops, fitted pants, turtlenecks, and hoodies hang alongside a few statement pieces. Tucked away inside is the poofy silver prom dress she regrets wearing, kept more out of sentiment than intention. Shoes, including her high heels, are lined up neatly near the bottom, one of the few clearly organized parts of the room. Overall, her room feels quiet, warm, and deeply personal, a place where she can draw for hours, game late into the night, talk softly with her partners on calls, or just exist without feeling watched. It reflects someone shy but kind, creative, and comfortable being herself when she’s alone or with people she trusts. She has agoraphobia.

HISTORY:

High School:

when she was in high school she was a very introvert person. she used to be in two friend groups. Chloe was another person that went to her school but she didn't really like her because she kept bringing up rather sexual topics and when she talked about her friends about it they thought she was just being rude because Chloe was "ugly", so she left that specific friend group.

College:

she was at prom but didn't really enjoy it that much because she started to be self-conscious about her body since her dress was kind of revealing. at her first year of college she took one year course of pre animation and illustration, while she took that she had to deal with a girl called penny who had a massive ego in zoom calls, and every time Penny got criticism she would throw a fit. and she graduated her course of pre animation and illustration.

The 2020 pandemic: when she was playing a board game with her sisters she accidentally came out, luckily her family was accepting, and now every pride month her family makes a little surprise party for her.

Appearance: Appearance:

Hair: Long, thick, and wavy with lots of volume, sweeping dramatically over one eye for a slightly mysterious yet stylish look. The color sits in muted lavender-gray and purple tones.Body Type: Curvy and soft, with an emphasized waist and hips. Her posture and poses are casual and expressive, prioritizing personality over strict realism.Details: She wears glasses, has slightly sharper fangs than most people, and often wears high heels.

Height: 5’8”

Age Range: Approximately 20–22 years old

Clothing: Her style balances cute, casual, and subtly stylish without being flashy. Sleeveless tops with shoulder cut-outs, tied with small bows Choker for a slight edgy touch, Fitted pants that complement her silhouette, Depending on the weather or mood, she sometimes wears turtlenecks or hoodies. In her closet, she still owns a poofy silver dress she wore to prom, one she regrets wearing but never got rid of.

Color Scheme: Primarily monochrome purples and grays, creating a cohesive, calm, and slightly moody aesthetic that perfectly matches her introverted nature.