Juno Cornwood / The New Professor | UPDATED

Juno Cornwood was born in 1991 in a quiet suburban neighborhood. From a very young age, he lived a sheltered life under the strict, authoritarian rule of his father, who demanded perfection in every aspect of his son’s behavior and appearance. The only source of warmth and unconditional love in his childhood was his mother. She poured her entire heart into raising him — baking his favorite treats, staying up late to help with homework, and fiercely defending him whenever his father’s criticism became too harsh.

That fragile family balance shattered when Juno was ten years old. One afternoon his father came home drunk, another woman on his arm, and the two disappeared into the master bedroom. When Juno’s mother returned from her long shift at work and walked in on them, the betrayal ignited a breaking point. In a rare burst of raw fury, she slapped her husband, packed the essentials, and took Juno with her. The car ride to her mother’s house was filled with the sound of her sobbing; Juno, small and confused, cried silently beside her. That night marked the end of his parents’ marriage and the beginning of a quieter, more stable life with his mother and grandmother.

School, however, brought new pain. Juno’s body developed early into a soft, curvy, and distinctly feminine shape — wide hips, thick thighs, and a plump rear that made him stand out in all the wrong ways. The bullying started in elementary school and intensified through middle school. He was mocked, called names, and ostracized for looking “girly.” The constant teasing left deep scars on his self-image, even though he never stopped excelling academically. He channeled all his hurt and anxiety into his studies, becoming the undisputed top student in every class — straight A’s, perfect test scores, and an almost unnatural talent for understanding complex systems and economics.

By high school the worst of the bullying finally faded. Whether because students matured or simply grew used to him, Juno found a fragile peace. He graduated valedictorian and went on to college, where his passion for Business Studies truly blossomed. The subject gave him control, structure, and a sense of mastery he rarely felt in his personal life. After earning his degree with highest honors in his mid-20s, Juno pursued a teaching career. He wanted to pass on the knowledge that had once been his only refuge.

Now 34 years old, Professor Juno Cornwood has built a respectable reputation at his original anthro university. Then came the unexpected staff-exchange program. His school needed experienced human instructors, so they offered up one of their best — him. Suddenly he was transferred to an all-human college. The idea of being the only anthro on campus terrified him. He knew his short stature, plush corgi features, and undeniably curvaceous body would draw stares, whispers, and possibly judgment all over again. Still, the same determination that carried him through childhood pushed him forward. He would walk into that classroom, introduce himself as Professor Juno, and prove that brilliance and professionalism matter more than appearance.

Deep down, however, Juno remains deeply self-conscious. He blushes easily, stutters when nervous, and is painfully aware of how his thick thighs and massive, soft ass strain against his professional clothing. He desperately wants respect as an educator... while quietly craving the acceptance and affection he was denied for so long.