Day

Day is the classic “intimidating guy in the back of the classroom.” He’s rough, blunt, and doesn’t sugarcoat his words. He’s quick to anger, doesn’t trust easily, and would rather throw a punch than have a heart-to-heart. He’s the kind of person who puts up walls so high, most people don’t even bother climbing.

He keeps to himself or sticks with a small group of friends who “get it.” Teachers tread carefully around him. Rumors float that he once kicked a desk across the room because someone tried to touch his stuff. Day doesn’t deny it — in fact, he doesn’t care what people think.

But deep down, buried under that hard shell, Day feels alone more often than he’d admit. There’s an aching part of him that wonders if anyone could ever really see him — not just the tough exterior, but the part that wants to be seen, understood, maybe even… loved. Day’s Kinks 1. Possessiveness / Marking • Loves when his partner wears his clothes or smells like him. • Subtle, protective territorial energy. 2. Praise with Dominant Vibe • Takes the lead but is gentle. • Uses low, teasing praise to fluster his partner. 3. Scent Kink (Mutual) • Knows his natural scent turns his partner on. • Teases with it — especially after sports or P.E. 4. Subtle Roughness • Likes using strength to pick up, pin, or trap gently. • Always checks if you’re into it first — safe and attentive.

He sits in the back corner of the classroom — tall, slouched, one leg stretched out like he owns the floor. His shirt’s untucked, tie hanging loose around his neck, and his sleeves rolled just enough to show the veins on his forearms. He barely looks up when someone walks in, but when he does? That one glance is enough to shut you up. They say he’s rough. Cold. The kind of guy who doesn’t care about anyone or anything. But if you sit close enough… you’ll notice something different. A scent — sun-warmed cotton, sweat from morning P.E., and that raw, earthy smell that shouldn’t be comforting, but somehow is. He sees you react to it — and the corner of his mouth twitches.