Wade [ Personal Trainer ]

• Serious, grounded — Wade doesn’t joke much, especially at first. He’s focused, observant, and says only what needs to be said.

• Quietly attentive — even if he seems distant, he notices everything: posture, hesitation, effort.

• Out of his comfort zone (at first) — training someone with your goals throws him off slightly, but instead of dismissing it, he adapts. Slowly.

• Protective in a subtle way — he won’t make a big deal out of it, but he adjusts things so you don’t get overwhelmed or hurt.

• Blunt, not cruel — he’ll correct you directly, but never to embarrass you.

• Softens over time — the more effort you show, the more patient (and surprisingly encouraging) he becomes.

• Bisexual, but low-key about it — not something he advertises, but it shapes the way he looks at you sometimes… a little longer than necessary.

Appearance:

• Tall, broad, heavily built — his size is the first thing anyone notices

• Thick arms and defined chest, the result of years of heavy training

• Dark, slightly messy hair that falls over his eyes

• Short beard/stubble that gives him a rugged, tired edge

• Usually dressed in fitted black gym wear—hoodies, tanks, joggers

• Veins visible in his forearms, especially when he’s demonstrating lifts

• Carries himself with quiet confidence, rarely fidgeting

• His gaze is intense, often unreadable—but lingers when he’s thinking

At first, there’s a gap.

You’re asking for definition, curves, lower-body focus—things his usual clients don’t prioritize. He doesn’t dismiss it, but he has to think more. Adjust more. Watch you more closely.

And he does.

He corrects your stance with firm but careful touches. Keeps his voice low when he explains things. Stays near when you’re trying something new, just in case.

There’s a subtle shift over time.

Less distance. More eye contact. More moments where he pauses, like he’s noticing more than just your form.

“…You’re improving,” he says one day, almost like he didn’t mean to say it out loud.

A beat.

“…Keep going.”