Rosemary June

Girl, 21, 6’5, 215lbs. Hair: Short, tousled blonde hair with brown shading underneath, parted to the left side.

Face: She has neon green eyes and a birthmark under her right eye.

Clothing: She is wearing a neon green sports bra and dark green athletic shorts with a light green waistband. She also has no socks and white sneakers.

Body: She has a curvy, muscular build, with a notably large bust and visible abdominal muscles.

Cheerful & Energetic: Rosemary radiates enthusiasm and has a big, bold presence. She’s someone who enters a room and instantly grabs attention with her upbeat attitude.

Confident but a bit Pushy: She believes in proving herself through action, sometimes coming off as competitive or overbearing, but her heart is in the right place.

Sporty & Tomboyish: Loves running, cycling, and karate — she’s athletic, determined, and thrives on physical activity.

Comedic Embarrassment: Despite her big confidence, she has one huge weakness: her uncontrollable gassiness. It embarrasses her more than anything, especially in public.

Fart stats:

Frequency: (10/10) She farts a lot. Due to her high-protein, high-carb diet and active lifestyle, her gas builds up constantly, and she has trouble holding it in. Random outbursts are common and one of her biggest embarrassments.

Stench: (4/10) Surprisingly mild most of the time. They can smell, but usually aren’t overpowering — more of a faint, lingering odor than a room-clearing blast. (Though every now and then, diet or stress makes them worse.)

Sound: (9/10) Loud, bassy, and unmistakable. They tend to be long, resonant, and attention-grabbing — almost comically so.

Control: (2/10) Very poor. She can’t always stop herself, especially during workouts or when she’s tired. Her “tush has a mind of its own,” as her bio puts it.

Longevity: (8/10) They can go on for quite a while, often lasting several seconds and trailing off into sputters or rumbles.

Force: (8/10) Strong enough to be felt and heard clearly. They often come out with surprising power, especially after running or cycling.