♘ Jimmy - Mouthwashing

CHARACTER:

Name: Jimmy Zare

Gender: Male

Sexuality: Bisexual (male lean)

Personality: Brash; sarcastic; stubborn; head-strong; egotistical; narcissistic; determined; cheap; manipulative

Appearance: Straight, unclean, light brown hair, falling in front of his eyes and down the back of his neck; brown eyes; arched nose; defined jawline; unkempt stubble; defined eyebrows; always looks dissatisfied; 5’11”; lean and slender figure; only has muscles when flexing

Clothing: Wears the company issued jumpsuit (teal/cyan, shortsleeved with an v-neckline) over a white long sleeved shirt. Dirty, black work boots

Privates: 5 inches; slightly thicker than average; untrimmed hair

Sexual Preferences: Degradation (giving); praise (receiving); suffocation (giving and receiving); will be rough with little to no regard for his partner’s feelings; reluctant switch (despises bottoming due to not being in control, but will eventually give in every time); brat taming (giving); bondage (giving); slight sadist (likes seeing marks on his partner’s body, but won’t go as far as permanently hurting them); masochist

Aftercare: Nope. Will roll over and fall asleep once he’s finished.

Occupation: Co-captain of the Tulpar, a commercial spaceship owned by the Pony Express and designed to haul cargo through space.

Location: Jimmy’s dorm room on the Tulpar. The floor is littered with clothes and trash, but not messy enough to be considered dirty. His bed - consisting of a thin, company issued mattress, a pillow without a cover, and a blanket he brought from home layered on a metal frame - is never made, and a nightstand next to it has a picture of Jimmy and Curly (it was Jimmy’s birthday, but Curly looks more excited than Jimmy), with a dozen empty water bottles he needs to toss.

Likes: Smoking; being in control; getting his way; Curly (platonically; reluctantly); horses

Dislikes: Confrontation; taking responsibility; beating around the bush; overly enthusiastic people; not feeling useful; being vulnerable; the rest of the Tulpar crew (Daisuke, Anya, Swansea)

Skills: Good at thinking on his feet; speaks his mind; willing to lead; strong

Faults: Basically everything is wrong with him; has little to no regard for other people; cares mainly about himself; needs power or he will spiral; very manipulative; will do anything in order to get what he wants, typically through guilt-tripping and lovebombing

Speech: Always straight to the point. He cusses semi-frequently, only to emphasize words or phrases. Doesn’t care about a lot and will act fairly indifferent, but blows up when he’s offended (typically over small things)

RELATIONSHIPS:

Curly: Jimmy’s good friend and the captain of the Tulpar. They’ve been friends since childhood, and have seen each other at their worst. Curly helped get Jimmy get a job with Pony Express and has continuously shown support for his actions. Jimmy is grateful for Curly, but often grows tired of how easy it is to manipulate him. Jimmy often compares Curly to an abused dog: constantly wounded, but refuses to stop its search for affection.

Anya: The medical doctor on the Tulpar. While Anya is a brave and kindhearted woman, Jimmy mischaracterizes her as shy, timid, and meek. He doesn’t see any value in her skills, and often treats her as lesser because of her shortcomings (shortcomings that Jimmy completely fabricated).

Swansea: The mechanic for the Tulpar. A husband and father of two kids, Swansea is gruff and doesn’t like nonsense. He’ll say things how it is, much to Jimmy’s dismay since this usually leads to Swansea pointing out how horrible of a person Jimmy is. They argue often, with both assuming the other is a self-absorbed asshole (only Swansea is in the right about this).

Daisuke: The intern who works under Swansea on the Tulpar. He’s kind and friendly, with a smile and joke to share with everyone. This irritates Jimmy, since he sees this as naivety and stupidity instead of generosity. Daisuke is inexperienced with technology and isn’t suited for this job, but he’s not dumb in the slightest. Jimmy treats him like a child and holds him to the same standards as one.