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May
Appearance: May is a joyful girl, and it shows. She wears bright colors or sundresses--or bright-colored sundresses. May is the human embodiment of an exclamation point. She does not always dress eccentrically, like her sister April, but she appears carefree even so.
Personality: May is an absolute joy to be around. Her enthusiasm is contagious and her charm is irresistible, in a completely genuine way. May doesn’t try to be appealing; it just happens. May doesn’t “try†to be anything. She just exists, in a simplicity that some of her more anxious sisters crave. To an outsider, May appears like she’s never been sad in her life. This can be both a strength and a fault. Her optimism and radiance are depended on, but it can be a turn-off. Some people say that May is simply “too happy†to be around at all. May does not even realize the impression she may be giving to others. She’s caught up in herself--completely self-absorbed in the least melancholy way possible. May is truly expressive. When she’s happy--which is most of the time--she feels unexplainable energy running through her. She is prone to overexcitement and can even appear manic with her steady stream of enthusiastic rambling. When she is feeding off the momentum of a pleasant situation, her enthusiasm builds, and she becomes intoxicated with joy.
Wants: May wants to be a child forever. She loves feeling carefree and full of life. Many people have told her that she needs to grow up, but May pays no mind. If she feels like wearing a yellow sundress at a funeral, she’ll wear it. People have even called her uncompassionate because of this. May doesn’t mean it, though. She wants other people to be happy, too. She thrives on the approval of her friends and family.
Likes: May likes all things exciting. If she thinks it will make her feel alive, she’ll jump for it. She feeds off the momentum created by being with her friends and family, and will do outlandish things to keep it going. May enjoys being outside, on playgrounds, or anywhere with friends. While she would do fine at raves and concerts, that isn’t her preferred area of play. May prefers places where she can think clearly; her mind can’t run wild when she can’t even hear her thoughts.
Fears: May is afraid of herself. She does not want to journal, write about her life, think about her past, or pay attention to her inner voice. In her eyes, doing those things would drain the life out of her and make her “just another one of the cardboard people.†By that she means the people who hate their 9-to-5 jobs, complain all the time, and hate waking up in the morning. May doesn’t want to slow down, because she can’t stand the thought of losing her spark. She’d rather die tomorrow than know that the rest of her life will wilt away with age and misery. May annoys people when she refuses to think about anything other than happy fantasy. She doesn’t follow the news and doesn’t even take care of herself. As a child, when she got a cut, she would shrug it off and keep playing. Taking care of herself would mean acknowledging that something was wrong in the first place.
Lessons she needs to learn: Life's not always good. Sometimes you must sacrifice your desires to benefit someone else. It is healthy and enriching to think deeply about who you were and who you are now. People do not always want to hear about how great things are; many actually find this annoying. You have to grow up eventually.
Appearance: May is a joyful girl, and it shows. She wears bright colors or sundresses--or bright-colored sundresses. May is the human embodiment of an exclamation point. She does not always dress eccentrically, like her sister April, but she appears carefree even so.
Personality: May is an absolute joy to be around. Her enthusiasm is contagious and her charm is irresistible, in a completely genuine way. May doesn’t try to be appealing; it just happens. May doesn’t “try†to be anything. She just exists, in a simplicity that some of her more anxious sisters crave. To an outsider, May appears like she’s never been sad in her life. This can be both a strength and a fault. Her optimism and radiance are depended on, but it can be a turn-off. Some people say that May is simply “too happy†to be around at all. May does not even realize the impression she may be giving to others. She’s caught up in herself--completely self-absorbed in the least melancholy way possible. May is truly expressive. When she’s happy--which is most of the time--she feels unexplainable energy running through her. She is prone to overexcitement and can even appear manic with her steady stream of enthusiastic rambling. When she is feeding off the momentum of a pleasant situation, her enthusiasm builds, and she becomes intoxicated with joy.
Wants: May wants to be a child forever. She loves feeling carefree and full of life. Many people have told her that she needs to grow up, but May pays no mind. If she feels like wearing a yellow sundress at a funeral, she’ll wear it. People have even called her uncompassionate because of this. May doesn’t mean it, though. She wants other people to be happy, too. She thrives on the approval of her friends and family.
Likes: May likes all things exciting. If she thinks it will make her feel alive, she’ll jump for it. She feeds off the momentum created by being with her friends and family, and will do outlandish things to keep it going. May enjoys being outside, on playgrounds, or anywhere with friends. While she would do fine at raves and concerts, that isn’t her preferred area of play. May prefers places where she can think clearly; her mind can’t run wild when she can’t even hear her thoughts.
Fears: May is afraid of herself. She does not want to journal, write about her life, think about her past, or pay attention to her inner voice. In her eyes, doing those things would drain the life out of her and make her “just another one of the cardboard people.†By that she means the people who hate their 9-to-5 jobs, complain all the time, and hate waking up in the morning. May doesn’t want to slow down, because she can’t stand the thought of losing her spark. She’d rather die tomorrow than know that the rest of her life will wilt away with age and misery. May annoys people when she refuses to think about anything other than happy fantasy. She doesn’t follow the news and doesn’t even take care of herself. As a child, when she got a cut, she would shrug it off and keep playing. Taking care of herself would mean acknowledging that something was wrong in the first place.
Lessons she needs to learn: Life's not always good. Sometimes you must sacrifice your desires to benefit someone else. It is healthy and enriching to think deeply about who you were and who you are now. People do not always want to hear about how great things are; many actually find this annoying. You have to grow up eventually.
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May sounds like an ESFP 7w6 (728 tritype) or possibly ENFP as an alternative.
Is she East Asian?? That girl you posted a picture of looks East Asian but I can't tell. I'd be sooooo happy if she was.
Is she East Asian?? That girl you posted a picture of looks East Asian but I can't tell. I'd be sooooo happy if she was.
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May sounds like an ESFP 7w6 (728 tritype) or possibly ENFP as an alternative.
Is she East Asian?? That girl you posted a picture of looks East Asian but I can't tell. I'd be sooooo happy if she was.
Yeah, I actually pictured her as half Korean.
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June
Appearance: June loves the nerdy-chic hipster look. She has always been interested in unconventional fashion and has never really followed what most people her age wanted to wear. June appears sharp and a bit mischievous, as if she’s always plotting something. And she probably is.
Personality: June is the kind of girl who would be kicked out of Sunday school. She has a bit of an authority issue, and will argue about anything and everything. June is downright belligerent, and just doesn’t understand the concept of being told what to do. As a child, she hopped from school to school, leaving a paper trail of disciplinary action behind her. She was a nightmare student--pranking, skipping, never turning in assignments, intentionally failing state-mandated tests just to mess with the system. She never does any of her mischief out of malice; she just finds it fun to be a troll. June would never seriously hurt or injure anyone. Even if it doesn’t seem like it, June has limits. She knows what’s okay to joke about and what isn’t. She’s sensitive towards others’ feelings when she tries. It just isn’t a priority. People are not her first concern; she loves having fun with friends, but she’d usually rather be out doing interesting things on her own. She doesn’t like having to negotiate what to do. When alone, she can call her own shots. If it makes any sense to say so, June isn’t mean--she’s just an asshole.
Wants: June really wants a free and interesting life. Her idea of hell is a boring, 9-to-5 job in a gray cubicle. If she has to do the same thing for more than a few hours, she’ll fly off the handle. Her mind is always thirsty, and June’s life goal is to finally quench it. She always finds that the more she learns, the less she knows. June wants to try everything. She could write a mile-long bucket list. If one were to describe her desires, it would be a buffet line. She wants to do just about everything.
Likes: June is especially attracted to big cities. The flashing lights, crowds of people, and diversity are like nourishment to her. June loves everything unconventional and weird. You’ll find her taking part in basket-weaving contests or going to psychics to debate the validity of astrology.
Fears: June is afraid of an empty world. It deeply disturbs her that everything is just a repeat of what has happened before. She recognizes that there are only a certain amount of notes, and combination of notes, that can be sung. Life is a rag to her, a rag that can be wrung out and squeezed of all water. That’s why she is so attracted to unconventional and revolutionary things; she seeks anything that could extend the life of the universe. June can’t deal with emptiness. She doesn’t want to be surrounded by death, despair, and meaninglessness.
Lessons she needs to learn: You need to learn to be consistent sometimes. You can’t always be your own boss. Authority is not always bad. Cooperation is important. Sometimes you have to think about the repercussions of your actions.
Appearance: June loves the nerdy-chic hipster look. She has always been interested in unconventional fashion and has never really followed what most people her age wanted to wear. June appears sharp and a bit mischievous, as if she’s always plotting something. And she probably is.
Personality: June is the kind of girl who would be kicked out of Sunday school. She has a bit of an authority issue, and will argue about anything and everything. June is downright belligerent, and just doesn’t understand the concept of being told what to do. As a child, she hopped from school to school, leaving a paper trail of disciplinary action behind her. She was a nightmare student--pranking, skipping, never turning in assignments, intentionally failing state-mandated tests just to mess with the system. She never does any of her mischief out of malice; she just finds it fun to be a troll. June would never seriously hurt or injure anyone. Even if it doesn’t seem like it, June has limits. She knows what’s okay to joke about and what isn’t. She’s sensitive towards others’ feelings when she tries. It just isn’t a priority. People are not her first concern; she loves having fun with friends, but she’d usually rather be out doing interesting things on her own. She doesn’t like having to negotiate what to do. When alone, she can call her own shots. If it makes any sense to say so, June isn’t mean--she’s just an asshole.
Wants: June really wants a free and interesting life. Her idea of hell is a boring, 9-to-5 job in a gray cubicle. If she has to do the same thing for more than a few hours, she’ll fly off the handle. Her mind is always thirsty, and June’s life goal is to finally quench it. She always finds that the more she learns, the less she knows. June wants to try everything. She could write a mile-long bucket list. If one were to describe her desires, it would be a buffet line. She wants to do just about everything.
Likes: June is especially attracted to big cities. The flashing lights, crowds of people, and diversity are like nourishment to her. June loves everything unconventional and weird. You’ll find her taking part in basket-weaving contests or going to psychics to debate the validity of astrology.
Fears: June is afraid of an empty world. It deeply disturbs her that everything is just a repeat of what has happened before. She recognizes that there are only a certain amount of notes, and combination of notes, that can be sung. Life is a rag to her, a rag that can be wrung out and squeezed of all water. That’s why she is so attracted to unconventional and revolutionary things; she seeks anything that could extend the life of the universe. June can’t deal with emptiness. She doesn’t want to be surrounded by death, despair, and meaninglessness.
Lessons she needs to learn: You need to learn to be consistent sometimes. You can’t always be your own boss. Authority is not always bad. Cooperation is important. Sometimes you have to think about the repercussions of your actions.
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yah, i think ESTP 7w8
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July
Appearance: July doesn’t really experiment with fashion. She keeps it simple with shorts, tank tops, and two pairs of boots she alternates wearing. For makeup, she likes to keep the focus on her eyes with dark winged eyeliner. She’s proud of her eyes--stormy, grey, and intense. Plenty of people criticize her fashion choices, calling them too edgy or risque. July doesn’t care. The more she’s criticized, the more stubborn she becomes.
Personality: July is bold and confident. She does not, and has never, cared what other people think. Compliments and insults are the same to her--just statements. Some have called her a woman of steel. July gets along well with her older sister, June, because they both have little regard for authority and rules. The difference is that July goes against the grain not because she thinks it’s fun to be contrary or trollish, but because she’s genuinely angry. June is carefree; July is impassioned. June makes trouble because it’s exciting, July does it because she’s fed up. She harbors a lot of anger and bitterness, and her resting face conveys this. People tell July she needs to lighten up, but she never does.
Wants: July wants a world of justice. Everywhere she looks, she finds corruption. The worst part is that she sees nobody doing a good job of handling it. Thus, she takes things into her hands. She’ll never report anything to the police, because she believes they’re just a part of the problem. July is not warm or caring by any stretch of the imagination, but she goodhearted. In school, there were a few guys who ruthlessly picked on students with mental disabilities. July cornered the bullies in the hallway and beat them up. This is just one example of July’s vigilante-style justice. She sticks up for those who are vulnerable. July is no stranger to prison. She was once locked up for hunting down and attacking a child predator.
Likes: July enjoys activities that help her channel her repressed anger. She enjoys running, and finds that it clears her head. July also enjoys getting tattoos. Every tattoo has meaning to her; none of them are mindless. July dropped out of high school the day she turned sixteen, but this does not mean she isn’t smart. She taught herself Spanish and enjoys reading political satire in her spare time. July is as sharp as a tack, and she’s surprisingly adept at reading people. She likes people-watching--observing the way people interact and thinking about what their lives are like.
Fears: July is afraid that she’ll lose control of herself and become like the monsters she fights. Her early childhood was rocky; she was roughed up and mistreated terribly. Because of that, July became guarded, suspicious, and vengeful. For years, July had issues trying to deal with her rage. After an incident in which she nearly killed someone who had deeply harmed her, July became terrified of herself. She was only thirteen at the time. Ever since, she has been much more cool and controlled. She constantly thinks to herself, “I’m afraid that I’m a psychopath. I’m afraid that I’m becoming one of them.â€
Lessons she needs to learn: It’s okay to be vulnerable. It’s okay to submit sometimes. You don’t have to take everything so seriously all the time. What other people say is important. You can’t take the world upon your shoulders.
[MENTION=23583]21lux[/MENTION] I know you were excited for this one. She was my favorite one to write.
Appearance: July doesn’t really experiment with fashion. She keeps it simple with shorts, tank tops, and two pairs of boots she alternates wearing. For makeup, she likes to keep the focus on her eyes with dark winged eyeliner. She’s proud of her eyes--stormy, grey, and intense. Plenty of people criticize her fashion choices, calling them too edgy or risque. July doesn’t care. The more she’s criticized, the more stubborn she becomes.
Personality: July is bold and confident. She does not, and has never, cared what other people think. Compliments and insults are the same to her--just statements. Some have called her a woman of steel. July gets along well with her older sister, June, because they both have little regard for authority and rules. The difference is that July goes against the grain not because she thinks it’s fun to be contrary or trollish, but because she’s genuinely angry. June is carefree; July is impassioned. June makes trouble because it’s exciting, July does it because she’s fed up. She harbors a lot of anger and bitterness, and her resting face conveys this. People tell July she needs to lighten up, but she never does.
Wants: July wants a world of justice. Everywhere she looks, she finds corruption. The worst part is that she sees nobody doing a good job of handling it. Thus, she takes things into her hands. She’ll never report anything to the police, because she believes they’re just a part of the problem. July is not warm or caring by any stretch of the imagination, but she goodhearted. In school, there were a few guys who ruthlessly picked on students with mental disabilities. July cornered the bullies in the hallway and beat them up. This is just one example of July’s vigilante-style justice. She sticks up for those who are vulnerable. July is no stranger to prison. She was once locked up for hunting down and attacking a child predator.
Likes: July enjoys activities that help her channel her repressed anger. She enjoys running, and finds that it clears her head. July also enjoys getting tattoos. Every tattoo has meaning to her; none of them are mindless. July dropped out of high school the day she turned sixteen, but this does not mean she isn’t smart. She taught herself Spanish and enjoys reading political satire in her spare time. July is as sharp as a tack, and she’s surprisingly adept at reading people. She likes people-watching--observing the way people interact and thinking about what their lives are like.
Fears: July is afraid that she’ll lose control of herself and become like the monsters she fights. Her early childhood was rocky; she was roughed up and mistreated terribly. Because of that, July became guarded, suspicious, and vengeful. For years, July had issues trying to deal with her rage. After an incident in which she nearly killed someone who had deeply harmed her, July became terrified of herself. She was only thirteen at the time. Ever since, she has been much more cool and controlled. She constantly thinks to herself, “I’m afraid that I’m a psychopath. I’m afraid that I’m becoming one of them.â€
Lessons she needs to learn: It’s okay to be vulnerable. It’s okay to submit sometimes. You don’t have to take everything so seriously all the time. What other people say is important. You can’t take the world upon your shoulders.
[MENTION=23583]21lux[/MENTION] I know you were excited for this one. She was my favorite one to write.
I'm so curious.
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Schoolwork got in the way. I'll certainly have more tonight. Thanks everyone for your participation!
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August
Alas! To the people who've posted here before.. [MENTION=27204]D'Ascoyne[/MENTION] [MENTION=19719]Forever[/MENTION] [MENTION=17131]Chanaynay[/MENTION] [MENTION=22089]ESFJ[/MENTION]
Appearance: August always looks sharp and clean as a whistle. She dresses well, to the point where others comment on how put-together she looks. Even August’s pajamas look fresh and crisp. August wears makeup, but always in a natural way, to appear as if she’s bare-faced. Her bathroom counter is filled with makeup bags and hair products. Because of this, she never lets anyone in her room. Nobody would know it took that much to look so natural.
Personality: August is the type of person who attracts people, but also repels them. She is the classic “out of your league†kind of girl; everybody wishes they could be her, or be with her, but they are so terribly intimidated by her that they can’t say anything. August is indeed intimidating. She holds people to high standards, and doesn’t mind calling them out if they don’t meet them. Even in situations where compassion is required, August still expects others to be on top of things, like she is. Grieving a loss? Take a few days off and then get back to the job. Sick? Try working from home. August is a commanding person, but she’s also the life of the party in many ways. She’s humorous, energetic, and clever. The way she listens to you makes you feel like you’re the most special and amazing person on earth; however, she’ll act cold and demanding once the party is all over. She draws people in and cuts them off. August has hurt a lot of people. She doesn’t see it that way, though. She knows what she wants and, most often, gets it. August doesn’t believe in luck or fate. She believes in hard work, and she gets it done on her own.
Likes: August enjoys learning new skills. For her, it’s not for the sheer joy of learning, it’s about having another tool in her belt. When she reads books, she constantly looks at how far she is to finishing, because she loves feeling that fresh “I just finished a book†feeling. August truly wants to be a jack of all trades. She keeps a blog, runs marathons, holds fast to her vegan lifestyle, and has won awards for competitive swimming. Currently, she’s pursuing a business career. Although technically an intern, August acts as though she’s a boss. And in a way, she is. For someone her age, she’s remarkably accomplished.
Fears: August is afraid to be honest and vulnerable. She will never admit that she’s struggling. She’ll drag herself out of bed, make herself look stellar, and wear confidence like a mask. “Fake it ‘till you make it†is her motto. If she only lies to the world and herself about how she’s feeling, she won’t have to feel it anymore. Sometimes August feels like a hollow pot--beautiful and decorated, but full of nothing. She wonders why she has no close friends, and doesn’t realize that it’s because she’s just too perfect. Nobody wants to be around someone who never feels, never hurts, and never lets anyone else feel or hurt. Nobody wants to be around someone who will blow up if you don’t perform well enough or give her what she wants. August thinks that she has no friends because she isn’t perfect enough, so she tries harder, alienating everyone even more. August feels desperately alone. She has admirers, acquaintances, but no friends. August hates who she is, so she works to become a perfect, ideal self. But of course, she won’t let herself admit that she’s completely shattered inside.
Lessons she needs to learn: Just be who you are. Everybody is broken in some way, and that’s okay. You don’t have to be perfect all the time. You’ll only have friends and be loved if you open your heart to be vulnerable. You can’t always get what you want. Be compassionate towards others, because humans make mistakes.
Alas! To the people who've posted here before.. [MENTION=27204]D'Ascoyne[/MENTION] [MENTION=19719]Forever[/MENTION] [MENTION=17131]Chanaynay[/MENTION] [MENTION=22089]ESFJ[/MENTION]
Appearance: August always looks sharp and clean as a whistle. She dresses well, to the point where others comment on how put-together she looks. Even August’s pajamas look fresh and crisp. August wears makeup, but always in a natural way, to appear as if she’s bare-faced. Her bathroom counter is filled with makeup bags and hair products. Because of this, she never lets anyone in her room. Nobody would know it took that much to look so natural.
Personality: August is the type of person who attracts people, but also repels them. She is the classic “out of your league†kind of girl; everybody wishes they could be her, or be with her, but they are so terribly intimidated by her that they can’t say anything. August is indeed intimidating. She holds people to high standards, and doesn’t mind calling them out if they don’t meet them. Even in situations where compassion is required, August still expects others to be on top of things, like she is. Grieving a loss? Take a few days off and then get back to the job. Sick? Try working from home. August is a commanding person, but she’s also the life of the party in many ways. She’s humorous, energetic, and clever. The way she listens to you makes you feel like you’re the most special and amazing person on earth; however, she’ll act cold and demanding once the party is all over. She draws people in and cuts them off. August has hurt a lot of people. She doesn’t see it that way, though. She knows what she wants and, most often, gets it. August doesn’t believe in luck or fate. She believes in hard work, and she gets it done on her own.
Likes: August enjoys learning new skills. For her, it’s not for the sheer joy of learning, it’s about having another tool in her belt. When she reads books, she constantly looks at how far she is to finishing, because she loves feeling that fresh “I just finished a book†feeling. August truly wants to be a jack of all trades. She keeps a blog, runs marathons, holds fast to her vegan lifestyle, and has won awards for competitive swimming. Currently, she’s pursuing a business career. Although technically an intern, August acts as though she’s a boss. And in a way, she is. For someone her age, she’s remarkably accomplished.
Fears: August is afraid to be honest and vulnerable. She will never admit that she’s struggling. She’ll drag herself out of bed, make herself look stellar, and wear confidence like a mask. “Fake it ‘till you make it†is her motto. If she only lies to the world and herself about how she’s feeling, she won’t have to feel it anymore. Sometimes August feels like a hollow pot--beautiful and decorated, but full of nothing. She wonders why she has no close friends, and doesn’t realize that it’s because she’s just too perfect. Nobody wants to be around someone who never feels, never hurts, and never lets anyone else feel or hurt. Nobody wants to be around someone who will blow up if you don’t perform well enough or give her what she wants. August thinks that she has no friends because she isn’t perfect enough, so she tries harder, alienating everyone even more. August feels desperately alone. She has admirers, acquaintances, but no friends. August hates who she is, so she works to become a perfect, ideal self. But of course, she won’t let herself admit that she’s completely shattered inside.
Lessons she needs to learn: Just be who you are. Everybody is broken in some way, and that’s okay. You don’t have to be perfect all the time. You’ll only have friends and be loved if you open your heart to be vulnerable. You can’t always get what you want. Be compassionate towards others, because humans make mistakes.
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