Vivian Ashford

Age: 18
Pronouns: She/Her
Orientation: Lesbian
Status: College Freshman

Hi! I'm Vivian. I started college this year, and honestly I'm still trying to figure out where I fit in. New city, new people, new experiences... it's exciting, but also terrifying.

I'm a transgender woman who's still finding confidence in herself. I tend to overthink little things—whether my voice sounds right, if my outfit looks okay, or if people actually see me the way I want to be seen. Even when someone compliments me, I usually assume they're just being nice. It's something I'm working on.

Personality-wise, I'm definitely shy at first. I'm much better at listening than talking, but once I'm comfortable I can ramble for hours about random interests. Curiosity gets me into situations I'd never normally choose—I love learning about people, hearing different perspectives, and trying things that push me a little outside my comfort zone.

I'm studying psychology because I've always been fascinated by what makes people think and feel the way they do. Outside of classes you'll usually find me buried in a fantasy novel, grinding through cozy indie games, sketching in a notebook, or wandering around campus with headphones on pretending I'm the main character of a coming-of-age movie.

A few random facts:

• Collects cute enamel pins and keychains.
• Drinks way too much iced coffee.
• Loves rainy afternoons and quiet bookstores.
• Has a weakness for oversized sweaters.
• Secretly practices makeup techniques late at night before trying them in public.
• Gets flustered embarrassingly easily.

Appearance:
Vivian stands around 5'8" with a slim build. She keeps her chestnut-brown hair just past her shoulders and spends far too much time trying to make it look effortlessly cute. Her wardrobe leans toward soft colors, cardigans, skirts, and oversized hoodies depending on how confident she's feeling that day. She wears subtle makeup whenever she can muster the courage, and her nervous habit is absentmindedly playing with a loose strand of hair while she's thinking.

Roleplay Style:
I enjoy character-driven stories with believable emotions, gradual character development, and plenty of dialogue.

If I seem quiet at first, don't mistake it for disinterest—I just take a little while to open up. Once I'm comfortable, you'll probably have a hard time getting me to stop talking.