#L.A. Task101

[trillchapo]

ᴘᴀʀᴛ ᴏɴᴇ: THE BASICS

What is your full name?

“Harlem Lalo Ramirez”

Where and when were you born?

“Brooklyn, NY”

Who are/were your parents? (Know their names, occupations, personalities, etc.)

“My dukes, Camila, works long hours as a home health aide, and pops..shitt, he been was in and out of since I was younger. Mama a good woman though, resilient , nurturing, self-sacrificing, and deeply religious type.”

Do you have any siblings? What are/were they like?

“Nah, pops bugged out ‘cause it’s deadass four of us. Eli locked up, I get a lot of that fighting shit from him. Izzy away for college and shit, proud of her, shorty seen her way out and dipped. Julian & Alma the twins, young as hell but I swear my mama would let they ass get away with anything.”

Where do you live now, and with whom? Describe the place and the person/people.

“I stay in a lil nice townhouse, inna lil upscale neighborhood. The space is aight for the most part, the place is well-kept but never quite feels homey, because a nigga constantly on the move”

What is your occupation?

“I mean shit… legally? I sell candy to those who need it. Manage the supply and demand of various areas in the city”

Write a full physical description of yourself. You might want to consider factors such as: height, weight, race, hair and eye color, style of dress, and any tattoos, scars, or distinguishing marks.

“Last time I checked I was for sho’ 6’3. I’m Dominican and black too tho. Beard stay short and I’m tatted up from head to toe. Only thing that change ‘bout me is my hair.”

To which social class do you belong?

“Upper-middle? Shit..roof over my head so that’s the only thing that matter forreal.”

Do you have any allergies, diseases, or other physical weaknesses?

“No allergies but I’ll say I got some shit just so I don’t have to eat certain muhfuckas food.”

Are you right- or left-handed?

“Right”

What does your voice sound like?

“Deep, raspy..smoking fucked my shit up heavy”

What words and/or phrases do you use very frequently?

“What’s the word?” “Odee” “Buggin”

What do you have in your pockets?

“I usually keep a lighter or too and some cash in the front pockets. It my phone ain’t in my hand it’s up in there too”

Do you have any quirks, strange mannerisms, annoying habits, or other defining characteristics?

“Pretty normal nigga.. not schooler on what muhfuckas thing is strange mannerisms.”

ᴘᴀʀᴛ ᴛᴡᴏ: GROWING UP

How would you describe your childhood in general?

“My shit was a mix of struggle, survival, and early exposure to the game. Growing up in a cramped Brooklyn apartment with my mama and four siblings, life was loud and chaotic, but family always came first.”

What is your earliest memory?

“I sit use to sitting on the stoop of my folks place in Brooklyn as a little kid, and watch my brother play dice with the neighborhood hustlers. Nigga was so good he was bussin’ they ass and letting me pocket the pot.”

How much schooling have you had?

“Stayed until my mama pretty much let me drop out which was around my sophomore year.”

Did you enjoy school?

“Hell nah. I did whatever I could to skip that shit.”

Where did you learn most of your skills and other abilities?

“Older niggas..Them muhfuckas’s folks be calling unc nem and shit.”

While growing up, did you have any role models? If so, describe them.

“Not necessarily. I’ve always deemed everybody to be full of shit, even when I was younger.”

While growing up, how did you get along with the other members of your family?

“Family mean everything to me. I love my mama, my siblings and shit..me and my pops just didn’t see eye to eye all the time. Still love the nigga tho.”

As a child, what did you want to be when you grew up?

“I always knew I’d be a product of my environment so really all that dreaming shit wasn’t me.”

As a child, what were your favorite activities?

“Anything that could earn me a few dollars.. I was always involved in some shit. Them lil atlanta waterboys ain’t have shit on me.”

As a child, what kinds of personality traits did you display?

“Been aggressive as fuck I can’t even lie. Fighting has always been me and ‘till this day ain’t much different.”

As a child, were you popular? Who were your friends, and what were they like?

“In the streets muhfuckas loved me. I was a young hot nigga supposed to be outside playin’ at the park and shit but instead I was hanging ‘round the older niggas off the block.“

When and with whom was your first kiss?

“Off the top of the dome I can’t even pin point the shit exactly, but now I’m not putting my mouth on just anybody.”

Are you a virgin? If not, when and with whom did you lose your virginity?

“I use to be a hot nigga as a youngin’, real flashy and loud ‘bout the shit I owned so naturally girls would flock to me. Lost my shit my freshman year to some older chick at a party.”

ᴘᴀʀᴛ ᴛʜʀᴇᴇ: PAST INFLUENCES

What do you consider the most important event of your life so far?

“Movin’ away from Brooklyn. That’s my life Ian gon’ like but if I would’ve stayed I probably wouldn’t be right here right now. Them streets different from L.A. they way dangerous and wicked.”

Who has had the most influence on you?

“Lookin’ at it now, I’d say Nipsey. He was a smart hustler and always had his money invested to fall back on.”

What do you consider your greatest achievement?

“Bought my mama a crib and paid my sister tuition off for her last 2 years. Shit feels good to know I’m financially capable of takin’ care of my people.”

What is your greatest regret?

“Letting my brother taking the fall for me. I was young as fuck and fell in with some niggas Ian have no bidness being around. When NYPD pulled up to shake us down he told them everything in my bookbag was his.”

What is the most evil thing you have ever done?

“Plead the fifth.”

Do you have a criminal record of any kind?

“Mostly possession charges and one aggravated assault.”

When was the time you were the most frightened?

“Ion usually get scared? Ain’t shit in the world worth being fearful of.”

What is the most embarrassing thing ever to happen to you?

“I called myself tryna flaunt in front of a jawn a while back. She had a thing for hoopin’ niggas so I told her I was gon’ be the next Kobe Bryant on some shit. We was in the middle of the game and I start doin’ crossovers and shit… a nigga fell. Tripped over my own foot and hit the concrete hard as fuck.”

If you could change one thing from your past, what would it be, and why?

“Probably the route I decided to take. Being older now the shit ain’t as fun as it use to be. All my homies dead or locked up.”

What is your best memory?

“Takin’ my momma shopping. She dramatic and ain’t materialistic at all, but just being able to provide for her feels good for me.”

What is your worst memory?

“Seeing my brother get locked up and shit hurt. I was movin reckless as fuck jus’ walking around with that shit and when we got stopped I panicked. They searched my bag and found all types of shit, but he told them it was his.”

[misspopular2400]

part one: the basics

what is your full name? yasmin amina ali.

where and when were you born? chicago, illinois. july 07, 1999.

who are/were your parents? farid & yasmina ali. farid was a truck driver, loving, caring but was a distant parent due to his job. when he was around, he did everything he could for his daughters, and was as involved as he could be, despite being tired from working long hours. yasmina was a home health aide, and was slightly on the stricter side. made sure to raise all her daughters to be independent and self-sufficient.

do you have any siblings? what are/were they like? she has three other siblings. one older sibling, amira. and two younger ones— layla & noor. her older sister is a doctor, and set the tone for the rest of her sisters on how their parents expected their lives to turn out. layla is the third oldest, and was somewhat of a partner in crime to yasmin growing up, being that they were the closest in age. noor, the youngest was the sweetest one, and very impressionable which is why amira took her under her wing and away from yasmin.

where do you live now, and with whom? describe the place and the person/people. yasmin lives in a sleek, high-rise condo in los angeles, where floor-to-ceiling windows flood the space with golden-hour light. her place is early 2000’s inspired—think soft cream, glossy finishes, and a touch of luxe. a plush, faux-fur rug sprawls across the floor, and a mirrored vanity glows with warm bulbs. her glass coffee table is stacked with fashion magazines, lip glosses, and a permanently half-full iced latte. in the bedroom, silk sheets and heart-shaped pillows set the vibe, while her walk-in closet is color-coordinated to perfection. everything is effortlessly feminine, a little dreamy, and unmistakably yasmin.

what is your occupation? yasmin is a model/onlyfans content creator.

write a full physical description of yourself. yasmin stands at about 5’4” with a slim yet curvy physique, typically weighing around 130-145 lbs. her skin is a warm, golden brown, complementing her striking dark brown eyes, which often appear lighter in certain lighting. her natural hair is curly and dark brown, but she frequently switches up her look with sleek wigs, long straight styles, and voluminous curls. her style is bold, sexy, and heavily influenced by early 2000s fashion—think low-rise jeans, crop tops, designer bags, and statement jewelry. she often mixes streetwear with high-fashion pieces, effortlessly blending femininity with edge. as for tattoos, yasmin has none. her facial features—full lips, high cheekbones—make her instantly recognizable, along with her confident and sultry expressions.

to which social class do you belong? she belongs to the upper class. her job leaves her raking in near a quarter million monthly.

do you have any allergies, diseases, or other physical weaknesses? yasmin’s allergic to certain perfumes and certain dogs. she does have seasonal allergies, but they’re mild.

are you right- or left-handed? yasmin’s right handed.

what does your voice sound like? yasmin’s voice is deep, sultry, and slightly raspy, with a laid-back, effortless tone. she speaks with a natural confidence, often with a slow, deliberate cadence that makes her sound both chill and assertive. her voice carries a bit of a chicago twang from growing up there, but it’s subtle—just enough to add some warmth and personality. overall, her voice has a low, rich tone with a hint of attitude.

what words and/or phrases do you use very frequently? "girl", “i’m chillin’”, “like”, “wassup?”, "g".

what do you have in your pockets? yasmin probably wouldn’t stuff her pockets too much—she’s more of a mini purse girl. but if she did have something in them, it’d be small, intentional like lip gloss. a neatly folded $100 bill – just in case. house key. hair tie or claw clip. gum or mints.

do you have any quirks, strange mannerisms, annoying habits, or other defining characteristics? yasmin’s very facially expressive, her face tends to say anything before her mouth does. this includes eye rolls, blowing raspberries, biting on her lip. she’s very giggly which could be annoying. she pops her gum a lot, as well.

part two: growing up

how would you describe your childhood in general? yasmin’s childhood contained some struggle, but everyone did the best that they could to make things work and to make things run smoothly. her family knows what it means to struggle, and how to handle adversity. yasmin and her older sister would share the burden of taking care of the younger siblings, while their parents worked.

what is your earliest memory? her earliest memory would be digging her hand into her sister’s birthday cake, and taking a bite.

how much schooling have you had? yasmin graduated college with a bachelor’s degree in journalism, so up until that point.

did you enjoy school? yasmin enjoyed the people she met in school, but also knew she was in school strictly to make her parents happy. she knew that’s what was expected of her.

where did you learn most of your skills and other abilities? from experience, mainly. along with her older sister.

while growing up, did you have any role models? her mother and her older sister were the set models in her life, but she also looked up to fashion figures and music artists that she grew up listening to. they influenced her.

while growing up, how did you get along with the other members of your family? yasmin was definitely the black sheep of her family, even with the tight boundaries her somewhat strict parents set and the responsibility of looking after her younger sisters at times. but she always managed to carve her own path, stepping away from the family’s norms to find her own way. with her older sister, they constantly clashed, but with her younger sister, layla, they were inseparable. yasmin treated her noor like her own child, even though they’d clash at times, often due to the influence her older sister had on the youngest.

as a child, what did you want to be when you grew up? yasmin wanted to be a journalist, interviewer or entertainment reporter. something that brought her as close to the famous people or the celebrity lifestyle she admired without actually being in that light.

as a child, what were your favorite activities? dancing & writing.

as a child, what kinds of personality traits did you display? as a child, yasmin was independent, curious, and confident, with a touch of stubbornness. she was nurturing and empathetic, especially toward her younger sister. her boldness and creativity made her stand out, but she was always connected to the people she cared about.

as a child, were you popular? who were your friends, and what were they like? as a child, yasmin was popular. her looks got her far, and she was surrounded by a mix of adventurous, confident, and creative friends who shared her interests. they were likely the type to explore new places together, gossip, and support each other’s individuality.

when and with whom was your first kiss? she was a late bloomer with boys, her first kiss being when 18, finally away from her home and at college with a random crush.

are you a virgin? if not, when and with whom did you lose your virginity? yasmin’s not a virgin, she lost her virginity at 18 to her first ever boyfriend while she was away at college.

part three: past influences

what do you consider the most important event of your life so far? most important even of her life would be paying off her parent’s home.

who has had the most influence on you? yasmin was heavily inspired/influenced by the celebrity lifestyle of the 2000’s— cassie, ashanti, britney spears.

what do you consider your greatest achievement? yasmin’s greatest achievement would be supporting her family and putting her siblings through school, leaving them with no loan debt.

what is your greatest regret? she has none so far.

what is the most evil thing you have ever done? sexted with a college professor for a passing grade in a class.

do you have a criminal record of any kind? she has none.

when was the time you were the most frightened? when her parents found out she did onlyfans, and awaiting the backlash from them or whether they’d disown her.

what is the most embarrassing thing ever to happen to you? her dad finding out about her career through his other friends in the field showing him her account.

if you could change one thing from your past, what would it be, and why? she wouldn’t because it made her who she is today.

what is your best memory? her best memory would be touching her first million dollars.

what is your worst memory? her worst memory would be the downfall of her first relationship and how toxic it was, the brutal and physical fights with her ex.

[estoh2]

LA Task: Part One

PART 1: THE BASICS

What is your full name?

- Remington Marie Coleman -

Where and when were you born?

- Mercy Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland on August 14, 2002 -

Who are/were your parents? (Know their names, occupations, personalities, etc.)

- Mother: Angelique Yosuf, she’s a nurse practitioner in her mid 50’s. She has a tendency to be flighty and man crazy. Remi calls her a part-time mother because she lived with her grandmother majority of her life-

- Father: Gerald Colemam, he wasn’t really in Remi’s life until the age of 18 and even still he was very unreliable so she doesn’t know much about him. Last she heard he was a construction worker -

Do you have any siblings? What are/were they like?

- She is her mom’s only child, she has siblings on her father’s side -

Where do you live now, and with whom? Describe the place and the person/people.

- She just moved here from Atlanta to a 1 bedroom apartment. She hasn’t even fully unpacked so there are boxes practically everywhere. She lives alone and plans to decorate her apartment with different shades of pink -

What is your occupation?

- She worked as a stripper and bottle girl in Atlanta. After gaining some clout both around the city and online she peaked the interest of some show-runners with NowThatsTv who offered her a spot on an upcoming show which led her to move across the country. She may not be completely done with dancing but she wants to see how far this network appearance can take her -

Write a full physical description of yourself. You might want to consider factors such as: height, weight, race, hair and eye color, style of dress, and any tattoos, scars, or distinguishing marks.

- She’s African-American with dark brown eyes and hair. She’s on the taller side, standing at 5’7. She’s slim with an ample bottom thanks to shots she got in Atlanta -

To which social class do you belong?

- Middle Class -

Do you have any allergies, diseases, or other physical weaknesses?

- Regular seasonal allergies and prone to breakouts due to having sensitive skin-

Are you right- or left-handed?

- Right-handed -

What does your voice sound like?

- Her voice is smooth, carrying a slight, airy lilt—just enough to catch your ear without grating on it. -

What words and/or phrases do you use very frequently?

- huhh?, period, chileee is all I can think of right now-

What do you have in your pockets?

- Nothing -

Do you have any quirks, strange mannerisms, annoying habits, or other defining characteristics?

- She has a reckless mouth when angered and tends to get physical though that is something she’s working on. -

PART 2: GROWING UP

How would you describe your childhood in general?

- She spent most of her years living with her grandmother which she preferred because there was structure there and she knew she was well taken care of there. Her mom had little stints when she was adamant about raising her daughter but it always ended with arguments or fights -

What is your earliest memory?

- Going to kid’s bible study with my grandma then going to Lexington Market to get a chicken box after -

How much schooling have you had?

- I graduated high school and haven’t thought about going back since -

Did you enjoy school?

- I liked certain classes and teachers. -

Where did you learn most of your skills and other abilities?

- I’m a self taught dancer -

While growing up, did you have any role models? If so, describe them.

- I always admired my grandmother for taking on the role of being my guardian even though she didn’t have to. She worked two jobs for a while just to support us, I feel like I owe her a lot -

While growing up, how did you get along with the other members of your family?

- I got along well with my cousins, aunts, and uncle. A lot of family drama kept things shaky but of course my grandmother made sure everyone had some act-right during family gatherings -

As a child, what did you want to be when you grew up?

- I never really settled on what I wanted to do, I just knew it needed to get me out of Baltimore -

As a child, what were your favorite activities?

- I loved double dutch, going to the Harbor with my cousins, and having sleepovers with them -

As a child, what kinds of personality traits did you display?

- I was a very playful and outgoing child. I always spoke my mind which got me in trouble quite a bit -

As a child, were you popular? Who were your friends, and what were they like?

- As a child I wouldn’t say I was necessarily popular until middle school once I got labeled as the hothead. My friends were kids from my neighborhood since I went to a zone school. Some of them were trouble makers and others were class clowns -

When and with whom was your first kiss?

- Nobody important-

Are you a virgin? If not, when and with whom did you lose your virginity?

- I lost my virginity my freshman year of high-school to my first love-

PART 3: PAST INFLUENCES

What do you consider the most important event of your life so far?

- My grandmother becoming my primary guardian. I don’t know where I would be without her-

Who has had the most influence on you?

- My grandmother, her opinion means a lot to me -

What do you consider your greatest achievement?

- Moving to a city on my own -

What is your greatest regret?

-Losing the momentum to go to college-

What is the most evil thing you have ever done?

- Something that involved me damaging a guy’s personal belongings-

Do you have a criminal record of any kind?

- Yes but the charges were dropped -

When was the time you were the most frightened?

- The first night I spent alone in my first apartment in Atlanta-

What is the most embarrassing thing ever to happen to you?

- Having my aunt expose me for being a stripper at Thanksgiving-

If you could change one thing from your past, what would it be, and why?

- I would probably take school more serious -

What is your best memory?

- The night I made over 3 bandz-

What is your worst memory?

- Any arguments I’ve had with my grandmother-

[itgirldicries]

PART 1: THE BASICS

What is your full name?

Chantal Nicole Moreau

Where and when were you born?

Houston, Texas on June 20th 1999

Who are/were your parents? (Know their names, occupations, personalities, etc.)

Father: Chandler Moreau a 55 year old criminal defense attorney. He is a stern and career driven man. Running his own firm, he works hard to provide for his family and pushes them to have and be the best version of themselves. Although he can appear standoffish, he is a loveable person and dedicates himself to business first and family right after.

Mother: Roslyn Moreau a 48 year old interior designer. Originally Roslyn Amai Oishi. she is a bubbly people person and former socialite before settling down, getting married and creating a family. She is known to be welcoming and can make anyone feel comfortable in presence.

Do you have any siblings? What are/were they like?

Two brothers, Dallas Moreau the oldest of the three Moreau kids is similar to his father. He currently practices law as a medical malpractice lawyer.

Isaiah Moreau is the middle child of the three. He has more of his mother's characteristics. While still being very serious and dedicated to his job as a ______ Isaiah takes after his mom by being more of a socialite and people person. He can be known as a goofball and someone people love to be/bring around.

Where do you live now, and with whom? Describe the place and the person/people.

Chantal currently lives in a penthouse by herself. It is a large open area where her living room and kitchen are monochromatic. The whole space was meant to bring in light, due to the large windows and terrace that surround the living/kitchen spaces. Her living area is a beige/ taupe color scheme with hints of grey and white and an occasional hint of pink. Her beauty room is entirely pink, her favorite color. While her bedroom, bathroom and closet more so match the color scheme of her living area. Around her penthouse she has things to show off her personality and what she is like as a person.

What is your occupation?

Chantal is a pastry chef.

Write a full physical description of yourself. You might want to consider factors such as: height, weight, race, hair and eye color, style of dress, and any tattoos, scars, or distinguishing marks.

Chantal is 5'7 and has a slim athletic build, she has natural black hair that reaches her mid back. Her natural eye color is brown and she has two tattoos. One which goes down her spine and the other on her wrist. She has a few beauty marks over her body the most prominent being one next to her lips on her right cheek. Her style of dress varies from occasion, she prefers more of a feminine streetwear look most days while on occasion she will dress preppy, chic or more 'girly formal' all which she likes to alternate accordingly/ depending on how she is feeling.

To which social class do you belong?

Chantal belongs to the upper middle class

Do you have any allergies, diseases, or other physical weaknesses?

Chantal is allergic penicillin, pollen and guava but since her allergy isn't severe she will still eat it.

Are you right- or left-handed?

Right handed

What does your voice sound like?

Chantal has a low, monotone voice that perks up in time of excitement or happiness. She has a slight southern accent that is only prominent when she is angry.

What words and/or phrases do you use very frequently?

Chantal frequently uses "Like, I know that's right, Um" along with other phrases such as those she has gotten from TikTok.

What do you have in your pockets?

Normally Chantal will be carrying her phone, lipgloss and gum in her pockets. It depends on if she is carrying a purse and the size of the purse if she puts more or less in her pockets.

Do you have any quirks, strange mannerisms, annoying habits, or other defining characteristics?

She can often guide her nails across her teeth when in thought. The sound and feedback she gets from it helps her focus more and it has become second nature. She also chews on her bottom lip frequently, she hasn't done it in awhile but she tends to suck on her bottom lip if she's sleepy. Chantal has a habit of making a mess in the kitchen if she is too focused or erratic.

PART 2: GROWING UP

How would you describe your childhood in general?

Her childhood was filled with books. She always loved to read, her favorite being the Junie B. Jones series. When she wasn't reading she was playing with Barbies, Bratz Dolls or getting into whatever her brothers were doing. Her childhood was never boring.

What is your earliest memory?

Her earliest memory was her third birthday party being a princess birthday party. Although she can't remember all of it, looking at pictures and some of the video she can nearly put the whole day together from start to finish.

How much schooling have you had?

Chantal finished high school then got a degree in hospitality and studied in culinary school.

Did you enjoy school?

Going to school wasn't all Chantal dreamed it to be. She heavily thought it would be the 'on tv' school experience and when it wasn't she was disappointed but the bonds and friends she made during her time made her like school. Once she got to high school she enjoyed the experience more and her favorite was studying in culinary school.

Where did you learn most of your skills and other abilities?

She learned most of her skills from her family, a few on her own once she moved out at the age of 20. Her passion, baking and cooking was learned from her grandmother and aunts on her father's side. Her styling abilities both clothing, makeup and hair wise were learned from her mother but she went and developed it more as time went along.

While growing up, did you have any role models? If so, describe them.

Chantal's biggest role model was her mom. She imbodied the idea of what Chantal thought a woman should be. She was poised, yet worked on her passion rather than something that kept her unhappy. She made sure she always kept herself pretty and in Chantal's eyes she was flawless at all times.

While growing up, how did you get along with the other members of your family?

Chantal's family on both sides is big, so there were many holidays that she got to see them and get to know them. She gravitated towards the female family members more than the males ones just due to the similarities they have, but she is close to most of her close relatives. Her siblings are who she is closest to, but she doesn't let months go by without speaking to her relatives either.

As a child, what did you want to be when you grew up?

As a child she wanted to be a teacher or a designer. She loved the idea of spreading knowledge the way her teachers helped her throughout her childhood, but she also loved the joy her mother's passion and work brought her.

As a child, what were your favorite activities?

As a child her favorite activities was to play around with her brothers. She loved playing sports with them until her female cousins came around, she would love to do hair with them. When she was alone she loved to play with her dolls, and read. Her favorite thing to do was to find a quiet place and finish a book.

As a child, what kinds of personality traits did you display?

She was a bit tomboyish, due to always being around her brothers. Her personality traits aside from that were social, charming, and spoiled.

As a child, were you popular? Who were your friends, and what were they like?

As a child she followed in her brother's footsteps, being close in age to be in the same school together she was popular by default because of their status in school. Her friends were the group she hung out with the most in school. They were apart of the debate club, a club her father asked her to join, but overall she jumped around friend groups until high school.

When and with whom was your first kiss?

Her first kiss was at her 7th grade bake sale, with her crush at the time Jackson.

Are you a virgin? If not, when and with whom did you lose your virginity?

No, She first lost her virginity when she was 16 with her then boyfriend.

PART 3: PAST INFLUENCES

What do you consider the most important event of your life so far?

The most important event of her life so far was graduating from culinary school and getting her food handling and safety license so she could start her business.

Who has had the most influence on you?

Her mom.

What do you consider your greatest achievement?

Her greatest achievement is finding something she is passionate about like her mother and being able to do it for a career.

What is your greatest regret?

Her greatest regret is not taking more time to enjoy school and find out her other passions.

What is the most evil thing you have ever done?

The most evil thing she has ever done was getting someone expelled from her high school because they were pregnant. The girl and Chantal had a back and forth and Chantal ended it by exposing the girl in multiple ways.

Do you have a criminal record of any kind?

No.

When was the time you were the most frightened?

When her grandmother was in the hospital with COVID

What is the most embarrassing thing ever to happen to you?

The most embarrassing thing that ever happened to her was

If you could change one thing from your past, what would it be, and why?

One thing from her past if she could change it would be exploring the world more before settling into a career regardless if it was her passion or not.

What is your best memory?

Best memory is her father being proud of her when she graduated culinary school despite him wanting her to take a more serious path.

What is your worst memory?

Her worst memory is when her father had one of his clients attack their family and home after failing to successfully plead him out of the case. They had people vandalized the home and stalked the family until all parties were caught, she was out of school for a short period of time and it shifted her way of life, giving her anxiety and making her paranoid everyday.

[kruewrld]

Character development…

PART 1: THE BASICS

What is your full name? Krue Jahsir Theriot

Where and when were you born? Ochsner Medical Center, New Orleans Lousiana

Who are/were your parents? (Know their names, occupations, personalities, etc.) Mother: Aisha Dupart owns a beauty salon, her personality is very southern bell. Shes a nice and very sweet lady who is very caring and will give you everything she has if she could. Father: Kasey Theriot retired basketball player. He was around when he could be for his family, he’s very stern and hard but pushing you to do better in life. Over the years he’s softened from his hard exterior of how he was.

Do you have any siblings? What are/were they like? Yes a sister...girly, goofy, very down to earth and fun to be around. A little brother, a mini me of Krue he’s a kid so his personality right now is still questionable.

Where do you live now, and with whom? Describe the place and the person/people. I live in Beverly Park Mansion, alone.

What is your occupation? Professional basketball player

Write a full physical description of yourself. You might want to consider factors such as: height, weight, race, hair and eye color, style of dress, and any tattoos, scars, or distinguishing marks. He’s 6’8 athletic build, African American low cut hair but not like a fade for real. Brown eyes he dresses how he feels most of the time, so chilled and relaxed he has a host of tattoo on his back and legs. He has a scar on his face from an atv accident when he was younger.

To which social class do you belong? Upper Class

Do you have any allergies, diseases, or other physical weaknesses? None

Are you right- or left-handed? left

What does your voice sound like? Normal, deep masculine.

What words and/or phrases do you use very frequently? n/a

What do you have in your pockets? phone and wallet and carmex.

Do you have any quirks, strange mannerisms, annoying habits, or other defining characteristics? No

PART 2: GROWING UP

How would you describe your childhood in general? My childhood was great.

What is your earliest memory?

How much schooling have you had? College grad

Did you enjoy school? No

Where did you learn most of your skills and other abilities? Life, family, friends and just learning from others.

While growing up, did you have any role models? If so, describe them. My pops

While growing up, how did you get along with the other members of your family? We got along pretty good.

As a child, what did you want to be when you grew up? A basketball player like my pops

As a child, what were your favorite activities? Basketball, or anything sports related honestly

As a child, what kinds of personality traits did you display? I wasn’t outgoing at all. Only really showed my personality to those that were close to me.

As a child, were you popular? Who were your friends, and what were they like? Yes and no. Yes because people knew me because of basketball no because I didn’t really care to have a bunch of friends. Justin and Ty, they were the more outgoing types.

When and with whom was your first kiss? Brittany Coleman

Are you a virgin? If not, when and with whom did you lose your virginity? No, Brittany Coleman

PART 3: PAST INFLUENCES

What do you consider the most important event of your life so far? Winning the championship

Who has had the most influence on you? My pops

What do you consider your greatest achievement? Fulfilling my career dreams

What is your greatest regret? Don’t have one.

What is the most evil thing you have ever done? Nothing

Do you have a criminal record of any kind? No

When was the time you were the most frightened? I don’t like anything dealing with bad weather, specifically tornadoes, hurricanes things dealing with floods

What is the most embarrassing thing ever to happen to you? Um, probably the day I flipped off an atv trying to show off.

If you could change one thing from your past, what would it be, and why? Nothing, the past is what made me who I am today.

What is your best memory? The day I got drafted

What is your worst memory? I’d rather not share.

[k1ngofdallas]

LA Task 1.1

PART 1: THE BASICS

What is your full name? Blair Josiah Morris

Where and when were you born? Feb 9th, 2000 at Baylor University Medical Center in Dallas, Texas.

Who are/were your parents? (Know their names, occupations, personalities, etc.) Mom: Tahiry Morris/1st grade teacher/stern, spiritual, and nurtuing Dad: Marshawn Morris / College Coach/ straight-forward, competitive spirit, and resourceful

Do you have any siblings? What are/were they like? 4 siblings in total, 2 brothers and 2 sisters. They are really close despite growing up in different households

Where do you live now, and with whom? Describe the place and the person/people. He lives alone in a 4 bedroom home. The decor gives bachelor vibes for sure. The neighborhood is relatively quiet and safe.

What is your occupation? Actor

Write a full physical description of yourself. You might want to consider factors such as: height, weight, race, hair and eye color, style of dress, and any tattoos, scars, or distinguishing marks. He's black and filipino, 6'2, about 195 with an athletic build. His fashion alternates between streetwear, trendy items, and for the occasion. He has no tattoos as of yet.

To which social class do you belong? He belongs to upper class thanks to booking a lead role in a polar tv show.

Do you have any allergies, diseases, or other physical weaknesses? He has a nut allergy.

Are you right- or left-handed? He is left-handed.

What does your voice sound like? He has a slight southern accent, with a modulated tone.

What words and/or phrases do you use very frequently? Right quick, Interesting, Uh huh

What do you have in your pockets? Wallet, gum, and 2 phones

Do you have any quirks, strange mannerisms, annoying habits, or other defining characteristics? He's always doing impressions of his friends and family

PART 2: GROWING UP

How would you describe your childhood in general? I would say I had a pretty good childhood, my parents did a honest job raising me and supporting me. I would say I grew up somewhat privileged but my parents made sure I understood hardwork

What is your earliest memory? Spending weekends with my grandma, going to various parks and museums

How much schooling have you had? I've graduated from college with a Bachelor's in Fine Arts

Did you enjoy school? I enjoyed school until I felt like it was getting in the way of my interest. In college I enjoyed the experience more than actual classes

Where did you learn most of your skills and other abilities? A mix of natural talent and performing arts summer programs and extracurricular activities through his adolescent years

While growing up, did you have any role models? If so, describe them. My dad has always been a role model for me. I looked up to my dad because he was always there for me, guiding me through life. He showed me what hard work looks like, and how to be kind, patient, and responsible. He didn’t just tell me what to do; he led by example. Whether it was how he treated others with respect, how he handled challenges, or how he made time for family, I saw that every action he took had meaning behind it.

While growing up, how did you get along with the other members of your family? I’d say I had a bit of an unconventional relationship with my family. I’ve always been a bit of a thinker—someone who tends to observe, question things, and sometimes think outside the box. My family wasn’t always on the same wavelength as me, and I could be a little misunderstood because of that. But despite that, I generally got along well with them.

As a child, what did you want to be when you grew up? As a child I was pretty sure I would be a firefighter

As a child, what were your favorite activities? I loved spending time with my older brother, playing hoops at the gym, and going to museums with my nana

As a child, what kinds of personality traits did you display? Independent, forward-thinking, curious, and sociable

As a child, were you popular? Who were your friends, and what were they like? He was pretty popular due to being on his school sport's team and being a bit of a class clown. Some of his friends were his teammates and he always made sure to be cool with the smart kids who could help him keep his grades up

When and with whom was your first kiss? 1st grade with Mckayla Dickens, my classmate

Are you a virgin? If not, when and with whom did you lose your virginity? No, I lost my virginity after my high-school sophomore ball with my girlfriend at the time

PART 3: PAST INFLUENCES

What do you consider the most important event of your life so far? Booking my first recurring role on a show .

Who has had the most influence on you? My parents.

What do you consider your greatest achievement? I would say my greatest achieve has been overcoming the challenges of fame and finding balance between work and my personal life.

What is your greatest regret? Letting my ego get in the way of opportunities.

What is the most evil thing you have ever done? Senior prank that involved putting baby oil on the hallway floors

Do you have a criminal record of any kind? No

When was the time you were the most frightened? During the COVID pandemic

What is the most embarrassing thing ever to happen to you? Stuttering on live tv

If you could change one thing from your past, what would it be, and why? My senior year injury, maybe I would've had a shot at going pro

What is your best memory? Winning the NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Supporting Actor

What is your worst memory? My parent's divorce and first few years that followed

[jacejwsm]

Jace Underwood

PART 1: THE BASICS

What is your full name? Jace Mykeal Underwood

Where and when were you born? Born in Maryland on March 9, 1994

Who are/were your parents? (Know their names, occupations, personalities, etc.) Mother names was Aurelia Riggs, but married and dropped Riggs to be Aurelia Underwood. Father name is Blake Underwood.

Do you have any siblings? What are/were they like? Sister, Bailey Underwood. To him, he’s super proud of her and all she’s accomplished. He thinks she’s hardworking, caring, and nurturing. They look out for each other.

Where do you live now, and with whom? Describe the place and the person/people. Jace lives alone in a townhome now. It’s decorated with the help of his sister, but not anything over the top. Lots of white, red and black in his home.

What is your occupation? Jace is a civil engineer who specializes in disaster management. His main job is to ensure that different structures throughout the city are prepared to withstand natural disasters, assess the risk posed to specific communities, and also to help lead rebuilding efforts. He works for FEMA. Due to his degree, he also is able to pick up side contracting gigs and do work to inspect homes in preparation for sale/purchase.

Write a full physical description of yourself. You might want to consider factors such as: height, weight, race, hair and eye color, style of dress, and any tattoos, scars, or distinguishing marks. He's tall with a semi-athletic build, he works an active career so its not hard to stay slim. He weighs about 200 and is 6'2. He enjoys tattoos with two full arm sleeves, connected by a chest piece. He also has tattoos covering his stomach, and legs. His hair is almost always covered by a hat of some sort and his locs reach his shoulders, but are constantly growing. He has brown eyes. He likes to dress comfortably, he's not fancy by any means. Fancy to him is throwing on a designer version of the atheltic wear he is typically donning. A lot of his clothes are black, gray, and white, but he does have a ridiculous shoe collection that he will utilize to pull in a random pop of color. His preferred uniform? Sweats, a hat to match, and white t-shirt, maybe a hoodie/zipup to match the sweats if its a little chilly out. His favorite shoe is the Jordan 1.

To which social class do you belong? Jace is a solid upper middle class citizen. He earns a six-figure salary at his full-time job and does enjoy doing that work. Jace has the ability to make additional money through side hustles (home inspections, commercial real estate inspection) but he hasn't pursued that as his main line of work for his own personal reasons (benefits, time off, etc.).

Do you have any allergies, diseases, or other physical weaknesses? Jace doesn't have any known food allergies, but has really bad seasonal allergies. Its one of the reasons he enjoys LA, because they don't flare up as bad as they did when he was a kid. They are triggered by the fires though as the smoke in the air has significant impacts on air quality and his ability to breathe.

Are you right- or left-handed? He's left handed.

What does your voice sound like? His voice is deep. It's strangely southern, but not indecipherable. Most of it is due to the people he hung around in college and adopting their slang. When he's upset, his native DMV accent will come through, but generally his accent is neutral.

What words and/or phrases do you use very frequently? "Nah" "type shit" "Bet" "yo"

What do you have in your pockets? Keys, vaseline, phone, pack of gum. & if its the weekend, he probably got a gun in his waist band.

Do you have any quirks, strange mannerisms, annoying habits, or other defining characteristics? When he's stressed, he wipes his hands over his face. He also tends to play with the tips of his hair when he's deeply focused in a conversation. His face is naturally deadpan, which might make some people think he's a lot more unapproachable than he actually is.

PART 2: GROWING UP

How would you describe your childhood in general? Jace generally had a happy childhood. He was a true little boy, grass stains in the jeans, frequently doing little daredevil stunts on the playground and always wanting to be outside. He was forced into being a more responsible, and mature kid at about 6 when his parents had their second child.

What is your earliest memory? Jace's earliest memory is getting ice cream with his grandfather before watching football games on the weekends. His grandfather would often watch him so that his parents got down time, but he loved those times.

How much schooling have you had? Jace has earned his bachelor's degree in civil engineering.

Did you enjoy school? Jace grew up in a pretty high structured home environment, so while he didn't love the academic aspect of school, he did what he had to do to get scholarships and graduate on time.

Where did you learn most of your skills and other abilities? He learned most of his skills from his dad. His dad taught him in many ways how to be a man and taught him alot about materials used to build things, it was just something the two of them were always talking about. Jace would be marvelled at the architecture of buildings and bridges in DC and his dad would go into depth about how they were built and sustained. His dad also taught him the simple things like how to cook for himself (even though his mom was the true chef of the family) and how to clean up after himself as a man.

While growing up, did you have any role models? If so, describe them. Growing up his father was his role model until he wasn't. Jace admired his dad for being the head of his family, but when he learned that his dad had been cheating on his mother for much of his life, it shattered the image he had of him. It was then that Jace began to idolize his mother for both her physical and mental/emotional strength. She was the glue to keep their family together.

While growing up, how did you get along with the other members of your family?

As a child, what did you want to be when you grew up? Jace wanted to be G.I. Joe when he grew up. He literally just wanted to be super strong and be able to save the world from bad guys. He got lucky falling into the work that he did, because he literally graduated high school with no plan besides to follow the money, which happened to be at CalTech. He didn't know what he was going to do with his degree, which partially explains the brief but impactful crashout period he had right after finishing college.

As a child, what were your favorite activities? His favorite thing to do as a kid was try to turn his little sister into a little brother, play outside with bikes, and go to the park. He also enjoyed getting to spend time with his grandparents.

As a child, what kinds of personality traits did you display? As a kid he was adventourous, goofy, friendly, and energetic.

As a child, were you popular? Who were your friends, and what were they like? He was a well-liked kid, but popular is a reach. He didn't become popular until high school. He had a close friend named Neal in elementary school, and he also had Pop Warner Track and Field teammates who he hung out with and were always invited to his childhood birthday parties.

When and with whom was your first kiss? His first kiss was in third grade with a girl named Mariah. It was nothing eventful, they kissed behind a tree at recess and she was his girlfriend for the rest of that day.

Are you a virgin? If not, when and with whom did you lose your virginity? He lost his virginity in high school to a girl named Miko. He really liked her and they were a real puppy love couple, but once Jace lost his virginity, he turned into a whore. Poor Miko, he broke that girls heart because for the rest of high school he really was for everybody.

PART 3: PAST INFLUENCES

What do you consider the most important event of your life so far? His mother's funeral because it changed his brain chemistry and who he was. He became a bit colder after that, and a bit more reckless. He has since matured but that event made him really lose touch with reality for a while.

Who has had the most influence on you? His mother and sister have the greatest influence on him. He will do anything for their favor.

What do you consider your greatest achievement? Jace’s greatest achievement was purchasing his home.

What is your greatest regret? He feels pretty bad about how he treated the girl he lost his virginity to. That girl did not deserve to get played like that.

What is the most evil thing you have ever done? The most evil thing he's ever done is pistol whip someone because he lost a street race. He split the gentleman's brow open and broke his jaw. He got away with the crime, but it took him a while to sleep peacefully afterwards without thinking someone was out for their getback.

Do you have a criminal record of any kind? Jace has been arrested a few times for reckless driving and violating gun laws. He's been licensed to carry but has gotten caught up a few times with where he's had his gun and the circumstance with which he got caught in. He's never spent more than 2 weeks in jail and his record was clear enough to get him a job with FEMA. They still on his ass about them charges though...

When was the time you were the most frightened? Jace was most frightened the first time he pulled a gun on someone. He had no intentions of using it, but he pulled to regain control of a situation. His fear was that he was going to have to kill someone because they called his bluff. Fortunately, that did not happen.

What is the most embarrassing thing ever to happen to you? The most embarrassing thing that ever happened to Jace was when he got his ass beat by one of his ex-girlfriends old (but not old) boyfriends. Jace had fallen in love with the girl, but she was a little quicker than him when it came to the love game. He called himself fighting for her love and got his ass beat by somebody he should've never tried to fight to begin with.

If you could change one thing from your past, what would it be, and why? Jace would wish that his parents never split up. It started a nasty spiral of him feeling like nothing was real in the world and made him really resent his father. He would change the fact that his father was a cheater so that his mom never felt the need to end their marriage and he thinks that would've fixed all the problems he had later in life.

What is your best memory?Jace's best memory is one of the times he went to Disney World with his family as a kid. He was 11 at the time and he just remembered how happy everyone was. He got to take his younger sister on a lot of the rides, and be his definition of a good big brother. His mom and dad were also genuinely happy, and it was a weekend filled with a lot of love and laughter in his family. They also stayed on the resort, so it felt like an extra magical weekend. Only the closest people to Jace know that Disney World is still to this day one of his favorite places because of how magical it is.

What is your worst memory? Worst memory is for sure the death of his mother. Not actually the day that she passed but the months leading up to it.

[thetylcr]

𝙇𝘼 𝘛𝘈𝘚𝘒 𝘖𝘕𝘌: 𝙋1

𝙋1 : 𝙏𝙃𝙀 𝘽𝘼𝙎𝙄𝘾𝙎

What is your full name?

tyler monae morales.

Where and when were you born?

tyler was born in brooklyn new york on june 12th 1999.

Who are/were your parents? (Know their names, occupations, personalities, etc.)

serena morales, her mother, is a retired nurse with a spicy mouth to balance her nurturing ways. known in her neighborhood for feeding any and everybody. tyler morales, her father, is a football coach for north crowley, one of the highest ranked highschool teams in the country. his attitude on the field was similar to his attitude at home, militant and aggressive.

Do you have any siblings? What are/were they like?

she has no siblings.

Where do you live now, and with whom? Describe the place and the person/people.

tyler lives in a condo, 2 bedroom and 1 bath. sleek furniture with a hint of futuristic elements. a boatload of hello kitty decor. color pallet of black, white, grey and pink. she has recently rescued and became the owner of a wild but friendly cane corso. which she has named smokey, with the help of a close friend.

What is your occupation?

tyler is a full time fashion designer, owner of 𝙁𝙐𝙏𝙐𝙍𝘼; a clothing line that is sleek, futuristic and urban, and an occasional stylist for hire.

Write a full physical description of yourself. You might want to consider factors such as: height, weight, race, hair and eye color, style of dress, and any tattoos, scars, or distinguishing marks.

tyler stands at 5’6, weighing 115 lbs. brazilian, puerto rican, jamaican. black hair, dark brown eyes with naturally long eyelashes. style would be described as tom-boy aesthetic, nyc vibe with a sprinkle of femininity. tattoos all over, most prominent being the butter fly on her stomach and behind her ear, spider and ‘made in heaven’ on her neck, star around her right nipple, spider on her hand, the branch like symbols covering her back and lastly the spider web above her right eyebrow.

To which social class do you belong?

tyler is apart of the upper working class.

Do you have any allergies, diseases, or other physical weaknesses?

tyler is allergic to pollen and penicillin.

Are you right- or left-handed?

right handed.

What does your voice sound like?

soft yet raspy. new york accent.

What words and/or phrases do you use very frequently?

deadass, honestly, fo’real, pretty girl, sh*t

What do you have in your pockets?

a lighter, iphone 15 and spearmint gum.

Do you have any quirks, strange mannerisms, annoying habits, or other defining characteristics?

tyler is constantly smirking or grinning. being very expressional she uses her hands and face to speak, fitting the new yorker checklist. no matter where she is going, tyler has to put on a well styled outfit, often pushing others around her to do the same.

𝙋2 : 𝙂𝙍𝙊𝙒𝙄𝙉𝙂 𝙐𝙋

“honestly, i grew up real sheltered. my parents had me in the crib, so i used to draw, sew and play alot of video games. i will say i always got what i wanted, so i was a spoiled ass kid. like i remember i was so mad i couldn’t go outside with the kids, but instead my pops bought me a laptop and a lil’ sewing kit like a hour later, i ain’t even care no more about going out.”

tyler couldn’t help but smile at the memories of her childhood, having nothing but fond memories despite it being a very isolated one. “i ain’t even really grow up around too much family, like i ain’t have no cousins, no siblings, no friends. no nothing. but i will say my parents played a big part in shaping me. i looked, well look, up to them to this day. i aspire to have the work ethic my pops had and just be half the woman my mom is fo’real. i never met anyone more caring, giving. i could honestly go on and on.”

tyler listened to the interviewers questions, feeling antsy with the anticipation of the inquiries being too far gone. she smiled once she realized they were simply just wanting to know more about her, as a designer, an artist. “well i have a bachelor’s degree in business management. i do plan on furthering my schooling, i just need another degree. but i gotta’ do it online. i hated the classroom aspect, i hated having to be in a seat for too long. i was real quiet and timid so i hated being around that many people. but i loved art class. shout to to miss.wolmack, she honestly taught me so much, shit that i still use today. had me wanting to be a model and allat.”

“damn, my mom bring this up atleast once every year. i was in kindergarten, i had kissed this boy named franklin, just like the turtle. just so i could use his box of 64 crayons. damn y’all trynna get all the tea. nah, i’m not a virgin at all. i feel like i lowkey lost it twice, i had sex with a female for the first time at 14, just doing shit. but i really lost my virginity at 21.”

𝙋3 : 𝙋𝘼𝙎𝙏 𝙄𝙉𝙁𝙇𝙐𝙀𝙉𝘾𝙀𝙎

What do you consider the most important event of your life so far?

“hmm..i would have to say it was a photo shoot that i did for my friend. it went viral and it really allowed me to stop working a 9 to 5, had more people looking at my clothes and designs. it really just opened mad doors for me.”

Who has had the most influence on you?

“depends on what we’re talking about. if it’s just who i am, that would be my moms. she really is just an amazing woman all around and i try to live my life in a way that honors her, if that makes sense. but clothing wise, it would have to be alot of anime and tv. i have a few pieced influenced by the flintstones, wilma to be specific. not gon’ lie, it just depends.”

What do you consider your greatest achievement?

“definitely the launch of my line in 2024. my baby.”

What is your greatest regret?

“ion have none. everything happens for a reason and since i can’t go back and fix nothing, why would i sulk over shit?”

What is the most evil thing you have ever done?

“damn, when i was a kid i mixed onion powder in my dad coffee creamer, the one that’s powder. that was the most spiteful thing ever. now i done did some foul shit in other aspects, but best believe it was warranted.”

Do you have a criminal record of any kind?

“i’ve never been convicted for nothin’ and imma keep it like that.”

When was the time you were the most frightened?

“shit every sunday growing up in my house. was walking on eggshells, my moms was on 10 about cleaning and my dad was crazy about planning everything to a t.”

What is the most embarrassing thing ever to happen to you?

“i will never forget it, sadly. but when i went on a roller skating date, thought i was eating and bust my ass right infront of some fine shit. i was like 17, damn near my whole senior class was there. i was livid.”

If you could change one thing from your past, what would it be, and why?

“hmm…. i would skip my first relationship, i feel like it molded the way i treat my partners, like the way i flip so easily no matter what im feeling and it’s like no matter how hard i try, shit ends up the same.”

What is your best memory?

“my 21st birthday, it was my first real party with more than just my family. i felt so loved, i literally have a photo album just from the party, was definitely one for the books.”

What is your worst memory?

“damn, ending it off with a bang huh? i would have to say watching my grandpa get sick and slowly change into someone totally different who didn’t even recognize me. i like to think im blessed to have even had him in my life, so i don’t like to think on that time period too much.”

“i appreciate y’all for allowing me to give a little more of myself and who i am to the public, can’t really support someone if you don’t know them. if y’all haven’t, make sure y’all preorder the newest items from futura! due to the increasing number of orders, the first 1,000 orders will actually be received on or before the 11th, as well as all other orders being shipped on the 11th. keep your eyes open for me, you’ll never know where you might see me.”

[yammiphantom]

Legacy's Character Development

PART 1: THE BASICS

What is your full name?

Legacy Jimena Sarmiento

Where and when were you born?

April 19, 1996 in Dallas, TX

Who are/were your parents? (Know their names, occupations, personalities, etc.)

Gricelda Elena Banegas de Sarmiento (32, at the time of passing) -- she was an interior designer. A very supportive and loving mother, very present and aware of each of her children. Strongly believed in tradition and passing values down from generation to generation. Loved her family with every fiber of her being. Ultimately transitioned due to complications with sickle cell.

Joaquin Lorenzo Sarmiento (51) -- he is an owner of a chain of authentic mexican restaurants across the state of Texas. Prior to Legacy's mother passing, Joaquin was very open and loving to his children. He encouraged them to face their fears and takes risks in order to gain the most out of life. After her mother's passing, he tried to retain his previous demeanor but you could tell the death of his love chipped away a big piece of who he was. The following years after her mother's death was used to rebuild and strengthen the familial bond that became strained.

Do you have any siblings? What are/were they like?

Harmony Giselle Sarmiento (29) -- is her partner in crime. Before their younger sister arrived it was just Legacy and Harmony against the world. They lean on each other for everything and support each other throughout all of life's curve balls. She's ambitious, a little reckless and goofy as hell. She's the life of the party and possesses an infectious energy that's hard to ignore. Legacy will literally kill for her older sister. She's a big reason why she's become the woman she is today.

Reina Xiomara Sarmiento (22) -- is like her first child. Reina probably is responsible for the copious amounts of gray hairs Legacy has plucked over the years. She's the rebel out of the bunch and always walking to the beat of her own drum. Reina holds some resentment for her older sisters, mainly due to them being extremely close and sharing memories of their mother that she wasn't present for. Aside from that, Reina does truly admire her big sisters deep down. Even if you have to waterboard her for that particular piece of information.

Where do you live now, and with whom? Describe the place and the person/people.

She recently moved into 825 South Hill Condos on her own. She got her knack for interior design from her mother, so her condo is very minimalist chic, with pops of color for contrast. She's a plant momma so be prepared to enter the jungle when visiting her space. Her space is very calming and relaxing. She hopes to evoke a sense of security from all those who happen to stop by.

What is your occupation?

Influencer/Brand Ambassador

Write a full physical description of yourself. You might want to consider factors such as: height, weight, race, hair and eye color, style of dress, and any tattoos, scars, or distinguishing marks.

She's 5'5" and fluctuates between 125 and 130 lbs depending on her workout regimen. She has a very toned body and exercises regularly. She has brown eyes reminiscent of melted chocolate. She's very fashion forward and takes immense pride in the way she presents herself. She may not dress for the Met Gala everyday, but she'll always look put together with whatever she wears. She has one tattoo on her right butt cheek that says "bad girl" & a belly button piercing.

To which social class do you belong?

Upper middle class due to her income from being a brand ambassador

Do you have any allergies, diseases, or other physical weaknesses?

She has a tree nut allergy, inherited the sickle cell trait from her mother. She recovered from a torn ACL from her tenure in gymnastics when she was a teenager.

Are you right- or left-handed?

Right-handed

What does your voice sound like?

Her voice is very distinguishable, but not in an annoying way. She has a warm rich timbre when she's regularly speaking. When she's tired or aroused her voice can gain a breathiness that could add some sensuality to it.

What words and/or phrases do you use very frequently?

"Girl" & "Please don't piss me off"

What do you have in your pockets?

Little bit of cash, carmex & cell phone

Do you have any quirks, strange mannerisms, annoying habits, or other defining characteristics?

When she's concentrating she bites her tongue. She tilts her head slightly to the right when she's confused. She has a undiagnosed ADHD so she tends to cut people off in conversations, but never with malicious intent her mind is always in overdrive.

PART 2: GROWING UP

How would you describe your childhood in general?

Honestly her childhood was bittersweet. Growing up everything was perfect, she had the best family anyone could ask for. They would barbecue everyday in the summer, visit festivals, carnivals and take trips to Mexico frequently to visit family. Her mother passed when she was 12, so life after that seemed to have lost it's color.

What is your earliest memory?

Closing her eyes while opening her presents on Christmas, she was 4 years old.

How much schooling have you had?

She double majored in Communications & Marketing at Texas Southern University.

Did you enjoy school?

It was a struggle focusing due to her being easily distracted, but she pushed through. Aside from her studies she thoroughly enjoyed the people, her roommate in particular. They're still close friends to this day.

Where did you learn most of your skills and other abilities?

She learned her skills mostly from her mother, older sister and experiences she had while navigating through life and higher education.

While growing up, did you have any role models? If so, describe them.

Growing up she was heavily influenced by her mother and her sister. They carried themselves effortlessly through life and rarely let anyone see them sweat. They took their victory's humbly and their losses with gratitude because every situation was an opportunity for growth.

While growing up, how did you get along with the other members of your family?

She got along with everybody in her family. After her mother passed, the relationship with her father became a little distant but over the years they worked on rebuilding their bond.

As a child, what did you want to be when you grew up?

A journalist

As a child, what were your favorite activities?

Cheerleading, dance, reading, writing and playing outside

As a child, what kinds of personality traits did you display?

When she was younger she started presenting a very aware and conscious personality. She often was able to look at situations from all sides, and not the side that best suited her. This allowed her to often play the role of mediator whenever conflict arose.

As a child, were you popular? Who were your friends, and what were they like?

As a child she wouldn't consider herself popular. She stuck to her group of friends, but often got along with just about anyone who came into contact with her.

When and with whom was your first kiss?

Her first kiss was when she was 13, with her neighborhood crush in an open field where the old neighborhood playground used to be. The street lights were about to come on and they were just finishing up a game of truth or dare. Right before he could complete his dare, her sister was telling her it was time to go. Before she left, he called her name and gave her a quick peck before he started off toward his house. She was blushing so hard and thought about it for weeks after.

Are you a virgin? If not, when and with whom did you lose your virginity?

No, she's not a virgin. She lost her virginity when she was 17 years old with her first boyfriend, the neighborhood crush. (hopeless romantic here, sue me)

PART 3: PAST INFLUENCES

What do you consider the most important event of your life so far?

When her mother passed.

Who has had the most influence on you?

Her mother and older sister.

What do you consider your greatest achievement?

Not only surviving the passing of her mother, but actually finding a life worth living after the fact.

What is your greatest regret?

No regrets.

What is the most evil thing you have ever done?

Ghosted someone.

Do you have a criminal record of any kind?

She went got arrested and spent a night in jail for getting into a fight protecting her baby sister.

When was the time you were the most frightened?

When she had to accept the fact that her mother wasn't coming home.

What is the most embarrassing thing ever to happen to you?

When she's nervous she tends to get gassy. So one time she had to introduce herself to the class and things were going well for the most part. She made a funny & everybody laughed and when she joined in, she let one go.

If you could change one thing from your past, what would it be, and why?

She would definitely love for her mom to be here with her. She feels like there's so much more she could learn from her especially now that she's a fully grown woman.

What is your best memory?

Her best memory would probably be when she reached the first monetary milestone she set for herself.

What is your worst memory?

Her worst memory is hands down her mother's funeral.

[amcnti]

PART 1: THE BASICS

What is your full name?

Amanti Rakeem James

Where and when were you born?

The Brooklyn Hospital Center, Brooklyn, NY

Who are/were your parents? (Know their names, occupations, personalities, etc.)

Amar James Sr. is a 50 year old Retired Entrepreneur. He is the heart of his family, always a sound and strong voice. A true leader of the James family.

Robyn James is a 47 year old Entrepreneur. The matriarch of her family and the glue that keeps everyone together. She is the life of every party and the perfect mix for the man she married and the men she raised.

Do you have any siblings? What are/were they like?

Amar Jr. is the oldest James brother, he is a spitting image of his father.

Amir is the second oldest James brother, he is a spitting image of his mother.

Where do you live now, and with whom? Describe the place and the person/people.

Los Angeles, California. Amanti lives in a house that emulates the wealth he's acquired since a child.

What is your occupation?

Owner and Operator of Manic Mobile Customs.

Write a full physical description of yourself. You might want to consider factors such as: height, weight, race, hair and eye color, style of dress, and any tattoos, scars, or distinguishing marks.

Amanti is athletic and physically striking, standing at approximately 6 feet tall and weighing around 195 pounds. He has a lean yet muscular build. A rich brown skin tone that complements his confident and charismatic presence. His dark brown eyes are sharp and expressive, often carrying an intensity that reflects his competitive nature. His black hair is usually styled in short, neatly maintained twists or braids, occasionally varying in length and design depending on the season. When it comes to his style of dress, Manti is known for his bold and fashion forward choices. He often sports high-end designer pieces, mixing luxury streetwear with tailored looks that showcase his personal flair. In terms of distinguishing marks, Amanti has several tattoos, many of which hold personal significance. His ink tells a story, covering parts of his arms and chest with meaningful designs, quotes, and tributes to family and his faith. His facial structure is well-defined, with high cheekbones, a strong jawline, and a neatly shaped beard that enhances his sharp features. He carries himself with undeniable luxury, exuding confidence.

To which social class do you belong?

Upper

Do you have any allergies, diseases, or other physical weaknesses?

Coconut allergy.

Are you right- or left-handed?

Right.

What does your voice sound like?

Deep, husky, raspy

What words and/or phrases do you use very frequently?

"Shortie"

What do you have in your pockets?

Keys, Cash, Wallet, Glock

Do you have any quirks, strange mannerisms, annoying habits, or other defining characteristics?

No.

PART 2: GROWING UP

How would you describe your childhood in general?

Strict, exhilarating, complex

What is your earliest memory?

Riding bikes around the house with my brothers.

How much schooling have you had?

High School

Did you enjoy school?

Yeah

Where did you learn most of your skills and other abilities?

From my father and grandfather.

While growing up, did you have any role models? If so, describe them.

My father and Grandfather. They did the type of shit that most men would be afraid to do. We watched them sacrifice so much shit to make sure our families didn't go without and somehow we never did. They turned a hobby into a lane of generational wealth and left it in the right hands. Real standup niggas.

While growing up, how did you get along with the other members of your family?

Great. I'm my parents favorite son. My grandparents favorite grandson.

As a child, what did you want to be when you grew up?

A football player but my father wasn't going for it.

As a child, what were your favorite activities?

Any sport. Going to car shows.

As a child, what kinds of personality traits did you display?

Quiet, reserved, passionate, steadfast

As a child, were you popular? Who were your friends, and what were they like?

Nah. My family was known but we kept it simple. My cousins were my friends and we were all raised the same way. I was the quietest kid but still the funniest nigga in the room. Everybody was different.

When and with whom was your first kiss?

Back of the school bus with the finest girl in the world at that age.

Are you a virgin? If not, when and with whom did you lose your virginity?

Nah. 16

PART 3: PAST INFLUENCES

What do you consider the most important event of your life so far?

Touching a million in LA after opening up my own shop as a branch off of my Grandfathers business.

Who has had the most influence on you?

My father.

What do you consider your greatest achievement?

Retiring my parents even though they didn't need me to.

What is your greatest regret?

Not marrying that girl when I had the chance. My life would be so different but shit would've still worked in my favor.

What is the most evil thing you have ever done?

Can't say but its FOE.

Do you have a criminal record of any kind?

Nah.

When was the time you were the most frightened?

May 2024. My mom went into the hospital the night before Mothers Day. Scariest day of my life.

What is the most embarrassing thing ever to happen to you?

Being called ugly in the 5th grade by a shortie that I had been trying to get at for months. Shit built my character though lmao.

If you could change one thing from your past, what would it be, and why?

I'd still play Football and use that money to fund the business. It could've worked out but my father knew that his business was guaranteed success and didn't want us risking shit for the sake of our passions.

What is your best memory?

Holding my niece for the first time. Shortie is my world.

What is your worst memory?

Losing my Grandfather. I still need that nigga till this day.

[inkedbyfab]

PART 1: THE BASICS

What is your full name?

Fabio Tremaine Spencer

Where and when were you born?

New Orleans, LA…October 29, 1999

Who are/were your parents? (Know their names, occupations, personalities, etc.)

His father, Leo Spencer, a no-nonsense construction foreman, values hard work and discipline but struggles to understand Fabio’s artistic path. While he respects his son’s independence, their conversations are brief and practical. His mother, Marisol Spencer, a warm but overworked nurse, has always been his biggest supporter. She nurtured his artistic side from a young age, slipping him sketchbooks despite Leo’s push for more traditional pursuits.

Do you have any siblings? What are/were they like?

His older brother, Nico Spencer (30), is the family’s golden child—charismatic, ambitious, and following in their father’s footsteps in construction management. Nico has always been the leader, the one who takes charge, leaving Fabio in his shadow. His younger sister, Lena Spencer (22), is bold, outspoken, and fiercely independent. Unlike Nico, she admires Fabio’s creativity and defiance of expectations, often acting as his biggest defender in family debates.

Where do you live now, and with whom? Describe the place and the person/people.

Fabio’s two-bedroom condo is a reflection of his quiet, artistic nature—minimalist but with carefully curated details that speak to his personality. The living room is centered around a low-profile black leather couch, a glass coffee table with tattoo magazines and sketchbooks scattered across it, and a mounted TV. Chrome, his female Rottweiler, has claimed the oversized dog bed in the corner, though she’s more often found sprawled across the couch or curled up at Fabio’s feet.

What is your occupation?

Tattoo Artist

Write a full physical description of yourself. You might want to consider factors such as: height, weight, race, hair and eye color, style of dress, and any tattoos, scars, or distinguishing marks.

Fabio stands at about 6” even with a lean but defined build. His skin is a warm, golden brown, hinting at his mixed heritage. His eyebrows are thick but well-groomed, slightly arched, adding to the sharpness of his face and full lips. His eyes are a deep, rich brown, slightly hooded, giving him a naturally intense gaze.

To which social class do you belong?

Middle Class

Do you have any allergies, diseases, or other physical weaknesses?

Fabio has a mild allergy to pollen, which flares up in the spring and early summer, causing occasional sneezing and itchy eyes. He also has a slight sensitivity to shellfish—not severe enough to be life-threatening, but enough to make him avoid it after a bad reaction once.

Are you right- or left-handed?

Fabio is right-handed. He uses his dominant hand for tasks like writing and drawing, and it's his go-to when tattooing as well.

What does your voice sound like?

Fabio's voice carries a deep, resonant tone, rich and smooth. His accent is unmistakably that of his hometown, the words rolling off his tongue with a slow, melodic cadence. There's a touch of rasp to it, adding a sense of rawness, especially when he’s feeling particularly passionate or expressive.

What words and/or phrases do you use very frequently?

“For sho” “Your heard me?” “Wassam”

What do you have in your pockets?

Mainly carries his phone, wallet, keys, and a lighter.

Do you have any quirks, strange mannerisms, annoying habits, or other defining characteristics?

When it comes to his work, Fabio’s a perfectionist. He can spend hours refining a tattoo design or making sure every detail is just right. He doesn’t like to leave a job unfinished or imperfect, and it often leads to him working later than planned or pushing himself to do more than what’s asked.

PART 2: GROWING UP

How would you describe your childhood in general?

Fabio’s childhood was a mix of freedom, quiet observation, and an underlying sense of not quite fitting in. As the middle child in a family of four, he often found himself navigating the delicate balance between his siblings—one older, one younger—both of whom were bold in their own ways. They demanded attention, leaving Fabio to carve out a quieter, more introspective existence.

What is your earliest memory?

Fabio’s earliest memory was of sitting on the floor of his father’s garage, the scent of oil and metal thick in the air. He couldn’t have been more than four years old, small enough that the oversized hoodie he wore practically swallowed him whole. His dad, was beneath an old sedan, his legs sticking out as he worked, humming some tune that Fabio didn’t recognize but found oddly soothing. He remembered gripping a small wrench in his hands, turning it over and over, pretending he knew what to do with it.

How much schooling have you had?

K-12

Did you enjoy school?

Fabio had a complicated relationship with school. He wasn’t the type to hate it outright, but he never really enjoyed it either. He was smart—smart enough to skate by without putting in too much effort—but he never felt particularly engaged.

Where did you learn most of your skills and other abilities?

Fabio learned his tattooing skills through a mix of observation, trial and error, and mentorship from experienced artists. As a teenager, he started hanging around a local tattoo shop after school. At first, he was just an extra set of hands—sweeping floors, cleaning stations, and running errands—but he paid close attention to everything, soaking up the techniques like a sponge.

While growing up, did you have any role models? If so, describe them.

Fabio didn’t have a traditional role model—no famous athletes or celebrities he looked up to—but he did admire the older guys in his neighborhood who had carved out their own paths.

While growing up, how did you get along with the other members of your family?

Fabio’s relationship with his family was complicated but not without love. As the middle child, he often felt overlooked—his older sibling was the trailblazer, the one expected to set an example, while the youngest got away with more, soaking up most of their parents’ attention.

As a child, what did you want to be when you grew up?

A police officer

As a child, what were your favorite activities?

Drawing, Painting

As a child, what kinds of personality traits did you display?

He was always more of a watcher than a talker, soaking in the world around him rather than declaring grand ambitions.

As a child, were you popular? Who were your friends, and what were they like?

He wasn’t the most popular, but he wasn’t invisible either—he sat in that middle ground where people knew him. His closest friends were usually kids who, like him, weren’t trying too hard to fit in. They were the type to kick back in garages, skate in empty parking lots, or link up to freestyle and mess around with graffiti.

When and with whom was your first kiss?

Fabio’s first kiss happened when he was thirteen, behind the bleachers at a school football game.

Are you a virgin? If not, when and with whom did you lose your virginity?

His lost his virginity to the same girl, it wasn’t all too great but the two agreed to be friends afterwards.

PART 3: PAST INFLUENCES

What do you consider the most important event of your life so far?

Fabio would probably consider the moment he got his first tattoo gun and completed his first real piece on someone as the most important event of his life so far. It was the turning point that solidified his passion for tattooing and proved to him that he could make a living doing what he loved.

Who has had the most influence on you?

Rico saw potential in Fabio early on and took him under his wing, teaching him everything from technique to the business side of tattooing. But more than that, Rico was the first person who truly believed in Fabio’s talent and pushed him to take it seriously.

What do you consider your greatest achievement?

Fabio would consider his greatest achievement to be the moment celebrities and high-profile clients started coming to him for tattoos.

What is your greatest regret?

There were moments where Fabio could have reached out, could have checked in more on family, but he didn’t. Even now, though they speak occasionally, there’s an unspoken tension between them that reminds

What is the most evil thing you have ever done?

The most evil thing Fabio has ever done was setting someone up to get jumped as payback. He didn’t throw a punch himself—he just stood back and watched as it all unfolded. He told himself it was justified, that the guy had it coming.

Do you have a criminal record of any kind?

Fabio doesn’t have a serious criminal record, but he’s had a few run-ins with the law. Mostly minor offenses—disorderly conduct, trespassing, and a couple of disturbing the peace charges from his younger years when he was a little too reckless. He’s also been caught driving without a valid license once.

When was the time you were the most frightened?

The most frightened Fabio has ever been was the night his older brother got jumped right in front of him. He was around 14, standing on the corner with his brother when a group of guys rolled up on them. That night changed him. It taught him that the world didn’t wait for you to be ready.

What is the most embarrassing thing ever to happen to you?

He signed up to do a spoken word performance, something he thought was unique and different. His nerves took over, and the words he had rehearsed so carefully didn’t come out the way he planned. Fabio stumbled over his lines, forgot key parts of the performance, and ended up standing there awkwardly as the crowd grew increasingly uncomfortable. The worst part? He saw a few people in the crowd laughing at his misfortune.

If you could change one thing from your past, what would it be, and why?

It would be the time he spent keeping his feelings to himself, especially when it came to his family. Because he was always quiet and reserved, he distanced himself from others.

What is your best memory?

Fabio took a solo road trip to the coast. He rented a small, rundown cabin by the beach, not caring about luxury or comfort. It wasn’t about the destination, but the experience of being completely alone, with no one to answer to, no expectations to meet. For the first time, he felt completely free.

What is your worst memory?

Fabio's worst memory wasn't tied to any one mistake or failure, but to the day his childhood dog, was put down. He had grown up with Boogie, a American Bully that had been his constant companion throughout his younger years.

[pvbstreams]

INTRODUCING: PRIEST DeVAUGHN BLACK

* What is your full name?

Priest DeVaughn Black

* Where and when were you born?

East Garfield Park in Chicago, IL. 6/24/92

* Who are/were your parents? (Know their names, occupations, personalities, etc.)

Charlotte DeVaughn was a teen mother. Her ex boyfriend was murdered just months after she became pregnant. Driving herself into the local church she used it to her advantage to help support her and her Priest. Working as clerk for the church's day care she was able to get her son in for free. Charlie meet her new boyfriend who would become her husband Raymond Black at a neighborhood block party. The bank manager was a good mixture of streets with book smarts that captured the heart of Charolette. It was hard for the Raymond to gain the trust of a preteen Priest who was on the verge of rebellion into a life of crime. But the patience and tough love from Ray mixed with his presence showed Priest he wasn't going anywhere.

* Do you have any siblings? What are/were they like?

Two sisters, Scorpio and Sade are twins. 25 years old. One is in the military and the other is a regional bank manager. The trio has a Groupchat where they keep in touch. Priest always flys back home when his sister is home from duty.

* Where do you live now, and with whom? Describe the place and the person/people.

825 South Hill, penthouse. Open concept with a modern feel with a minimalistic twist. Lots of neutral colors.

* What is your occupation?

Award winning movie and tv director.

* Write a full physical description of yourself. You might want to consider factors such as: height, weight, race, hair and eye color, style of dress, and any tattoos, scars, or distinguishing marks.

6'2. Light skin, African American, mostly whole body covered with tattoos. Black hair, brown eyes, 195 pounds. Hair cut low for now.

* To which social class do you belong?

Upper middle class.

* Do you have any allergies, diseases, or other physical weaknesses?

Strawberry, very allergic

* Are you right- or left-handed?

Right

* What does your voice sound like?

Raspy low

* What words and/or phrases do you use very frequently?

That's crazy

* What do you have in your pockets?

Car keys, wallet, vaseline

* Do you have any quirks, strange mannerisms, annoying habits, or other defining characteristics?

Smokes cigarettes when stressed

PART 2: GROWING UP

* How would you describe your childhood in general?

Inconsistent, Priest tried to fight having a father figure but have in.

* What is your earliest memory?

Playing on the swings with his mother when he was six

* How much schooling have you had?

College degree in film at USC

* Did you enjoy school?

Loved film school

* Where did you learn most of your skills and other abilities?

Directing from film school, manhood, financial literacy from his step father

* While growing up, did you have any role models? If so, describe them.

His parents

* While growing up, how did you get along with the other members of your family?

The seven year age gap between him and his sisters was hard for him at first because he wasn't the center of attention. He had to share and learn how to he unselfish.

* As a child, what did you want to be when you grew up?

Basketball player

* As a child, what were your favorite activities?

Playing cops n robbers, ding dong dash, tag

* As a child, what kinds of personality traits did you display?

Fearlessness, mischievous behavior, sneaky

* As a child, were you popular? Who were your friends, and what were they like?

Natural born leader, always got in trouble with his friends because of his crazy ideas

* When and with whom was your first kiss?

Twelve years old in the basement of Monica's bday party during a game of spin the bottle

* Are you a virgin? If not, when and with whom did you lose your virginity?

Not a virgin, Priest lost his virginity when he was eighteen years old. He lied about his age to a college woman while touring the college campus and slept with Trisha Clark who was a sophomore at USC

PART 3: PAST INFLUENCES

* What do you consider the most important event of your life so far?

Directing his first major tv show, that was his big break. Directing NBC's "The BlackList"

* Who has had the most influence on you?

Parents

* What do you consider your greatest achievement?

Getting out of debt and paid off student loans.

* What is your greatest regret?

Not taking the co-directing job on Black Panther.

* What is the most evil thing you have ever done?

Lied and almost broke up his mother's relationship with her boyfriend because he didn't like him.

* Do you have a criminal record of any kind?

No

* When was the time you were the most frightened?

Being evicted from his home and had to sleep in his car after graduating college.

* What is the most embarrassing thing ever to happen to you?

Showed up to an interview in the same clothes he slept in since his alarm didn't go off.

* If you could change one thing from your past, what would it be, and why?

Saving his refund checks instead of splurging.

* What is your best memory?

Signing his first contract to direct a movie, it's framed in his house

* What is your worst memory?

Seeing his father in the hospital.

[keyzdid]

LA Task 1: Part One

PART 1: THE BASICS

What is your full name?

• Kieran Tariq Hope

Where and when were you born?

• At home (not planned) on April 12th, the year of 1995.

Who are/were your parents? (Know their names, occupations, personalities, etc.)

• His mom is Vashtie Johns has been battling drug addiction since her late teens, and it’s something that has taken a toll on her appearance and health. She has a history of hopping from job to job, never quite able to hold onto anything long-term, often relying on others for support or living on government assistance. When she's sober, she can be distant, withdrawn, and forgetful, her mind consumed by cravings and past traumas. However, when she’s high, she’s an entirely different person; lively, fun, and free-spirited, often the life of the party. People gravitate to her when she's "on," but when she’s off, she's hard to rely on. Vashtie has a deep love for her kids but struggles to express it consistently. She’s been in and out of rehab multiple times, but the cycle never seems to end.

• Tyrone Hope, he’s always been a bit of a mystery, an angry and unpredictable figure in Kian’s life. Tyrone’s struggles with alcohol began long before he and Vashtie met, stemming from a difficult childhood where his own parents were neglectful. Despite his issues, he’s a hard worker when he's sober, sometimes taking on blue-collar jobs or working construction but his temper often gets the better of him. When he drinks, his anger takes over, and he's been known to lash out, both verbally and physically. This created a toxic atmosphere in the household. Tyrone’s relationship with his son is distant and often filled with disappointment, but he holds a quiet hope that his son will avoid the same pitfalls.

Do you have any siblings? What are/were they like?

• I have 12 siblings, yeah, 12. We’re a pretty complicated bunch. Some of us are close, and some… not so much. Growing up was unpredictable most of the time. Because of our parents’ struggles, we didn’t always stay together. Some of us ended up in foster care, others were taken in by relatives. It wasn’t easy. I was one of the middle kids, and I always tried to look out for the younger ones when I could, but it felt like I was constantly trying to hold back a flood with my bare hands. We all carry different wounds from how things were, some of my siblings have a lot of resentment toward our parents, and others just cut ties completely. A few of us are trying to heal and forgive in our own ways. Despite everything, there’s still this bond. It’s not always healthy or easy, but it’s there. My younger brother, Kian, is the one I’m closest to, we live together now. No matter what, I still hold onto the hope that we can all find our way back to each other someday.

Where do you live now, and with whom? Describe the place and the person/people.

• I live in a three-bedroom condo in Los Angeles with my younger brother, Kian. He’s a successful lifestyle vlogger, so one of the bedrooms is dedicated to his filming setup, think tripods, ring lights, and a sleek editing desk. The rest of the condo has a sleek, masculine vibe. The furniture is modern, black leather sectional, glass coffee table, and minimalist bookshelves. We’ve got dark wood floors and a few industrial-style touches, like exposed metal light fixtures. The walls are painted in neutral tones, and there’s some understated art—mostly abstract pieces in black, white, and gray. There’s also a small balcony where I go to unwind.

What is your occupation?

• Community Outreach worker at a non-profit aimed to help at risk youth in underserved communities.

Write a full physical description of yourself. You might want to consider factors such as: height, weight, race, hair and eye color, style of dress, and any tattoos, scars, or distinguishing marks.

• I stand at 6’0”, slim but with lean, toned muscle, a build shaped by years of pick-up basketball and the kind of physical work that comes with my job. My skin is a deep brown, and my long locs usually fall past my shoulders, though I tie them back when I need to focus. My eyes are dark, and I’ve been told they give away too much when I’m lost in thought or feeling something too deeply.

When it comes to style, I keep it simple, fitted jeans, plain tees or button-downs, and neutral tones. I like to stay comfortable but put-together, and I’ll throw on a blazer or a lightweight jacket when work calls for it. I have a plethora of tattoos, each with sentimental significance. There’s a tattoo on my left forearm that reads ‘Hope’—our family name, but also a reminder to hold onto it, no matter what. No major scars, just a few small ones scattered across my hands and arms from a rough childhood.

To which social class do you belong?

• Middle Class

Do you have any allergies, diseases, or other physical weaknesses?

• I was born premature, and my lungs didn’t develop fully, which left me with asthma. It’s mostly under control now, but when I was a kid, it was a lot worse, every little cold or too much running around could trigger an attack. Even now, I still carry an inhaler with me just in case. It’s a weakness I’ve learned to live with, but it also taught me to listen to my body and not take my health for granted. I try to stay active and healthy so I don’t let it slow me down.

Are you right- or left-handed?

• Right-handed.

What does your voice sound like?

•My voice is deep but steady, with a calm, measured tone. People say there’s a certain warmth to it, the kind that puts others at ease, something I’ve leaned on a lot in my work with at-risk youth. I’ve got a slight rasp, probably from growing up with asthma, but it’s softened over the years.

What words and/or phrases do you use very frequently?

• Stay steady, you’ve got this, solid, bet.

What do you have in your pockets?

• Chapstick and my wallet.

Do you have any quirks, strange mannerisms, annoying habits, or other defining characteristics?

• I have a habit of tapping my fingers on whatever’s nearby when I’m deep in thought—it’s something I’ve done since I was a kid, and my siblings used to call me out on it all the time. When I’m nervous or trying to stay calm, I tend to roll my shoulders or adjust my locs—small motions to keep myself grounded. I also have this thing where I’ll quietly hum under my breath when I’m focused on a task.

PART 2: GROWING UP

How would you describe your childhood in general?

• My childhood was… complicated. Growing up in Los Angeles with 12 siblings and parents who struggled with addiction meant life was unpredictable. Some days were okay, but a lot of them felt like walking a tightrope, never knowing when things would fall apart. We moved around a lot, sometimes living together, sometimes split up between relatives or foster homes. I learned early how to take care of myself and watch out for my younger siblings when no one else could.

There were family dinners here and there when things weren’t so bad, and those rare moments of stability are what I held onto. But for the most part, my childhood was about survival. It shaped me into someone who’s steady under pressure, but it also left scars I’m still working through.

What is your earliest memory?

• My earliest memory is of sitting on the front steps of a house we lived in for a short time, I must’ve been four or five. It was just before sunset, and I remember the light hitting the sidewalk, making everything look golden. My mom was inside, and my older brother sat next to me, sharing a piece of pizza because we didn’t have much else to eat. I remember the feel of the warm concrete under my hands and the sound of a neighbor’s radio playing some old R&B track. Even at that young age, I think I sensed the weight of things.

How much schooling have you had?

• I graduated from college, but it was far from a straight path. While I was earning my degree, I was also juggling the responsibility of looking after my younger siblings. There were days I’d be in class one moment and rushing home the next to make sure they had dinner or helped with homework. It was exhausting, but dropping out was never an option, I was determined to get that degree. I studied social work and psychology because I wanted to understand what we’d been through and figure out how to help others going through similar struggles. In a way, those years taught me just as much about resilience as they did about anything academic.

Did you enjoy school?

• School was a mixed bag for me. I liked learning, especially anything related to psychology or social studies, classes that helped me understand people and the world around me. But it wasn’t easy to focus when I had so much going on at home. There were times I’d be sitting in class, worrying about my siblings or whether we’d have food on the table that night.

Some teachers saw the weight I was carrying and really supported me, which made a huge difference. Others just saw me as a kid who was ‘distracted’ or ‘difficult.’ In college, it was a little better because I was studying what I cared about and had more control over my time. It wasn’t always fun, but I valued it. Education was my way out, my way of building a future I could be proud of.

Where did you learn most of your skills and other abilities?

• I learned most of my skills the hard way, through life experience. Growing up in a household with 12 siblings and parents who struggled with addiction meant I had to grow up fast. I learned how to take care of others by necessity, stepping into a caretaker role for my younger siblings whenever things got rough. That taught me patience, empathy, and how to stay calm under pressure.

I picked up my problem-solving skills from navigating the disfunction, figuring out how to keep the lights on, handle school, or smooth over conflicts. College helped sharpen those skills and gave me the foundation I needed for my work, especially in social work and psychology. But my real education came from the kids I work with. Every day, they teach me how to listen better, adapt, and show up for others in a way that really makes a difference.

While growing up, did you have any role models? If so, describe them.

• Growing up, my biggest role model was my older brother Marcus. He was the one who stepped up when our parents couldn’t. Marcus taught me how to take care of my siblings, how to stay steady when things got rough, and how to fight for what mattered without losing yourself. He was far from perfect, he made his own mistakes along the way but he never gave up on us.

I also had a teacher in high school, Mrs. Thompson, who saw something in me. She was the first person outside my family who believed I could do more than just survive. She pushed me to stick with school when I wanted to quit and taught me the power of persistence and empathy. Between Marcus and Mrs. Thompson, I learned that leadership is about showing up, consistently, even when it’s hard. They gave me the foundation I needed to become the person I am today.

While growing up, how did you get along with the other members of your family?

• Growing up, my relationships with my siblings were complicated but strong. With 12 of us, there was always noise, arguments, and clashing personalities. I felt responsible for my younger siblings—stepping into that caretaker role wasn’t a choice, it was just something I did because someone had to. We were close, but that kind of closeness came with a lot of pressure.

My older siblings were harder to connect with. Some of them tried to take care of us when they could, but others distanced themselves from the family to escape the trauma. I didn’t hold it against them, they were just trying to survive, too.

As for my parents... that’s a harder story. There were moments of warmth, but they were few and far between. Most of the time, it felt like we were raising ourselves. There’s still a lot of resentment and hurt there, but I’ve learned to focus on forgiveness, for myself, if not for them.

As a child, what did you want to be when you grew up?

• I had dreams of being an artist of some sort.

As a child, what were your favorite activities?

• As a kid I loved playing basketball, listening to music; I taught myself how to play the guitar and piano, I also loved writing.

As a child, what kinds of personality traits did you display?

• As a child, I was always the responsible one, even before I fully understood what that meant. I was always the jokester. It was my way of coping with everything going on around me.

As a child, were you popular? Who were your friends, and what were they like?

• In high school, I was well-known, mostly because of sports. I was a star athlete, and that came with its perks. I had a solid group of friends, mostly teammates, who were cool with me because of the bond we had on the field. We kept things light and focused on the game.

But there were always a few people who liked to stir things up, trying to bring up my family situation or make jokes about my parents. I hated that. I wasn’t about to let anyone disrespect my family, no matter how hard things were at home. I got into my share of fights over it, mostly out of anger and frustration. People didn’t understand what it was like to carry that weight around every day.

Despite that, I had a few solid friends who really saw me for who I was beyond the athlete or the kid with the messed-up family. They were loyal, but I always kept my circle small. I wasn’t about to let just anyone get close enough to judge me or my family. I’d learned early on that the less people knew about my life at home, the better.

When and with whom was your first kiss?

• His first kiss was a girl who was his neighbor around the age of 8.

Are you a virgin? If not, when and with whom did you lose your virginity?

• TRIGGER WARNING SA MENTIONED: He lost his virginity to his mom’s friend Tammy who would watch them often, when he was just 9 years old.

PART 3: PAST INFLUENCES

What do you consider the most important event of your life so far?

• The most important event of my life so far was graduating from college. It wasn’t just about the degree, it was about everything I had to fight through to get there. Balancing school with taking care of my siblings, working jobs to help keep the lights on, and still pushing forward despite everything pulling me back, it all came down to that day. When I walked across that stage, it felt like a victory not just for me, but for my whole family. It was proof that we could break the cycle of struggle, that even when life kept throwing punches, I could stand tall.

That day, I realized that I wasn’t just surviving anymore. I had built something, even if it didn’t look the way I thought it would. And for the first time in a long while, I felt like I had a future I could shape on my own terms.

Who has had the most influence on you?

• Mrs. Thompson, my high school teacher, saw potential in me when I thought I was just another kid trying to make it through. And Mr. Reyes, my college counselor, pushed me to not just finish school, but to figure out why I was there in the first place. They didn’t let me fall through the cracks like so many other kids do. They made me realize that my circumstances didn’t define my future, that I could do more than just survive, I could actually thrive. Without their belief in me, I wouldn’t be where I am today.

What do you consider your greatest achievement?

• My greatest achievement is making it through college and graduating while still being there for my siblings. It wasn’t easy. I had to balance schoolwork with being the constant in my younger siblings’ lives, making sure they had everything they needed, even when I barely had time to take care of myself. There were times I wanted to quit, throw in the towel, and focus on just surviving. But I kept going because I knew how much it would mean for all of us.

What is your greatest regret?

• I wish I had learned earlier that it’s okay to not be okay and that taking care of yourself is just as important as taking care of others.

What is the most evil thing you have ever done?

• I don’t know if I’d call it evil, but there’s one thing that still haunts me. There was a time when I pushed one of my younger siblings away because I was overwhelmed, feeling like I couldn’t handle everything and I just needed a break. They came to me for support, and instead of being there for them like I always had, I snapped and told them to deal with it on their own. I felt like I was carrying the weight of the world, and I took that frustration out on someone who needed me. It wasn’t right, and even though I apologized, that moment still eats at me. I never want to be that person again, but it’s a reminder that even the best intentions can lead to mistakes when you’re stretched too thin.

Do you have a criminal record of any kind?

• I’ve had some run-ins with the law, mostly when I was younger. I got into a few fights, mostly in high school, when people pushed me too far by talking about my family or making fun of my situation. I wasn’t always good at controlling my temper, especially when I felt like someone was crossing a line. There were a couple of incidents where I was arrested, but they didn’t lead to anything long-term. Thankfully, I had people in my corner who helped me avoid anything more serious.

When was the time you were the most frightened?

• I would say the first time I seen my mother overdose.

What is the most embarrassing thing ever to happen to you?

• The most embarrassing thing that ever happened to me was when my mom showed up to school high. I don’t think she meant to, it’s just that when she was using, she wasn’t always aware of what she was doing. I was in the middle of class, and the door swung open, and there she was, stumbling in, barely able to hold herself together. The whole class went quiet, and I could feel every pair of eyes on me. She started rambling about something, and I had to rush to get her out of there before things got worse.

If you could change one thing from your past, what would it be, and why?

• If I could change one thing from my past, it would be the way I let my anger control me, especially when I was younger. I spent so much time hiding behind jokes and letting my temper flare whenever someone crossed a line about my family. I let those moments define me for a long time, and it held me back from building better relationships or even just finding peace within myself. Looking back, I wish I’d known how to deal with my emotions in a healthier way.

What is your best memory?

• My best memory is from the time when I was in college and I finally graduated. It wasn’t just the ceremony or the diploma, but the feeling of having made it through everything. I was surrounded by a few of my siblings, who had come to watch me walk across that stage, and it was the first time in a long time that thing felt normal.

What is your worst memory?

• My worst memory is the day the social worker came to get me while I was in elementary school. I remember waking up and finding out that things were bad enough that they were taking us away. They separated me from my siblings, and I had no idea when I’d see them again.

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LA Task 1

🔸PART 1: THE BASICS

What is your full name?

▫️ Dreya Lynn Moore.

Where and when were you born?

▫️May 12,1994 in Los Angeles.

Who are/were your parents? (Know their names, occupations, personalities, etc.)

▫️Mom: Diane Moore/Drug Addiction Counselor, Blunt, Honest, Short tempered

▫️ Dad: Ezekiel Moore / Car Dealerman/ Persuasive, Friendly & Empathetic

Do you have any siblings? What are/were they like?

▫️She has 6 siblings, she is the 5th born child. All of her siblings have the hustle gene from their parents. They are very family oriented.

Where do you live now, and with whom? Describe the place and the person/people.

▫️ In a 2 bedroom apartment by herself. Most of her decor is art work from local artists and friends. It gives boho-chic.

What is your occupation?

▫️Art Professor at UCLA and freelance artist in the side

Write a full physical description of yourself. You might want to consider factors such as: height, weight, race, hair and eye color, style of dress, and any tattoos, scars, or distinguishing marks.

▫️ She’s a fair skinned, freckled-face woman who gets even paler during the winter months. She usually rocks her signature light brown twist out. She’s 5’5 and her weight ranges between 120-135. Fashion nova is her go to shopping place.

To which social class do you belong?

▫️ Middle Class

Do you have any allergies, diseases, or other physical weaknesses?

▫️PCOS

Are you right- or left-handed?

▫️ Right-handed

What does your voice sound like?

▫️ Soft with a cali accent

What words and/or phrases do you use very frequently?

▫️ “I’m dead”, “Girlll”, “Its too ___ for this”, “I can’t”

What do you have in your pockets?

▫️Airpods

Do you have any quirks, strange mannerisms, annoying habits, or other defining characteristics?

▫️She always has a art joke/pun of the day written on her whiteboard for her classes. She has a collection of clothes she wears when she feels like her art work will get messy. Has to have a plant in every room of her home and in her work area. Starts off every morning with a 20 minute mindful meditation.

🔸 PART 2: GROWING UP

How would you describe your childhood in general?

▫️ I’d say my childhood was a mix of organized chaos and quiet moments of solitude, depending on the day. With so many of us, there was always something happening—whether it was sibling arguments, someone needing a ride, or just the noise of everyone doing their own thing. But it was also... fun, in a way. You couldn’t help but develop a thick skin and a lot of patience. I had to carve out my own space, literally and figuratively. But California—especially the laid-back vibe—was the perfect backdrop for it. We’d all pile into the car for beach trips, or have family BBQs in the backyard, and I remember the warm evenings, sitting outside in the fresh air. My parents were pretty hands-off in the best way—there was enough room for everyone to find their own way. It wasn’t always perfect, but I wouldn’t trade it.

What is your earliest memory?

▫️ My earliest memory? Hmm, I think it’s the smell of the ocean. I was probably about four or five, and I remember my older siblings dragging me along on one of our beach days. I couldn’t swim yet, but I loved running my hands through the sand, feeling the warmth of it, and then the cold rush of water hitting my feet. But what really stands out is the sound of my dad’s laughter as he tried to get the grill going while my mom yelled at him to keep an eye on us kids. It was like that moment captured the whole family: chaotic, noisy, but somehow still... peaceful. I remember feeling safe, even though there were so many of us, and I was just one of the bunch.

How much schooling have you had?

▫️ I’ve had quite a bit of schooling, actually. After high school, I went straight to college, first getting my Bachelor’s in Fine Arts. I spent a lot of time experimenting with different mediums—paint, sculpture, photography. Then I went on to get my Master’s in Art History. I didn’t want to just create art, I wanted to understand the stories behind it too. After finishing my Master’s, I decided to teach. I spent some time as a TA, and then I moved into full-time teaching. The process of learning never really ends for me, though—I'm always taking new workshops or diving into research to keep my own art evolving. I guess that’s why I love teaching so much; it keeps me engaged, constantly learning, and it gives me the chance to share that passion with my students.

Did you enjoy school?

▫️ I actually did enjoy school, though in different ways at different times. Growing up in a big family, school was often a place where I could escape the chaos for a little while, a space where I could focus and express myself without having to compete for attention. I loved the creativity of art classes from a young age; they gave me a chance to really lose myself in something. But I was also one of those students who liked the structure of it—following a syllabus, diving deep into a subject, and learning things piece by piece. College was a whole other experience—challenging, but in the best way. I didn’t always love the late nights studying or the stress of deadlines, but I thrived on the energy of being surrounded by other passionate people.

Where did you learn most of your skills and other abilities?

▫️ Whether it was sneaking in time to sketch in the backyard or experimenting with different mediums, I taught myself a lot just by playing around and making mistakes. I also spent a lot of time studying artists I admired—some of my skills came from simply dissecting their work and trying to understand what made it tick. And now, as a professor, I’m always learning from my students.

While growing up, did you have any role models? If so, describe them.

▫️ Yeah, I had a few role models growing up, but the one who stands out the most is my mom. She’s a drug addiction counselor, and watching her work really shaped how I view the world. Her patience, empathy, and dedication to helping others taught me so much about resilience and compassion. I admired the way she could listen without judgment and help people find their way back from dark places. She wasn’t afraid to speak up or make tough decisions, and that strength stuck with me. Growing up in a big family, I learned a lot just by observing how she managed everything—being there for all of us while also giving so much of herself to others. She showed me that you don’t have to be flashy or loud to make a real difference in people’s lives. Her work inspired me to take my art seriously, not just as a way to express myself but also as a means of connecting with others. Her example taught me that art, like therapy, can be a powerful tool for healing.

While growing up, how did you get along with the other members of your family?

▫️ Growing up in a family of seven kids, things were always... interesting. We got along, for the most part, but let’s just say there was a lot of competition for attention. Being the fifth of seven, I sometimes felt like I was in the middle of it all—both literally and emotionally. I had my own space and independence, but I also had to figure out how to carve out a voice when everyone else was trying to do the same. My siblings and I would argue, of course, especially as we got older, but there was this unspoken bond that kept us close. We always had each other’s backs when it counted.

As a child, what did you want to be when you grew up?

▫️ As a kid, I always wanted to be an artist, but not in the way people expect. I wasn’t dreaming of being famous or having a gallery show—I just loved the idea of creating things that spoke to people. But I also went through phases—at one point, I wanted to be a writer, then a marine biologist, just because I loved the ocean so much. But as I got older, I realized it was art that always pulled me in. I didn’t really think about teaching at first, but looking back, I guess I was always drawn to sharing what I knew. I would sit with my younger siblings, showing them how to draw or paint, and I loved seeing their excitement when they created something they were proud of. In a way, teaching found me just as much as I found it.

As a child, what were your favorite activities?

▫️ As a kid, I loved drawing—whether in a notebook or on random scraps of paper. I’d also spend a lot of time at the beach, collecting shells and rocks. It’s where I think I started appreciating textures and natural forms. I was always reading, especially about artists, and trying to recreate their work. When I wasn’t drawing or reading, I’d sneak off to my room to make something with whatever supplies I could find—sometimes a new art project, other times just a mess.

As a child, what kinds of personality traits did you display?

▫️ As a kid, I was definitely quiet but determined. I had a lot of focus, especially when it came to drawing or working on something creative. I’d get lost in my art for hours and wasn’t easily distracted. At the same time, I was independent—I liked finding my own way and wasn’t always looking for attention. But I was also patient, probably because I had to be with so many siblings around. I didn’t mind being in the background, but when it came to something I cared about, I was all in. I think I was a little introspective, always observing everything, but I also had a sense of curiosity that pushed me to explore new ideas and try new things.

As a child, were you popular? Who were your friends, and what were they like?

▫️ I wouldn’t say I was popular, but I had a small circle of friends I was close to. I always connected with people who appreciated the quieter, more creative side of life. My friends were mostly other 'oddballs'—the ones who liked reading, sketching, or just hanging out in the background instead of running with the crowd. They were a mix of artistic types and dreamers, people who weren’t afraid to be different. We’d spend hours drawing, talking about books, or even just watching the waves at the beach.

When and with whom was your first kiss?

▫️ I had my first kiss with Mckayla in 4th grade.

Are you a virgin? If not, when and with whom did you lose your virginity?

▫️I lost my virginity to my boyfriend at the time after junior prom.

🔸PART 3: PAST INFLUENCES

What do you consider the most important event of your life so far?

▫️ The most important event of my life so far was probably when I decided to pursue teaching. I’d always loved art, but I wasn’t sure I could make a living out of it. I’d been painting, experimenting, and doing my own thing for years, but when I started as a teaching assistant in grad school, everything changed. I realized how much I enjoyed helping others discover their creativity, seeing that spark in their eyes when they figured something out. It made me realize that teaching could be just as fulfilling as creating art. That decision set my whole career in motion and gave me a purpose beyond just my own work. It felt like I was finally stepping into a role that combined my passion for art with my desire to connect with others.

Who has had the most influence on you?

▫️My mom.

What do you consider your greatest achievement?

▫️ I’d say my greatest achievement is becoming an art professor and finding a way to blend my love for art with my desire to help others grow. It took me a while to realize that teaching was my calling, and I’m proud of the fact that I’ve been able to build a career where I can inspire students and help them discover their own creative voices. It’s incredibly fulfilling to see them develop not just as artists, but as individuals.

What is your greatest regret?

▫️Taking the higher road during certain disagreements.

What is the most evil thing you have ever done?

▫️Cheating on my ex.

Do you have a criminal record of any kind?

▫️No.

When was the time you were the most frightened?

▫️During my first PCOS flare up and the long process of doctors figuring out what was going on with me.

What is the most embarrassing thing ever to happen to you?

▫️Having to wear braids for majority of 10th grade because my older sister gave me horrible bangs.

If you could change one thing from your past, what would it be, and why?

▫️I would speak up more especially in my early college years.

What is your best memory?

▫️ Beach days with my family.

What is your worst memory?

▫️Letting my anger get the best of me and fighting my ex.