* d i s a s t e r ! !

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name.     valerie raine bridger.

age.     11 ( 16-17 in teen verse. )

species.     human.

gender.     female.

orientation.     homoromantic, asexual. doesn’t know in main verse.

interests.     coloring, drawing, music, dancing, technology, video games, literally anything made from yarn, knitting, breaking things, lizards, and dragons.

profession.     middle school student.

body type.     stout-ish and somewhat toned.

eyes.     rust orange.

hair.    navy blue, slightly curly. placed in side ponytail.

skin.     fair complexion, a few scars on her elbows and knees from being hurt/falling. she tends to put herself in a lot of dangerous situations.

height.    3′ 8 in main verse, 5′ 2 in teen verse.

companions.      kyle, lev, layla, her aunt.

antagonists.     kyle ( in younger years ).

smells.       leather, mud.

fruits.       orange, lime, pineapple.

drinks.     juice, tea.

alcoholic beverages?     teen verse, sometimes.

smokes?      teen verse, rarely.

drugs?      no.

driver’s license?     yes, in teen verse.

random headcanon(s),

1.   valerie can’t stand being talked down to, and will probably resort to ignoring the person and holding a grudge against them. despite being a child, she hates being treated like one.

2.   she finds an interest in technology, but doesn’t understand how a lot of it works. she does understand the basics of phones, computers, etc, but just doesn’t comprehend how they may function though she wants to. in short, she likes seeing inventions, clever gadgets and the like, but can’t create any of it herself.

@scienceloved  || * the lost weekend starters

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INDEPENDENCE

You don’t set out to be different for its own sake; you are more easily guided by what interests and moves you. You are more concerned about what is right for you than about the pressure to fit in. You know the value of selective irresponsibility, of forgetting occasionally about being ‘good’.

AGGRESSION

One part of your character is anger in all its forms: frustration, outrage – and when anger is suppressed – bitterness, grumpiness, and bodily aches. Fundamentally, frustration comes from hope: you get upset because you expect your life will be more than a valley of tears. One way to deny aggression is to direct it inwards, as self-criticism. But you’re at your best when you acknowledge anger, and act it out clearly and in a focussed way, with honour.

MISANTHROPY