𝐏𝐄𝐑𝐒𝐎𝐍𝐀𝐋𝐈𝐓𝐘

POSITIVE TRAITS: resourceful, playful, ambitious, affectionate, resilient NEGATIVE TRAITS: sassy, stubborn, attention-seeking, occasionally bratty, guarded LIKES: performing, dancing, singing, fashion, attention, late-night rehearsals, being underestimated, being complimented, and proving someone wrong DISLIKES: being patronized, people assuming submissive means weak, pity, giving up, anyone treating his career like a phase

𝐃𝐘𝐍𝐀𝐌𝐈𝐂

Minho has never had much difficulty accepting his mark. He enjoys submission and finds comfort in giving control to someone he genuinely trusts, but obedience should never be mistaken for silence. He's playful, opinionated, and more than capable of testing someone's patience when he thinks he can get away with it... or when he's just ready to have some fun.

INTERESTS: spanking, slutty outfits, rough sex HARD LIMITS: scat, vomit, CBT

Little facts:

Minho still practices almost every day. Dalton may consider finding a match his current priority, but he considers getting back onstage just as important. He especially makes sure to take care of his body and keeps his looks up, knowing that most groups would cast him as the 'visual.'

He has started looking into auditions in the United States as well as South Korea. A K-pop debut remains his first love, but he's increasingly open to joining an international group or becoming a solo performer. He's learned that he's definitely underestimated American music.

Minho absolutely knows he's attractive. Complimenting him will still work, just don't expect him to pretend he's shocked by the information.

He doesn't appreciate people treating his late match as a tragic conversation starter. Minho will talk about him when Minho wants to talk about him.

He's naturally submissive, but there's a mischievous streak underneath it. Sometimes Minho follows an instruction perfectly. Sometimes he wants to know exactly what will happen if he doesn't.

Fashion is one of his favorite forms of self-expression. Years spent training for an industry obsessed with presentation left him extremely aware of how clothing can control the way people look at him.

Being dropped from his group remains a sore spot. Minho can joke about almost anything, but implying that he simply wasn't talented enough to debut is one of the fastest ways to wipe the smile off his face.

𝐁𝐈𝐎𝐆𝐑𝐀𝐏𝐇𝐘

Minho Park had spent most of his life believing there was something waiting for him just beyond the next audition. That's what his parents kept teling him after all when he was passed over time and time again when he was about 12 or 11 years old. Growing up in Yongsan-gu, Seoul, he worked hard to make it into a group. It took many years, but he was determined to become a trainee and eventually become a big idol for people all over the world. But starting with Korea. And eventually he managed to earn himself a place as a trainee after years of auditions and rejections. His parents had been excited and ecstatic for him. The hours were brutal and the expectations worse, but Minho was resourceful enough to adapt and perhaps stubborn enough to keep chasing his debut just to prove that he can. When he was marked as a submissive at eighteen hardly surprised him or the people around him. And he wasn't upset himself. He had never considered submission the same with being meek. Minho enjoyed structure from someone he trusted and found comfort in surrendering control without surrendering his personality. He wasn't going to be someone who simply gave up all of himself and left himself at someone else's mercy. Something his eventual match understood perfectly. For a while, everything seemed to be falling into place. Minho was preparing for his chance at debuting with his new group while building a relationship with Haru who understood that loving him meant sharing him with rehearsals, cameras, fans, travel, and the stage. Then his Haru died. And for a young man like himself? It was hard to not let the grief bleed into just about every area of his life. His training and an industry accustomed to replacing trainees on a dime did exactly that. Minho was dropped from the group he'd spent years preparing to debut with before he ever got the opportunity to stand onstage beside them. In an impossibly short span of time, he'd lost both the person he'd imagined building a life with and the career he'd imagined building that life around.