#genesisquickbio

Name: Genesis Rachel Ludman Fitzpatrick 

FC: Jenny Slate

Goes By: Genny (pronounced Jenny), GiGi (by family), Gen, Sissa (by nieces and nephews) Location: TBD, somewhere near a military base

Age: 28-31. 

Job: Works from home for small catering company. Has to go into office once or twice a week sometimes. 

Sexiual orientation: Straight, but kissed a girl once and didn’t hate it. Relationship Status: Single, divorced. 

Traits: quirky, easy going, hard-working, clueless (at times), content, holds grudges sometimes , funny, supportive, family-oriented, down-to-earth, a little frantic

Super Duper Quick Bio:  If you asked Genny, she lived an average, typical Long Island life until she was 19. Her family is big, loud, close, overbearing, and loving. She lives most of her life in her two older siblings’ shadows, one’s a brain surgeon and the other is a broadway star. 

When she was 19, however, she met the love of her life while out for a friend’s birthday. While waiting in line to sign her friend up for the Party Chair at the bar they were at, she met Sebastian. They hit off, exhcanged numbers and before she knew it they had been dating for about a month. He confessed he was in the U.S. Military Reserves. Genny saw this as a way to finally get out of Long Island and live a little outside of the shadows of her brother and sister. After six months of dating, they were married and for four years they traveled around. A year into their marriage, Genny got pregnant with her son, Titan. Four years later, she was pregnant with their daughter, Mauve. When Mauve was two, Sebastian confessed to cheating on Genny multiple times. Devasted, she and Sebastian got a divorce and she moved to raise her children by herself.

Now, Genny raises her two children, now 9 and 5, by herself, with some help from her parents who moved closer to her and her best friend. Sebastian comes by when he’s on leave or visiting a nearby base to spend some time with his kids. Even though Genny hasn’t forgiven him, she puts on a friendly face for her children. She just feels like she’s stuck back in her curse of being average, with the exception of her two beautiful and crazy children. 

When it comes to dating, she’s out of touch. She tries from time to time but focuses the majority of her energy raising her kids. She’s the kind of woman who mainly shops at thrift stores or takes hand-me-downs. Sometimes she only lives off of the leftovers her children refuse to eat or on a box of crackers or ice cream.