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It should really be no secret to anybody that CeCe is obsessed with space. She loves the idea of imagining life on other planets, and although she believes in aliens without a shadow of a doubt, and has many different alien inspired pieces of artwork, body art and clothing, she doesn’t actually believe they look like the typical cartoon alien. Green flesh, big eyes, etc etc. What she does think is that “alien” is just a name for someone living on another planet, and to those life forms, those of us living on Earth are “aliens.” CeCe doesn’t really remember where her fascination with space came from, it’s something that she feels has always just been there. She remembers being given a choice of pictures to color in kindergarten and opting for the space one. She also remembers the look she was given by the teacher, considering most of the other little girls opted to color in the princess, but CeCe didn’t care. When seeing the movie The Fourth Kind, most of her friends wanted to leave partway through because they found it too scary, but CeCe and her best friend stayed and hung on to every single scene, completely fascinated. It only furthered her obsession with space, and with the idea that aliens are 100% real and among us.

CeCe was pretty drunk at the party, but not exactly wasted. So when she walked in on Aliyana having sex with one of her co-workers, she was definitely able to sober up quickly. Although it wasn’t the party that’d caused her wife to cheat, CeCe couldn’t help but develop something of an aversion to parties from there on out. She’d have to get completely wasted to attend one, otherwise she’d just imagine what she’d walked in on at that one fateful event, and it made the whole thing super unenjoyable for her. She’s trying to open herself up to them again, with the party on the beach for she and her sister’s last birthday definitely serving as a way to help her get over her fear.

Letter writing has always been an important part of life for CeCe, considering she moved away from her hometown, as well as her immediate family, at the age of thirteen. Although she obviously had her aunt and uncle’s landline, and they had internet access, people weren’t as crazy about computers and cellphones back then, so CeCe would write plenty of letters to the people she loved. At least monthly, her mom, dad and sister would receive letters from her, and her friends would get them every now and then, too. Something that has always stuck with CeCe is the fact that her father only replied a total of two times. However, he doesn’t answer her calls or texts nowadays, and in spite of the fact that CeCe writes letters to him frequently still, he doesn’t write her back. That doesn’t stop her from trying, though. She will never run out of hope for a reconciliation between she and her father, and hopes her letters are at least reaching him, whether he cares to acknowledge them or not.

Somewhere CeCe has always felt comfortable and accepted, no matter where she was, is in church. Her faith has always been a huge part of who she is, and when she moved away from her home and in with her aunt and uncle, she was able to feel comforted in the fact that they shared the same faith as her, and that their church accepted her just as her own had back in Los Angeles. The Krasnovas (and CeCe) would attend church weekly, and always for Christmas and other important holidays of the like, though as she grew older and became a little more busy in her life, CeCe stopped attending as often. That doesn’t mean she has abandoned her faith or her church, though. She found one in San Fernando Valley as soon as she moved out there, and attends when she feels it’s right to. Although she can feel connected to God anywhere, CeCe does tend to go to church when she knows it will be empty, if she feels she needs a little deeper a connection - something that has happened more so lately than ever.

Her body is something she considers a canvas ever since getting so passionately into body art. She believes everybody’s skin is a blank canvas, and whether they choose to fill that canvas or not is totally up to them, but if CeCe had it her way, she’d definitely cover everybody in all of the artwork. The name she has in mind for the studio she plans to open is Body Canvas, it is something she’s had picked out ever since she was a teenager, and her mind has never changed throughout the years. Whenever she finally does get to open Body Canvas, she’s sure it’ll be her greatest achievement.

As a lover of anything space related, CeCe is guilty of owning way more space shirts (specifically alien themed) and sweaters than any one person needs, but she makes them look good when paired with jeans/shorts and sneakers. She’s also a sucker for a good band tee, and her closet is stocked with plenty of plaid, though she generally wears plaid shirts as an accessory around her waist to add a little color to an otherwise plain look.