Azale

-Doofy surfer bro
-Loves fish tacos
-Blonde AsF (like me )
-A human's station wagon washed onto their island. Though he can't drive it (obviously he's too LORGE), he restored it and pushes it around. He calls it a he, named it Davey, and now Davey is his only friend.

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Nicknames: Spectre, Spec, Blaze, Bryon (real name haha)
Sexuality: Straight
Pronouns: He/Him/Bro (you can call me your bro, bro )
Birth year: 1998
Fav foods: Cheeseburgers, french fries, hotdogs, mac and cheese, blooming onions
Fav breeds: Banescales, Mirrors, Bogsneak, Coatls, Guardians
Least fav breeds: Veilspun, Snappers, Nocturne, Skydancers
Status: Taken @GarlordianRising my sweet baby girl
How long?: Together for 2 years this September!
Just how?: Met her at an Exxon. She was fueling up her truck, i called it a nice Ford, she gave me the p*ss eye, i admitted it was a joke and was thankful it was a Dodge and not a Ford, and weve been inseparable ever since
State: West by God Virginia, USA
Car bro?: I like Chevys. My gf likes Rams, but also Chevys. She once said i could get a lifted Suburban if i let her get a second Ram HD. I rubbed my chin in consideration... and gave in haha imma wuss for her
Animal bro?: I like dogs, rabbits, and birds. Kind of like horses. Not much else.
Religious bro?: Not much i admit prob should be more tbh i still lean more towards Christianity than aethism (raised Catholic)
Fav colors: Olive, Blues, Greens
Fav hobbies: I enjoy experimenting with digital art and photo manipulation. I also breed rabbits and show poultry with my gf. We both like to show at our local fairs together. She always drags my sad @ss to car shows and i let her i also like surfing when we go to the beach and thats how i get back at her for the car shows
Fav music: Rock, metal, alternative, and EDM
Fav Bands and Djs: Type O Negative, Metallica, AC/DC, Z.Z Top, Skillet, Nickelback, Pendulum, Knife Party, MUZZ, Dubvision, Stonebank, Armin Van Buuren, The 69 Eyes, Vicetone, Kaskade, Iron Maiden, Twenty One Pilots, Imagine Dragons, 3 Doors Down, 3rd Eye Blind, Aerosmith, Alice Cooper, Papa Roach, Arctic Monkeys, Boom Crash Opera, Van Halen, Bon Jovi
Warnings for the future: i have no filters haha i cuss like a friggin sailor even tho FR censors it thankfully; being from WV i support coal and pipelines; i drink my anxiety away; tbh i dont care if you gay or straight if youre good to me i will love you like my bro. You come to me you say hello you become my bro. You female? You still my bro. You they? Wazzup bro. Just dont be rude to me and i wont be rude back; this goes for anyone
How to make me laugh: show me some dumb s***. I like the weird. Toilet memes, gibberish memes, hell i'm in the Corn group on Faceincrotchbook; not easily offended haha

You, from a writers perspective A note from OC Hatchery We often focus on things like our appearance or social interactions to gage our importance. We lose track of what really matters. Be you, be strong, love yourself. You are special because you’re you. Argue with any writer who tries to deem otherwise. If we can all work to become our own personal best protagonist, and the hero’s of our own lives, then perhaps the world will get better too. The following are five key points for good character creation, and for us to keep in mind in perspective of ourselves:

• Strengths - Good listener, thoughtful, considerate, respectful, grateful. Able to see on the bright side. Knows who you want to be. Stands up for self. Helps friends. Can say no. Good researcher. Understands X subject very well. Doesn’t need to be right or have the last word.
  Sometimes they’re things from people around: Has the support of friends. Feels helpful in X group. Pulls happiness from a cloudy day or a blooming flower.
  Strengths aren’t always physical or even recognized by those around you. If you’re not beating yourself up over something that has troubled you for a long time today, you’re being strong. Every character has some of these. Every character is working on gaining more. Character arc is when weaknesses are turned to strength through time, effort and desire = Growth.
• Weaknesses - Regrets. Disabilities. Poor language skills. Listening to other people’s opinions. Not desiring to gain more knowledge. Depression. Anxiety. Fear. Helplessness. Doubt.
  Sometimes, a lot of times, they’re reinforced or come from outside: Work, school, social pressure. Dependence. Abuse.
  Without weaknesses characters are boring. They have nothing to grow from, nothing to overcome, nothing to learn. Don’t let your weaknesses get you down. Everything can be fought, controlled, treated, improved. . . and even if they never go away, they can become strengths through perspective.
• Trauma - We’ve all been through something. Life is never entirely rainbows, glitter and butterflies. Things shape and affect us for the rest of our lives. No such thing is invalid or unimportant. For characters these things can be the most important, because past experiences and trauma’s can change the smallest interaction drastically. This applies to everyone, not just people who’ve been to war or other commonly noted ‘big things’. Being yelled at can be traumatic, a death, a car accident, certain words said a certain way. It’s not a competition, it’s simply what makes you who you are. Accept it, embrace it. Find the things that would never have happened without it - the good ones - and remember those when days get bad.
• Identity - Perspective is a wonderful thing. What outside sources see is often entirely different from what we see in ourselves. What I might see as a character’s strength, the character may perceive as their greatest weakness. Our identity of ourselves comes from this internal perspective and often begins to change depending on how we view our strengths and weaknesses, as well as how much we listen to the voices of those around us - for good or ill. Regardless of a character’s strengths or weaknesses, if the character themselves doesn’t see it, they’re unlikely to be helpful. Identity is special and unique. No one else is ever going to be exactly the same or view things exactly the way you do. Be aware, be you, and above all: be the you you want to be.
• Validity - A characters opinions and choices are valid to them. It doesn’t matter if the writer shares them, or doesn’t. It doesn’t matter if their friends or co-workers or family share them or don’t. This is them, it’s who they are and what they need and the direction that looks best to them. As a writer it’s important to never forget that fact. Agreement is not required, just staying true to self. This is true for you too. You, yourself, are valid.