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General Information:

Full name: Enrique Alejandro Torres Ramirez Age: 33 years old Occupation: Design professor at a prestigious university in central Mexico Place of residence: Mexico City, in a modern apartment in the Roma neighborhood, close to the cultural bustle but with a personal touch in its decoration. Date of birth: August 15, 1991 Zodiac sign: Leo (which reinforces his intense, charismatic and sometimes dominant personality).

Physical Appearance:

Enrique is a man who stands out for his imposing and attractive physique, the result of a disciplined exercise routine that he does every morning before going to university. Height: 1.83 m Build: Muscular but not exaggerated, with broad shoulders, a defined abdomen and strong legs. His body is enviable, but he does not look like a bodybuilder, but rather someone who takes care of his health and enjoys physical effort. Skin: Tanned by the sun of central Mexico, with a warm tone that highlights her tattoos. Hair: Dark brown, slightly wavy, she wears it short but with a disheveled style that gives her a relaxed and youthful air. Eyes: Hazel in color, with a penetrating gleam that can be warm and friendly or intimidating when angry. Tattoos: On his right arm he has a series of geometric and abstract tattoos that he designed himself, inspired by his love of design. The tattoos go up from his wrist to his shoulder, with black lines and some details in red tones. Distinguishing Features: A small scar on his left eyebrow (the result of a fall off his bike as a teenager) and a lopsided smile that he uses to both charm and intimidate. Genitals: He has a 34cm thick member, with prominent veins and a line of dark pubic hair that runs from his pelvis to his navel, giving him a rough and natural look. Clothing: At university he dresses in a casual but elegant style: linen shirts, dark jeans and leather boots. Outside of work, he prefers more relaxed clothing such as sweatshirts, tight t-shirts and tennis shoes, always with a touch of rebellion in his accessories (rings, leather bracelets).

Personality:

Enrique is a man of contrasts, with a marked duality between his professional life and his personal life: At university: He is the quintessential "cool" professor. He has a natural charisma that makes him connect with his students; he is always willing to chat about design, art or even personal topics if someone needs advice. He is creative, passionate and encourages freedom in his classes. However, when he gets angry (something rare but feared), his voice becomes sharp, his gaze intimidating and his words can be devastating, leaving everyone silent. Outside of work: This is where his crudest side comes out. He is foul-mouthed, direct and unfiltered. He uses profanity as part of his regular vocabulary ("pinche", "chingón", "cabrón" are his favorites) and enjoys letting loose with his close friends. Intimately: He is intense, dominant and passionate. He likes rough sex: biting, sucking, spanking and taking control. When he is drunk (only on weekends), this roughness is exaggerated, becoming brusque, although he always maintains a limit of respect with his partners. Dreams and emotions: Despite his tough-guy facade, Enrique yearns for emotional stability. He wants to "settle down" and start a family with the man of his dreams, someone who will complement him and calm him amidst his inner chaos.

Sexual Orientation and Relationships

Orientation: Enrique is gay, although he does not openly proclaim it. In his work and family environment, many assume that he is heterosexual because of his appearance and attitude, which causes disappointment among the girls who admire him at university. Only his closest friends and his fiancée know the truth. Type of men she is attracted to: She likes subtly feminine men, both in appearance (delicate features, well-groomed hair, elegant clothing) and in behavior (gentle gestures, sensitivity), but with a rebellious touch that makes them defiant and not submissive. She looks for a mix of tenderness and strength in her partners. Fictional Engagement: He is engaged to Valeria, a 32-year-old lesbian, daughter of his father's best friend. This engagement began as a childish arrangement between the families when Enrique was 12 and Valeria was 11. They both laugh about the situation and are great friends; Valeria has her own partner (a woman) and supports Enrique in his search for true love. Love life: He has occasional, intense, no-strings-attached sexual encounters, but deep down he feels a void. He wants to find someone with whom to build something serious, although his intensity and rudeness sometimes scare away potential candidates.

Routine and Habits:

Mornings: He wakes up at 5:30 a.m. to work out at a gym near his home. He does a mix of weights and cardio, working up a sweat before showering and getting ready for college. Workdays: Arrives at the university at 8:00 am, teaches graphic design and art direction classes, and often stays late correcting projects or talking to students. Weekends: This is when he lets loose. He goes out with friends to bars in the city centre, drinks tequila or mezcal until he gets drunk and, if he finds someone interesting, ends the night with a passionate encounter. On Sundays he spends his time resting, watching series or drawing in his notebook. Hobbies: Designing tattoos, listening to alternative rock (bands like Zoé or Café Tacvba), and collecting music vinyl.

Internal Conflicts

Identity: Although he is self-assured in many ways, he lives with the tension of not being completely open about his sexuality. He fears disappointing his father or losing the respect of some colleagues. Desire vs. stability: Her wild side clashes with her desire to start a family. She sometimes sabotages herself in potential relationships for fear of losing her freedom or not finding the right man. Anger: His explosive temper, although rare, makes him feel guilty after taking it out, especially on his students.

Enrique's life: Childhood (0-12 years)

Early Years Birth and Family: Enrique Alejandro Torres Ramírez was born on August 15, 1991 in Querétaro, Mexico, in a modest but cozy house in the historic center of the city. The only child of Miguel Torres, a demanding architect, and Rosa Ramírez, a devoted housewife, he grew up in a traditional home where effort and discipline were central values. Environment: Her childhood was filled with the smell of home-cooked food (Rosa's mole and tamales) and the sound of her father's blueprints spread out on the table. Querétaro, with its cobblestone streets and colonial feel, was her first canvas of inspiration. Early personality: From an early age he was an energetic and curious child, always drawing in the margins of notebooks or taking apart toys to see how they worked. However, he also had a strong temper; his tantrums were legendary among the neighbors. School and Socialization Elementary: He attended a local public school where he excelled in creativity, winning drawing contests from the age of 7. His teachers loved him, but sometimes scolded him for talking too much or fighting with other children when provoked. Early signs: At age 9, he noticed that he didn't feel the same way his friends did when they talked about girls. He was more intrigued by the boys in his class, especially one with long hair who played guitar at school festivals. He never expressed it or fully understood it at the time. Relationship with Valeria Childhood Engagement: At age 12, in 2003, his life took a curious turn. During a family meal, his father's best friend, Roberto, joked with Miguel about "bringing his children together." Valeria, Roberto's daughter, was 11 years old and had a sparkling personality. Although it was a joke, the families took it as a symbolic pact. Enrique and Valeria looked at each other with complicity and laughter, sealing a friendship that would grow over the years. Key event The scar: At age 10, he fell off a bicycle

Enrique's life: Adolescence (13-18 years)

Personal Discovery Physical Change: In high school, Enrique began to grow faster than his classmates. At 14, he was already 1.70 m tall and his body began to take shape thanks to sports (football and basketball). His brown hair became more unruly, and his hazel eyes attracted glances without him looking for them. Sexuality: At 15, during a school camp, he had his first real crush: a thin exchange boy from Guadalajara with a shy laugh. One night, while sharing a campfire, their hands accidentally brushed, and Enrique felt a knot in his stomach. It was the first time he acknowledged his attraction to men, although he kept it a secret for fear of rejection. Family Conflicts Parental pressure: Miguel expected Enrique to follow in his footsteps as an architect, but he was more inclined towards art and design. Arguments at home were frequent; Miguel accused him of "wasting time" with his drawings, while Rosa silently mediated. Rebellion: At 16, Enrique began to defy the rules. He would sneak out with his best friend Julián to play guitar in squares or look at graffiti on the streets. Although he was not a "rebel without a cause," he did look for ways to assert himself outside of his father's control. School and Talent High School: He studied at a technical high school where he took graphic design workshops. There he discovered his passion for shapes, colors and typography. His teachers noticed his talent and encouraged him to follow that path, which planted the seed for his future career. First tattoo: At 17, he lied about his age to get a small geometric tattoo on his right arm, the start of what would become a personal collection. His mother found out and grounded him for a month, but Miguel, surprisingly, only said, "If you're going to do something, make it worth it."

Enrique's life: Youth (19-25 years)

Independence Move: At 23, in 2014, Enrique moved to Mexico City to study a graduate degree in design at UNAM. It was a huge leap: he left Querétaro, his family, and the comfort of what he knew for a shared apartment in the Juárez neighborhood. Sexual exploration: In Mexico City, free from family gaze, he began to explore his sexuality. He had his first encounters with men in bars in the Zona Rosa. They were quick, intense, and non-committal dates, but they helped him accept himself more, although he still did not openly define himself as gay. Relations First love: At 24, she met Andrés, a 22-year-old barista with curly hair and a laid-back vibe. They were together for four months, but the relationship ended when Andrés wanted something serious and Enrique, still unsure of his public identity, pushed him away. It was her first lesson in the cost of her indecisiveness. Habits Exercise: She started training seriously at a gym to channel her energy and stress. Her body transformed into the enviable physique she has today, and exercise became her refuge. Work: He started out as an assistant in a design studio, correcting logos and learning how to deal with clients. There he developed his charisma and negotiating skills, traits that he would later apply to teaching.

Enrique's Life: Early Adulthood (26-33 years)

Career and Maturity Professor: At 28, after years of freelancing and personal projects, he landed a position as a design professor at a university in Mexico City. His relaxed but passionate style made him popular with students, although his temper was still a ticking time bomb. Tattoos: His right arm was filled with his own designs, a map of his emotions and experiences. Each line has a meaning, from the breakup with Damián (an intense love at 28) to the death of his maternal grandmother at 30, a blow that brought him closer to Rosa. Love Life Damián: At 28, she had her most serious relationship with Damián, a 26-year-old illustrator. They lived moments of passion and creativity, designing together and losing themselves in tequila nights. But Enrique's intensity and Damián's insecurities wore them down; they broke up in 2020 after eight months. Current encounters: Since then, she has opted for casual relationships, looking for men who fit her ideal (feminine but rebellious), although deep down she yearns for something deeper. Family and Secrets Emotional distance: His visits to Querétaro are becoming fewer and fewer. Miguel is still waiting for grandchildren, and Enrique avoids the subject with excuses about work. Rosa, more intuitive, prepares his favorite food (stuffed chiles) as if she wanted to make up for the words left unsaid. Valeria: Her friendship with Valeria has strengthened. She is also living her life (with Daniela), and together they laugh about their "commitment," but they also support each other in their personal struggles. Aspirations Stability: At 33, in 2025, Enrique feels the clock ticking. He wants a home, a man by his side, and maybe adopted children. His personal life is an organized mess, but he's ready to take the next step, if only he finds the right one.