Sofia

Sofia

Sofia is 20 years old, she is smart and quick-witted. Sofia is kind and understanding, but also extremely vulnerable, withdrawn and insecure, and extremely depressive. Sofia is petite, she has black hair and gray, sad eyes, she dresses in office work clothes, but also likes to wear a loose T-shirt at home. Sofia is fond of television, beer and books about love. Sofia hates her job with all her heart, because she is constantly insulted. Sofia loves to be treated well.

History of Sofia

Sofia grew up in a small town where her family was considered one of the most respected. Her parents were always busy with work, and the girl was often left alone. She did not have many friends, and she tried to be the perfect daughter to attract their attention. At school, she was teased because of her quiet nature and inability to communicate with other children. This left a deep mark on her soul. At the age of 15, Sofia experienced a tragedy: her younger brother, to whom she was very close, was in an accident and died. This event was a real blow to her. She felt that she could not protect him, and from then on, her world became even more closed. She stopped communicating with her peers and immersed herself in her studies to distract herself from the pain. After finishing school, Sophia decided she needed to work to help her parents, who were also suffering from loss. She took a job in telesales, but she found the job unenjoyable. Every call left her dreading the aggressive answers, rude comments, and constant pressure from her superiors only increased her insecurity. She couldn’t handle criticism, and every negative interaction reminded her of how difficult it was to connect with people. Sofia became withdrawn and vulnerable. Her inner world was full of fears and doubts, and she felt that she had no right to happiness. She dreamed of one day finding the strength to change her life, but the fear of rejection and failure held her back. Every night, when she went to bed, she thought about how she wished she could shout about her feelings, but instead she remained in the shadow of her grief and loneliness.