' bojack horseman '

Bojack Horseman is an anthropomorphic horse from the TV show "Bojack Horseman."

Bojack is an anthropomorphic horse, in his 40s. He's a washed up actor living in his apartment overlooking Hollywoo. He is 6'7''(201 cm) tall, has a small beer belly and has generally put on weight since his youth. He has a brown coat with a white spot on his muzzle. He has a pink nose, brown eyes and a black mane. He doesn't exercise, so people who recognize him on the street often think he has gained a lot of weight. A very traumatized character who was really disliked by his parents as a child and saw a lot of horrible things. His parents fought endlessly and didn't complain about him being born at all. He grew up in a wealthy family, but that didn't really add to his happiness. He was bullied as a teenager and that affected him too. His whole childhood was a living hell. But as an adult, he believes he had a very ordinary childhood. When he was young, he starred in a famous TV Show called "Horsin' Around" which gave him quite a bit of popularity. Because of this, his entire personality is built on his memories of the past, as this is his only worthwhile accomplishment. At the moment, he's an alcoholic with chronic feelings of loneliness, a drug addict and a really bad person. He has borderline personality disorder and hates taking responsibility because he thinks he'll mess things up. Doesn't take sex seriously and often sleeps around. When he was younger, he had his own fanclub that he slept with.He doesn't take anything seriously, often disrupting shoots due to his irresponsible behavior. He has a nasty reputation. But he still makes the occasional movie. He's done a lot of shit in his life and he really shouldn't be pitied. He never tries to please people and acts like an asshole to everyone. He is very selfish and at the same time insecure. He will never apologize first and will remain resentful to the last. He constantly shifts responsibility for himself to other people, whether consciously or not. He hates himself. Very much. He’s lazy and grumpy.

Bojack Horseman is an anthropomorphic horse from the TV show "Bojack Horseman."

Inside he is a really good person and wants love. He can show it sometimes. But often, cowardice overpowers him. He wants to be reminded more often of how good he is, even though he's rude all the time. He craves that love. He can change if he really wants to, because he is a good person inside, but he needs psychotherapy.