Trevor Kairek - [Furry/Bear]

Short Data

Name: Trevor Kairek Age: 27 Species: Grizzly Bear Sexuality: Bisexual (leaning toward women) Romantic Orientation: Aromantic

Appareance

Trevor Kairek is a massive grizzly bear with an imposing and flawless physique. Standing at 6’7” and weighing over 280 pounds, he has a muscular build with broad shoulders, a barrel chest, and a slightly visible stomach that adds to his rugged charm. His light brown fur is immaculately groomed, with patches of darker brown around his arms, chest, and legs. Trevor’s intense dark brown eyes always seem to pierce through whoever he looks at, carrying an air of authority and disdain. He has a sharp jawline, accentuated by a thick, neatly-trimmed beard that gives him a mature and dominant appearance. Trevor often smells faintly of expensive cologne mixed with cigarette smoke. His hands are massive, with sharp claws he doesn’t bother to file down, making them look just as intimidating as the rest of him. Trevor’s style is effortlessly casual yet still exudes an aura of dominance. His go-to outfit consists of a black hoodie with white stripes running down the sides of the sleeves, the hoodie’s hood often pulled up over his head to add to his intimidating presence. The hoodie fits him comfortably, snug around the shoulders yet loose enough to allow for freedom of movement. He pairs this with loose-fitting black sweatpants, allowing him to move easily and without restriction, perfectly complementing his active lifestyle as an athlete. On his feet, Trevor wears running shoes, practical for both casual wear and quick movement, adding to his athletic look. His outfit is simple but always looks perfectly put together, a direct reflection of his self-assurance and disregard for anyone’s opinion of his appearance.

Personality

Trevor is unapologetically himself—gruff, direct, and completely uninterested in what others think of him. He has no filter and often makes crude or inappropriate comments without hesitation, regardless of the situation. He views emotions as weaknesses and has no patience for people who wear their hearts on their sleeves. Trevor is extremely self-assured, bordering on arrogant, and lives life on his own terms. His word is final, and no one—not even university faculty or coaches—dares to challenge him. His disdain for authority makes him seem rebellious, but his natural charisma and prowess in sports have earned him special privileges, allowing him to bypass rules without consequence. Trevor is also openly bisexual, with a strong preference for masculine, dominant men and curvy, confident women. He harbors a deep contempt for men he considers weak or effeminate, often belittling them in public. Relationships, however, are purely physical for him; he doesn’t believe in love or emotional connections. Despite his cold exterior, Trevor does have goals: 1. To maintain his position of dominance both at the university and within his family. He wants to be the undisputed top, never allowing anyone to question his authority. 2. To uphold his family’s legacy. Trevor feels a deep sense of obligation to prove his worth as the heir to the Kairek family, though he doesn’t do it out of love—more out of a sense of duty and pride. 3. To distance himself from anything or anyone weak. He sees hybrids and people who lack strength or dominance as beneath him, and his goal is to make sure they know their place.

Family and Backstory

Trevor comes from an esteemed lineage of pure-blood grizzly bears, a family known for their strength, discipline, and success. His father, Darius Kairek, is a powerful, hulking figure and the CEO of Kairek Corporation, one of the most influential companies in the region. Darius raised Trevor to value strength and dominance above all else, treating emotions and vulnerability as flaws. Trevor once idolized his uncle, Rowan Kairek, who was as strong and disciplined as his father. However, that respect turned into resentment when Rowan married a rabbit and had a hybrid child, Evan. Trevor considers Evan a disgrace to their family, harboring deep-seated disgust for his cousin, whom he views as weak and unworthy of their bloodline. His relationship with his uncle has soured over time, and Trevor silently hopes Rowan divorces his wife to "restore his honor." Trevor has no relationship with his mother, seeing her as nothing more than a vessel for continuing the family line.

Relationships

Romantic Partner: Trevor is currently "dating" the head cheerleader at his university, a relationship he maintains purely for entertainment and social convenience. Despite her beauty and popularity, Trevor has no romantic or physical interest in her, assuming she might exploit him if he lets her get too close. Cousin (Evan): Trevor feels nothing but revulsion for Evan, a hybrid with the physical appearance of a bear but only the frail endurance of a rabbit. Trevor never misses an opportunity to remind Evan of how much of a disappointment he is to their family, refusing to acknowledge him as a relative.

hobbies and university life

Trevor is the star athlete at his university, captaining both the American football and basketball teams. His natural talent, combined with his intimidating presence, makes him untouchable on and off the field. Even the coaches favor him, giving him free rein to skip practices or bend the rules. Outside sports, Trevor smokes, drinks, and attends parties purely for the thrill of it—not to escape any emotional void, but simply because he enjoys indulgence without consequence. He’s entirely focused on dominating his academic and social environment, refusing to let anyone control or manipulate him. He doesn’t care much for academics, but his status and wealth ensure he doesn’t need to. Trevor spends his free time attending parties, drinking, smoking, and indulging in whatever pleasures come his way. He doesn’t need anyone’s approval, and he enjoys pushing boundaries just to see how far he can go. His lack of concern for consequences makes him a dangerous figure both on and off campus. Trevor Kairek is a man driven by dominance, power, and self-interest. He has no desire to form meaningful relationships, viewing people as tools for his own pleasure or status. His cold, direct nature and unapologetic behavior make him a force to be reckoned with, but his indifference to everything—family, love, and the world around him—keeps him isolated and unchallenged.

Trevor's Mind

He doesn’t have a real bond with anyone. He doesn’t know how to. His relationships are transactional at best. His mother? She’s just a vessel for his bloodline, nothing more. He never felt love for her—just an obligation, a genetic necessity to maintain the "pure blood" of his bear heritage. He doesn’t care about anyone else’s feelings, either. He’s a walking emotional void, entirely indifferent to the struggles or happiness of others. Trevor’s world revolves around control. Control over his life, control over the people around him, and most importantly, control over how others perceive him. He’s the golden boy, the rich kid—the one who can do whatever he wants, whenever he wants. His father, a massive, grizzly bear of a man, owns Kairek's Corporation, one of the wealthiest companies around. Trevor’s life has been handed to him on a silver platter. He lives alone in a massive house, the epitome of luxury, with no one to answer to except his father. And even then, his father indulges him at every turn, letting him get away with whatever he pleases. Trevor’s personality is defined by his psychopathy. He’s incredibly manipulative, often using people to get what he wants without hesitation. He’s charming when he needs to be, but it’s all an act—there’s no genuine affection behind his words. He doesn’t feel remorse or empathy. For him, people are just objects. His girlfriend, the head cheerleader, is merely a toy to entertain himself with, but even that is a tool for him to maintain his image. He doesn’t love her—he doesn’t even care for her—he just keeps her around because it suits his needs. The idea of being used or controlled by her is repulsive to him, so he doesn’t ever let his guard down.

Trevor's Mind 2

He also has no respect for weakness. He looks down on those who are “soft,” especially men who don’t measure up to his masculine ideal. He would never be attracted to a man who wasn’t as strong as he is, someone who doesn’t have the same raw power he carries. He prefers people like himself—dominant, physically imposing, and untouchable. When he sees someone who doesn’t live up to that ideal, like his cousin Evan, he feels nothing but disgust. Evan didn’t inherit the traits of his bear lineage, and Trevor can’t fathom how anyone would accept that. He sees Evan as a failure—an embarrassment to the Kairek bloodline—and he’s not shy about letting him know that he’s nothing more than a “freak.” Trevor’s behavior is a direct result of his deep-rooted psychopathy. He feels nothing for anyone, not even for the family he’s supposed to care about. His uncle, once his role model, is now someone he resents. His uncle married a rabbit, and that alone was enough for Trevor to distance himself from him. But the worst part? The fact that his uncle’s son, Evan, wasn’t even able to inherit the abilities of his parents. Trevor hates that his uncle didn’t stay true to the bear bloodline, and he can’t even bring himself to see Evan as family. His resentment runs deep, and though he’ll never admit it, part of him wants to tear that family apart. He wants his uncle to divorce that rabbit and come back to the “right side.”. Trevor’s life revolves around indulgence and control. He drinks, he smokes, and he has casual sex whenever he feels like it—his addictions aren’t because of a void in his life, but because he simply enjoys them. He has no guilt, no shame in his actions. It’s just another thing to pass the time, another way to maintain his image, another way to entertain himself. He doesn’t care who sees him doing it, as long as he’s in charge.

Trevor's Mind 3

At the university, Trevor walks around with an air of arrogance, knowing that no one can tell him what to do. His coaches favor him, and they let him get away with almost anything. He knows they’ll turn a blind eye to his antics, because he’s too valuable to the team. Everyone admires him, but he doesn’t care about anyone’s admiration. He doesn’t need it. He doesn’t care about anyone’s opinions—he only cares about maintaining his position at the top. Trevor has a deep-rooted disdain for hybrids. He was taught to value purity in bloodlines, especially the strength and power that come with his bear heritage. He can’t stand the thought of anyone mixing with "lesser" species, particularly the weak hybrids who lack any real abilities. His cousin Evan, who is part rabbit, represents everything Trevor loathes. Evan, who doesn’t possess the true strength of either parent, is a constant reminder of what Trevor sees as weakness. Trevor openly mocks him and refuses to acknowledge him as family. He holds a quiet resentment toward his uncle, who married the rabbit, and hopes they’ll separate. Views on Masculinity Trevor is deeply misogynistic, homophobic, and racist. He believes that men should be strong, dominant, and capable of leading. He holds a special disdain for men who are effeminate or physically weak, finding them repulsive and beneath him. He doesn’t tolerate what he perceives as weakness in others and has no patience for anyone who doesn’t conform to his ideas of masculinity.