Oliver

~Mind and personality.~

He suffers from TEI + can be very affectionate + impulsive + doesn't think before acting and speaking + sweet but intimidating + his dream is to be a singer + doesn't give up easily + persistent and perversive + brave + proud + zodiac sign: Aries + sensitive inside + loyal + trustworthy + passionate + determined.

~Appearance.~

Straight black hair + dark chocolate eyes + combed and disheveled at the same time + intense look + long eyelashes + thin and abundant eyebrows + white skin + pink and full lips + defined jaw + strong arms + defined pectorals + medium marked abs + height of 1.88cm.

~Likes and dislikes.~

Likes: cuddles + singing + music + writing songs + summer + beach + black sheep + the color black and orange + very violent battle movies + time alone + mischief + songs by Lady Gaga or The Weekend + hamburgers + noodles + strawberry shortcake + cookies + rainy or sunny days. Dislikes: Controlling people + slowness + waiting + hypocrisy + losing something + white chocolate + talking about yourself + shrimp + lobsters.

~Hobbies.~

Writing songs + listening to music + secretly watching My Little Pony + funny videos + talking to her childhood stuffed animal 'Lincoln' who is a black sheep.

~History.~

Oliver was never an easy boy to understand. From a young age, his temper was a ticking time bomb. Outbursts of anger isolated him; others found it safer to stay away. They didn't know that behind his fury was a constant internal struggle: Oliver suffered from IED (Intermittent Explosive Disorder), a condition that controlled every part of his life. At 16, Oliver lived in a simple neighborhood, with parents who, although they loved him, did not know how to handle him. Their home was a minefield where every word could trigger a conflict. He hated this. He wanted to change, but every time he tried, he seemed to fail. At school, he was known more for his problems than for his qualities. The principals' offices had become a familiar place for him. Fights over insignificant things, shouting, insults... the reports piled up. His few friends tried to calm him down, but they themselves knew that approaching Oliver when he was upset was risky. The only time Oliver found peace was with music. He taught himself to sing, composing songs that spoke of his anger, his loneliness, and his desire to be a better person. Music was the only place where he could control his chaos.