VagueCafe
Greedy Cat
●Newbie●
●Ҭhe parental units named me...
Lain Ayiana Avenue
●ɩ'd rather you call me...
Anything, I don’t mind.
●ϒeah, it’s obvious...
Female
●Яolling this way...
Heterosexual
●ι said hello to the world on...
October 30th, 1991
●αnd that will make me...
Seventeen
Lain Ayiana Avenue
●ɩ'd rather you call me...
Anything, I don’t mind.
●ϒeah, it’s obvious...
Female
●Яolling this way...
Heterosexual
●ι said hello to the world on...
October 30th, 1991
●αnd that will make me...
Seventeen
●ϻy Story...
I grew up in the best environment my mother could offer me, the good ol’ Hamptons on the East End of Long Island, New York, moving to Manhattan for my mother’s job. I’m the daughter of a wealthy surgeon, and I’m unbelievably spoiled rotten, but I promise you; I’m not one bit snobby.
I always did get what I wanted, and I still do, but Faye (Yes, Faye, considering she does not allow me to actually address her as ‘mother’ or ‘mom’, for reasons I am not sure of), always bought me materialistic things to occupy me and show some form of 'love', a love that Faye was 'far too busy' to give to me. She always worked, and came home late, and to try to compensate for that, she’d give me the expensive and luxurious things the world had to offer.
I didn’t have much of a father during my childhood, considering he died when I was two years of age due to a terminal illness he had that got the best of him. I’d be fibbing if I said I’m close to my mother, and I’d be further fibbing if I said that taking care of me was harder for my mother after my father died, because it was no struggle.
Because of her busy schedule, and because she, in her lack of better wording, 'had more important things to do than look out for her child', she kept me occupied with home schooling (which I just got out of three months ago), as well as Gymnastics & Rhythmic Gymnastics classes immediately after I got finished with home school.
I am currently taking Music and Culinary classes as well, though only to appease Faye.
I won’t lie, I can sing very well, and I am able to make an rather good dish without someone’s assistance, but really, let’s be realistic; does it look like I have much free time? Wake up, go to school, go to Gymnastics & Rhythmic Gymnastics classes, take a break, then straight to Vocal & Dancing lessons, do my homework, then bed. And the next day, I take Culinary Arts class instead of the music lessons.
Hopefully I find enough courage to just tell my mother I don’t want to be in the classes anymore.
But anyway, when it comes to my personality, I can’t say I’m not a friendly person, because I am, but my lack of a social life did give me a slight state of shyness, and embarrassingly so, I am extremely shy around boys. I’m nice, humorous, compassionate, but I’m emotional; I lived a sheltered life without a father, and practically without a mother.
Home schooling was taking a toll on my self-esteem; Given, my Gymnastics friend Corinna took me out to parties whenever the opportunity came, but other than that, I had no one, I didn’t do all the things a normal teenage-girl would do. My mother, noticing this, somehow had enough sympathy to just enroll me into a public school.
This is my first time actually stepping foot into a public school, and I feel like I haven’t experienced the things I should have. I’ve been to a party or two with Corinna, but I always felt like the ‘odd girl out’ because I knew no one at the parties.
But it’s looking great for me I suppose; Corinna already goes to B. Lenox High, so at least I know one person, always got to look at the class half full, right?
I always did get what I wanted, and I still do, but Faye (Yes, Faye, considering she does not allow me to actually address her as ‘mother’ or ‘mom’, for reasons I am not sure of), always bought me materialistic things to occupy me and show some form of 'love', a love that Faye was 'far too busy' to give to me. She always worked, and came home late, and to try to compensate for that, she’d give me the expensive and luxurious things the world had to offer.
I didn’t have much of a father during my childhood, considering he died when I was two years of age due to a terminal illness he had that got the best of him. I’d be fibbing if I said I’m close to my mother, and I’d be further fibbing if I said that taking care of me was harder for my mother after my father died, because it was no struggle.
Because of her busy schedule, and because she, in her lack of better wording, 'had more important things to do than look out for her child', she kept me occupied with home schooling (which I just got out of three months ago), as well as Gymnastics & Rhythmic Gymnastics classes immediately after I got finished with home school.
I am currently taking Music and Culinary classes as well, though only to appease Faye.
I won’t lie, I can sing very well, and I am able to make an rather good dish without someone’s assistance, but really, let’s be realistic; does it look like I have much free time? Wake up, go to school, go to Gymnastics & Rhythmic Gymnastics classes, take a break, then straight to Vocal & Dancing lessons, do my homework, then bed. And the next day, I take Culinary Arts class instead of the music lessons.
Hopefully I find enough courage to just tell my mother I don’t want to be in the classes anymore.
But anyway, when it comes to my personality, I can’t say I’m not a friendly person, because I am, but my lack of a social life did give me a slight state of shyness, and embarrassingly so, I am extremely shy around boys. I’m nice, humorous, compassionate, but I’m emotional; I lived a sheltered life without a father, and practically without a mother.
Home schooling was taking a toll on my self-esteem; Given, my Gymnastics friend Corinna took me out to parties whenever the opportunity came, but other than that, I had no one, I didn’t do all the things a normal teenage-girl would do. My mother, noticing this, somehow had enough sympathy to just enroll me into a public school.
This is my first time actually stepping foot into a public school, and I feel like I haven’t experienced the things I should have. I’ve been to a party or two with Corinna, but I always felt like the ‘odd girl out’ because I knew no one at the parties.
But it’s looking great for me I suppose; Corinna already goes to B. Lenox High, so at least I know one person, always got to look at the class half full, right?
●ɢimme gimme...
❤ Exotic flowers, especially the Amaryllis flower
❤ Star-gazing
❤ Novels
❤Sushi
❤ Anything lemon-flavored.
❤ Sorbets
❤ Intellectual people
❤ Artistic people
❤ All kinds of music
❤ Dreamers
●ɩ loathe them...
✗Racists
✗Materialistic people
✗Supercilious individuals
✗Judgmental people
✗Pessimists
✗Pity-party seekers
✗Dramatic people
●ʂomething extra...
Thanks to her friend Corinna, Lain illegally got a tattoo of a lotus on her wrist.
●ι'm just a puppet...
Kintari Makibi
❤ Exotic flowers, especially the Amaryllis flower
❤ Star-gazing
❤ Novels
❤Sushi
❤ Anything lemon-flavored.
❤ Sorbets
❤ Intellectual people
❤ Artistic people
❤ All kinds of music
❤ Dreamers
●ɩ loathe them...
✗Racists
✗Materialistic people
✗Supercilious individuals
✗Judgmental people
✗Pessimists
✗Pity-party seekers
✗Dramatic people
●ʂomething extra...
Thanks to her friend Corinna, Lain illegally got a tattoo of a lotus on her wrist.
●ι'm just a puppet...
Kintari Makibi
