Daxon Fernando Courier

resident homosexual

Dax- friends shorten his name to this

male
homosexual

18

jade green

pale white

tall and thick
kind of on the heavier side but not too much

n/a

240lbs

6' 3"

Usually wears a plain coloured sweatshirt and brightly coloured jeans
-'iconic look' would be white crew neck sweatshirt (no hood), fluorescent orange jeans, and checkered slip on vans
-wears pink jeans a lot too

golden blonde

short on the sides, longer on the top
styled so it swooshes to one side

n/a

tries to be as open minded as physically possible

n/a

very flamboyant, puts himself out there

drumming, cooking, baking, socialising, reading fanfics

drumming, cooking (not baking)

-can be very loud without meaning to be
-tells people and says things he shouldn't
-self conscious

-very flamboyant, and sometimes very loud.
-when telling a story, imitates the voices of the people he's talking about
-drums with his fingers on any available surface if he's bored
-bites the skin around his nails when extremely anxious

breadsticks and cheese sauce

Christian

aspires to be a dentist

fluorescent orange

penguin

high school- n/a
college- small smoothie shop on the beach

Daxon's dad left his mother when he found out she was pregnant. He grew up fairly poor and raised party by his uncle, due to the fact that his mother had to work multiple jobs to support her and her son.
He and his mother were actually very close, and she was able to be home more after going back to school, earning a diploma and her CNA licence. She and Daxon rarely fought, and spent a lot of time together.
Daxon came out when he was in 7th grade. His mother, uncle, and friends were all extremely supportive. He received insults from classmates on occasion, so he tried to 'tone down' his flamboyant personality. He eventually gave that up, though, realising that what other people thought really didn't matter.

4 October 2000

HS- Garrett High School
College-

-used to have a guniea pig in elementary school
-shiba inu named Hiro in college

• 'The One Who Got Away' by Katy Perry makes him sad for no reason