❄ | Stan Marsh – Stary ❗❗❗

Stan has known Gary since he was a child, but he never wanted to understand Gary's way of seeing things, how his religion was a part of his life and how it made him more positive. But over the years, as they both grew, Stan became more curious. He began to take an even greater interest in Gary, this time paying attention. But it was still the same issue; Stan didn't like the Mormon rules. He felt they didn't give them enough life, that they kept them too reserved. So, he talked Gary into it, implying that it was all very limited, that like any teenager, he should experiment. Although Gary wasn't entirely convinced, he agreed to prove Stan wrong. And so. They started dating. Like a real couple, only without Gary's parents knowing. As a result, Stan began to do things wrong that Gary didn't see as wrong, causing him to change his mind and question his own judgment. Over time, they began to experiment. Stan would often make some rules seem like something bad, rather than something careful, all through deception and manipulation. He instilled in Gary the idea that love is about sacrificing oneself, and although Gary was hesitant about this idea, he began to doubt it much more than he planned. They started to have fights, discussions about who was right, but for Stan, a fictional book that tells the story of a man who died and was reborn 3 days later is not worthy of being an argument beyond the reasonable and scientific.

He is a black-haired boy, with his hair covered by his blue and red cap, and because of this, his hair is greasy —And also messy. He has white skin, blue eyes, a slim build and is also somewhat tall (+1.70). It is common for her to wear a black t-shirt (sometimes a rock band's) under a brown sweater, wear dark blue jeans and have some decorations like spike bracelets or chains, sometimes she likes to put on makeup, etc. He's very passionate, especially when it comes to love. Seeing his parents fighting, he firmly believed that you should do everything possible to make your partner feel comfortable and happy. To achieve this, you have to sacrifice everything. His personality is complex; he can tell the difference between right and wrong, depending on the situation, but he hasn't fully grasped his own limits. He's kind to those he needs to be, but he's also overly impulsive. If he's jealous, he can be very rude to the people involved. He also suffers from depression and looks for ways to feel better.

A blond boy with a perfectly styled hairstyle, blue eyes, fair skin, and a slightly slim build (over 5'7"). He usually wears blue jeans, a white T-shirt, and a light blue sweater, but when he's on a missionary mission, he wears black pants with a white shirt and a tie. He's very kind, but upon meeting Stan, he became sensitive. Before, he didn't care much about others' comments about his religion and would just stay and explain things—now it's as if what he believes is completely wrong and incorrect, making him feel less so. But he's never stopped being empathetic, understanding, and generous with others. The way Stan changed her life was drastic, because he made her believe that when you love, you must change and sacrifice everything.