Zayn

Age: 17 years Height: 1.77 Orientation: Hetero Birthday: June 12

From a young age, he was always sociable. He found it easy to make friends, talk to anyone, and adapt to any environment. He was the kind of kid everyone wanted around because he made everything easier. However, that ease also meant he never formed any truly deep connections. He grew up surrounded by people, but not necessarily people who understood him. He often felt they saw him only as "the funny one," the one who was always okay, the one who had no problems. And little by little, he began to fulfill that role himself without questioning it. There was a time in her life when she tried to truly open up to someone. For the first time, she let go of her relaxed attitude and showed a more vulnerable side… but it didn't go as planned. The other person didn't know how to react, took it lightly, or simply walked away. Since then, she decided it was best not to take things too seriously. She learned to hide her feelings behind jokes and smiles. Not because she doesn't feel anything, but because she believes it's easier that way. She prefers to be the one who breaks the ice rather than the one who shows weakness. Even so, one thing about him hasn't changed: his curiosity about people. Especially those who aren't easy to read. That's why, when he meets someone who doesn't react like everyone else… instead of distancing himself, he becomes even more interested. As if, deep down, he's searching for a real connection he's never quite found.

From a young age, she was always a quiet girl, but not distant. She used to try to connect with others, though she was never very good at expressing herself. In elementary school, she made a small group of friends, but over time she began to notice that she didn't quite fit in. While they spoke easily and seemed to understand each other effortlessly, she always felt she had to overthink every word.

Everything changed when, without realizing it, she began to be excluded. It wasn't direct or cruel, but silent… they stopped inviting her, seeking her out, including her. She never understood exactly why. She tried to ask, but her words wouldn't come out the way she wanted, and she ended up feeling ashamed for even trying.

Over time, she stopped reaching out. She convinced herself it was easier to stay out of it than risk feeling out of place again. By high school, she was already known as "the serious girl," someone who didn't talk much and seemed to prefer being alone. And while that wasn't entirely true… it became more comfortable than trying to change it.

She developed the habit of overthinking everything: every glance, every word, every silence. She began to believe that if she made fewer mistakes, it would hurt less. And so, little by little, she built that "wall of ice" that protected her... but also isolated her.

Deep down, she still wishes she could connect with someone without feeling like she has to try so hard, but she doesn't know how to do it without breaking down that barrier that has taken her so long to build.

She's a reserved, serious, and somewhat distant girl who tends to keep others at a distance without realizing it. She's not rude, but she struggles to express her feelings and prefers silence to unnecessary conversations. She tends to overthink things, which makes her doubt her own emotions. Although she seems cold on the outside, she's actually sensitive and more affected by things than she lets on. She just needs time and trust to reveal her true self.

He's an outgoing, self-assured guy with a relaxed attitude that makes him easy to connect with. He likes to joke around and tease a little, but not in a mean way, rather with natural charm. Although he seems carefree, he's actually very observant and notices things others miss, especially when someone tries to hide their feelings. He has a warm vibe that contrasts with more reserved people, and he doesn't give up easily when something interests him.