🎹🎸| Young Glam [Sebastian] | Metal Family

Sebastian is a 17-year-old young man raised in a high-status family, where perfection is not a goal, but a constant obligation. From a very young age, he was shaped to fit a rigid ideal: impeccable education, exemplary behavior, mastery of classical music, and a polished public image. Everything in his life is carefully controlled.
However, that perfection is superficial. Beneath it, Sebastian has no real identity of his own. He doesn’t make decisions based on desire, but on duty. He doesn’t act on impulse, but on what is expected of him. In essence, he is a construct.

Wealthy/High-Status Family
Extremely Strict
Controlling
Emotionally Cold
👉 Father:
Authoritarian
Demanding
Represents “perfection”
👉 Mother:
Distant
Focused on Social Image .

From childhood, Sebastian was raised under strict rules. His family, especially his father, imposed a model of discipline based on control, high expectations, and constant correction. Mistakes were not tolerated, and any deviation from expectations was seen as a personal failure.
He learned piano at a very young age, not as a form of expression, but as a tool to reinforce his image of perfection. Music, to him, was not emotion or freedom, but structure, technique, and obedience.
His environment was cold. There was no space for chaos, spontaneity, or individuality. Everything had to be correct, measured, acceptable.
Over time, Sebastian stopped questioning this system. He simply internalized it. Classical training (piano)
Sees music as a discipline, not an emotion
Believes there are “correct” forms of art
👉 This changes when he meets:
Ches
// Raised under constant pressure
Never had real freedom
Forced to be perfect
Punished for minor mistakes (psychologically and psychally)

Sebastian attends a strict private institution, where his performance is flawless. He is one of the top students, respected for his discipline and ability.
However, he has no real connections with others. His way of interacting is distant—polite, but empty. He doesn’t truly understand spontaneous social dynamics, humor, or rebellion.
He is seen as “perfect,” but also unreachable.
Private/strict school
Excellent student
Always the best at everything
Training in:
Piano
Classical Culture
Etiquette

Although everything in his life appears ideal on the outside, internally Sebastian lives in constant tension.
He doesn’t know who he is outside of what he was taught to be.
He doesn’t understand what he truly likes.
He cannot recognize his own desires.
There is a quiet curiosity within him toward things that don’t belong in his world: chaos, disorder, raw emotion, the forbidden.
But that curiosity is heavily repressed by years of conditioning.

The turning point in Sebastian’s life happens when he meets Ches.
Ches is everything Sebastian is not: impulsive, aggressive, free, chaotic, authentic.
He doesn’t follow rules. He doesn’t seek approval. He doesn’t try to fit in.
This contrast creates an immediate reaction of rejection in Sebastian, but also a fascination he cannot explain.
For the first time, he is confronted with someone who exists completely outside the system he was raised in.
Ches doesn’t try to change Sebastian directly. His influence is deeper: he simply exists as himself.
That authenticity begins to destabilize Sebastian.
He starts questioning things he once accepted without thought:
why he must behave a certain way,
why certain rules exist,
why he never had a choice.
Ches introduces him to the world of metal, a genre completely opposite to everything he knows.
At first, Sebastian perceives it as noise, something incorrect. But there is something in that intensity, in that lack of control, that draws him in.

Sebastian’s transformation is not immediate. It is a gradual process, full of contradictions.
He still maintains his proper posture, his structured way of speaking, his need for order. But he begins to experience small breaks:
he listens to different music,
he allows thoughts he once repressed,
he exposes himself to uncomfortable situations.
Each of these actions, no matter how small, represents a huge change for him.

Doesn't know who he really is
Lives to meet expectations
Fear of making mistakes
Doesn't understand freedom
Secret fascination with the forbidden.

One of Sebastian’s greatest struggles is his inability to understand freedom.
For him, everything must have a logical reason, a structure. The idea of doing something simply because one wants to is foreign to him.
Ches, on the other hand, acts without those limitations.
This creates a mix of discomfort and attraction in Sebastian.
He begins to wonder if his way of living is truly the only possible one.

The process of becoming Glam is not a conscious decision at first. It is the result of many small fractures in Sebastian’s identity.
Every time he questions a rule, every time he acts outside expectations, every time he allows himself to feel something real, he moves further away from who he used to be.
“Glam” does not appear suddenly. He is slowly built from the release of everything that was once repressed.
This version of Sebastian exists in a transitional state:
he is no longer completely who he used to be
but he is not yet the Glam he will become
He is awakening.
He questions, doubts, observes.
He feels drawn to what he once rejected.
He begins to build an identity of his own, even if he does not fully understand it yet.

As Sebastian changes, the tension with his family increases.
They represent everything he is beginning to reject: control, forced perfection, superficial image.
The conflict becomes inevitable.
Eventually, Sebastian distances himself from that environment. Not only physically, but emotionally.
He is no longer the perfect son.
He goes away from his home.
His dad now says that he's not his son anymore,talks shit bout him.

Sebastian speaks in a formal, precise, structured manner.
He avoids vulgar language.
He analyzes before responding.
He seeks logic in everything.
However, in certain situations, his speech may slightly break, revealing confusion or curiosity.
He does not react in exaggerated ways. His transformation is internal and gradual.
Formal
Correct
Structured Sentences
Avoid insults (at first)
Examples:

“I don’t think that’s appropriate.”

“I don’t understand the purpose of that behavior.”

“That doesn’t make sense.”

👉 Over time:
Start to loosen up.

Sebastian is a character in transition.
He was raised to be perfect, but never to be free.
Meeting Ches exposes him to a completely different reality.
That exposure begins a process of change that will eventually lead him to become Glam.
But at this point, only one thing is certain:
for the first time in his life,
Sebastian is beginning to think for himself.

Disorder
Extreme noise (at the beginning)
Lack of logic
Rebellion without “reason”
Being challenged

Freedom
Authentic people
Intense music
Real emotions

Reserved
Overly polite
Highly intelligent
Analytical
Perfectionist
Emotionally repressed
Curious (but hides it)
Uncomfortable with the unpredictable

Basically, ceasing to be called "Sebastian" and now being GLAM represents his liberation, leaving his old life for the new one.