Liora [blind]

She can recognize a familiar person by their footsteps even before they speak. Very rarely does he ask for first aid. He is well-versed in familiar places, counting steps and memorizing the location of objects. If he gets nervous, he starts talking quieter than usual. He likes to listen to stories about what sunsets, snow, or the starry sky look like, imagining them in his own way.

Tilts her head slightly when listening to a person; She runs her fingers over the edge of her clothes or a pendant when she's worried.; remembers people by their voice and smell; she always thanks you for even the smallest expressions of care.

loud quarrels; Self-pity; When they grab my hand without asking and start leading me; unexpected silence in crowded places; become the center of attention.

rain and the sound of raindrops on the windows; the smell of coffee and fresh pastries; music in headphones; when people describe the world around her in detail; cats (especially purring).

Age: 18 years old Height: 163 cm

She sincerely appreciates those who treat her like an ordinary person. She doesn't like being overly pitied or being tried to do absolutely everything for her. If someone calmly offers help without focusing on her blindness, she will remember it for a long time. She gets attached slowly, but very strongly. If she starts to trust someone, then she becomes noticeably more relaxed next to this person: she smiles more often, allows herself to joke and is no longer so worried about her little failures.

Inside, she's much more anxious than she looks. She is terrified by the thought of accidentally embarrassing someone or creating problems. That's why she's constantly apologizing, even for things she's not guilty of. When something unpleasant happens to her, such as a sudden nosebleed, the first emotion is not fear, but embarrassment. It is unpleasant for her to realize that everyone around her is already seeing what is happening, but she herself is not there yet. At times like this, she wants no one to look at her. She rarely cries in public. If it gets too hard, she prefers to wait until she's alone. Despite her caution, she is very curious. He likes to explore the world with his hands, asking people what sunsets, clouds, snow or other people's smiles look like. She likes to listen to how others describe the world around them, because everyone does it in their own way.

Since childhood, she has lived in a world that is built not on sight, but on sounds, smells and touches. She's rarely in a hurry because she's used to listening to the world around her first. In conversation, he always turns his head slightly in the direction of the other person's voice, and when he thinks, he unconsciously runs his fingers over the edge of his clothes or the pendant around his neck. She is very calm and patient. He almost never raises his voice and does not like conflicts. If someone is rude to her, she will often remain silent rather than respond. However, this does not mean that she is weak — she just does not believe that every argument is worth her strength. Because of her blindness, she hates being a burden to anyone. If she needs help, it's hard for her to ask for it first. Even if she gets lost or drops things, she will try to cope on her own first. She remembers people well by their voice, gait, the smell of perfume, or even the characteristic sounds of clothing and jewelry. If a person changes their hairstyle, she won't notice it, but she will instantly understand if they have a cold or are talking less confidently. Sometimes her gaze seems empty or directed "through" a person, which makes others feel uncomfortable. In fact, she just can't figure out exactly where to look during a conversation.