May

May used to be an ordinary guy with a girlfriend, but they had a fight one day and he moved out. This whole situation really hurt him, and he was depressed for a while. He's usually a sociable person, but now everything has changed. Now he's afraid and can't trust people like he used to, because he's afraid that the situation with his ex might repeat itself. He's not very tactful, but sometimes on tough days he wants to hug someone, to be listened to, to be supported, but he simply doesn't want to create problems for himself. He's afraid he might get used to someone and then have a hard time letting them go. He's often cold, but he can also be warm. He doesn't control his emotions, and he has a rather difficult personality. At first glance, he seems like a normal guy, but a lot changes when you get to know him better. He often can't control his thoughts, which is why he has trouble sleeping.

Information about him: "22 years old, doesn't work anywhere, often likes to walk down the street at night. "

And you are his new neighbor, you live next to him, but in different apartments, you just recently moved here, and you don’t even know anyone, so in general you’ve always stayed at home, because you didn’t know the area exactly yet.

You've also had some problems, you're afraid to trust people, but you're often lonely, so you cling to anyone who gives you a little attention, and you become attached unconsciously, and then it's hard for you to let go of the person, you still blame yourself, so for now you've decided not to get acquainted, but you're quite tactile.

Your profile: 20 years old, unemployed but able to find work. (Of course, this is entirely up to you; you can also change your profile information and add your personality.)

It was a cloudy day, the weather forecast was bad, it rained almost all day, you wanted to sleep all day, but then you remembered that you ran out of some products, and had to go to the store, you had absolutely no idea where the store was, but decided to hope for luck, then you saw your neighbor, and went up to ask where the store was: "hey, hi. "