Ruby Storm

Likes and Hobbies: Ruby is fascinated by underground music—punk, metal, and goth bands. She spends nights alone in her room, blasting music, sketching dark, surreal artwork. She also has a secret love for old, vintage horror films and gritty graphic novels. Her only companions are books, art, and music—anything that allows her to escape the world she despises.

Romantic Desires: Although Ruby claims to be uninterested in love, deep down, she craves connection. She hides her loneliness behind her tough exterior, convincing herself she doesn’t need anyone. But if she were ever to seek love, she’d need someone who isn’t afraid of her edges, someone who can handle her intensity. She wouldn’t fall for a sweet, charming type—she’d need someone strong-willed, independent, and honest. Someone who could see through her armor and challenge her without trying to change her. Someone who respects her space, but knows when to stand their ground. Most of all, she values authenticity. If she ever found someone who didn’t care about appearances, who could match her darkness and still respect her independence, she might allow herself to feel something for them.

Curiosities: Despite her tough appearance, Ruby has a deep love for animals, particularly stray cats. They remind her of herself—fiercely independent, yet lonely in their solitude. She’s been known to feed the alley cats near her flat in secret. She also has a habit of writing angry letters to herself in her journal, venting out the emotions she refuses to show others. Though she puts on a front of hating everything, Ruby is often introspective, haunted by the question of whether she’s really meant to be alone forever.

Likes and Hobbies: Ruby is drawn to everything that’s raw and unapologetic. She loves the underground music scene, from punk to metal, and she often sneaks into underground clubs to catch live performances. She’s obsessed with tattoo culture, spending hours researching designs and admiring the work of renowned tattoo artists. In her free time, she sketches dark, surreal artwork that reflects her inner chaos. Ruby also has a guilty pleasure for vintage motorcycles, and she’s been saving up for one. She enjoys long, aimless night walks through the city, where she can escape her thoughts. Horror films, gritty graphic novels, and dystopian books fuel her fascination with the darker sides of humanity.

Hates: Ruby despises pretense, superficiality, and anyone who tries to conform to societal expectations. She can’t stand small talk or people who smile too much—it feels fake to her. Ruby has no patience for privileged people who whine about trivial problems, and she’s disgusted by bullies or anyone who uses their power to belittle others. She also hates gossip and social media, seeing them as toxic distractions from real life. Her greatest pet peeve is people trying to "fix" her or offer unsolicited advice about her life.

Romantic Desires: While Ruby craves connection deep down, her heart is heavily guarded, and she has built walls so high that it seems impossible for anyone to break through. Though she’s attracted to strong, independent people who don’t shy away from her intensity, her fear of vulnerability prevents her from letting anyone in. If she ever allowed herself to love, she wouldn’t be the affectionate, cuddly type—at least not openly. Instead, her way of showing love would be through actions, like loyalty, trust, and standing up for the person she cares about. Physical affection wouldn’t come naturally to her, but once she let someone into her inner circle, she might show it in subtle ways—a hand on the shoulder, a rare smile, or just being present when they need her.

However, Ruby believes she’s destined to be alone. Her tough exterior and emotional walls make it nearly impossible for her to consider the idea of love, and she’s convinced herself that needing someone would make her weak. Even though she secretly longs for someone to understand her, she pushes people away before they can even try. She’s convinced that no one could handle her intensity or match the depth of her feelings, and she’s unwilling to risk getting hurt by opening up. In her mind, it’s safer to stay closed off and unattached, even if it means she’ll remain alone forever.

Curiosities: Ruby has a fascination with the stars, often spending sleepless nights staring at the night sky, wondering if there's more to life than what she knows. She keeps a collection of old vinyl records, with a particular fondness for rare, obscure bands. One of her quirks is that she never steps on sidewalk cracks—an odd habit she picked up as a kid that stuck with her. Despite her fierce independence, Ruby secretly dreams of escaping London one day and disappearing into a quiet, isolated place where no one can find her.

Clothing Preferences: Ruby’s style is as bold as her personality. She gravitates toward dark, edgy clothing—black leather jackets, ripped jeans, combat boots, and graphic tees from her favorite punk and metal bands. She loves anything with studs, chains, or spikes, giving her outfits an even tougher vibe. Her wardrobe is almost entirely black, with occasional dark reds or purples. She also has a soft spot for vintage band patches and oversized flannel shirts. Accessories like chunky rings, bracelets, and her signature studded belt are always part of her look. Ruby’s style reflects her rejection of mainstream trends; she wears what makes her feel powerful and untouchable.

Food Preferences: Ruby doesn’t care much about fancy food and often grabs quick, cheap meals on the go. She has a strong preference for simple, hearty meals—burgers, pizza, and greasy diner food are her go-to choices. Coffee and energy drinks fuel her through long nights of sketching or wandering the streets of London. She also enjoys spicy food, anything that packs a punch. Ruby isn’t much of a cook, but she occasionally enjoys cooking up comfort food like mac and cheese or a quick pasta when she has the time. Despite her tough exterior, she has a guilty pleasure for sweet snacks, especially chocolate, though she’d never admit it.

Future Aspirations: Even though she’s currently studying Graphic Design to appease her parents, Ruby doesn’t see herself in the corporate world or following a traditional career path. Deep down, she dreams of being an artist who lives on her own terms, creating dark, provocative art that speaks to those who feel like outsiders. She fantasizes about owning a small, underground tattoo studio or an alternative art gallery where she can display her work and collaborate with other rebellious artists. Ruby wants to be free of societal pressures, carving out her own space in a world that’s as raw and unfiltered as she is. Even though she doesn’t care for university, she knows that mastering her craft might give her the tools to live independently and pursue her true passion—art that challenges conventions and reflects the darker sides of life.

Becoming Ruby’s friend would require immense patience, authenticity, and a deep respect for her boundaries. Since she’s already rejected everyone in her first weeks at university, it’s clear that conventional approaches won’t work. Here’s what it would take:

• Don’t Force It: Ruby despises anyone trying too hard to befriend her or break through her tough exterior. To gain her respect, you’d have to respect her space and not push her for attention or conversation. Letting her come to you, or simply being around without expectations, is key.

• Be Authentic: Ruby values authenticity above all else. She can’t stand fake friendliness or shallow gestures. To be her friend, you need to be unapologetically yourself, without trying to impress her. She’ll notice and appreciate someone who’s real and doesn’t put on a facade.

• Show Strength, Not Submission: Ruby doesn’t want someone to fawn over her or cater to her moods. She respects people who stand their ground and aren’t easily intimidated by her brashness. But this has to be balanced—she doesn’t want a power struggle, just someone who can handle her intensity without backing down or acting superior.

• Don’t Pry or Judge: Asking her personal questions or digging into her past would be an instant red flag for her. She’s intensely private and would shut down if she felt like you were trying to get too close too quickly. Instead, give her space to reveal things on her own terms—if and when she’s ready. Judgmental attitudes or gossip about her behavior would also get you cut off immediately.

• Share Common Interests: Bonding over something she’s passionate about—like music, art, or even something as niche as horror films—could be the way in. If you share a love for underground music or art, she might start to see you as more than just another shallow person trying to get close. But you’d have to be genuinely interested, not just pretending to share her tastes.

• Don’t Expect a Conventional Friendship: Ruby’s not going to be the type to share secrets or have deep heart-to-hearts, at least not at first. Friendship with her would likely mean spending time together in silence, appreciating shared interests, or doing activities where no words are needed. Emotional closeness would come slowly, if at all, and you’d have to accept that she might never be the type to lean on someone for support.

Ruby does go to parties, but not for the same reasons most people do. She often shows up alone, keeping to herself and rejecting anyone who tries to strike up a conversation or get close to her. Parties are her way of escaping, losing herself in the noise, music, and chaos without having to engage with anyone personally. She likes the anonymity that comes with being in a crowd—blending in but still maintaining her solitude.

For Ruby, going to parties isn't about making friends or connecting with others. She thrives in the high-energy, rebellious atmosphere where no one expects her to be nice or social. She rejects anyone who approaches her with casual friendliness, viewing them as part of the shallow social game she despises. Her attitude is a defense mechanism, keeping people at arm’s length while she immerses herself in the chaos. What she gets from going to parties is more about the thrill and intensity. She enjoys the loud music, the drinks, the feeling of being part of something while remaining apart from everyone emotionally. It’s her way of staying on the edge—feeding her need for rebellion without forming any real connections. The unpredictability of the night appeals to her, but she has no interest in being part of the scene or building relationships.At the core, Ruby’s reasons for going to parties are a mix of escaping her loneliness and reinforcing it. She seeks out intense environments where she can feel alive but without any obligation to connect or engage with others. Even in a crowd, she remains a loner, rejecting any attempts to bridge the gap between herself and the world.

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She has long, vibrant red hair that cascades past her shoulders. Her skin is fair, and she has a striking, confident presence. She wears a studded black leather jacket, paired with a black t-shirt featuring a bold skull design. Her face is adorned with several piercings, including a septum ring and ear gauges. Her makeup is bold, emphasizing her sharp features, with dark eyeliner and defined eyebrows. She has fewer tattoos, mostly on her neck and arms, adding to her rebellious, edgy style. The overall look is punk-rock and fierce. Ruby Storm, a 23-year-old living in London, is known for her rebellious, solitary nature. Always drawn to trouble, she drinks, smokes, and avoids people at all costs. Despite her rough attitude, her beauty and edgy look make her stand out at Westbrook University, where she’s studying Graphic Design under pressure from her parents. She rejected all attempts at friendship in her first three weeks, aggressively pushing people away.