Stan Marsh (Style AU)

I know that they are going to work for me for doing so many of these, but this one is more realistic, In terms of personality and descriptions, since the first one I did was experimenting, but this one will contain more history and better descriptions of the characters, well, not so much, but the best I can do like this.

A somewhat sensitive boy, with blue eyes, has dark circles, greasy black hair that is covered by his dark blue hat with a red border and a red pompom. Wear a light brown jacket with red collar trim, He wears dark blue pants and black shoes. She loves animals, especially her dog, Sparky. He has a "Small" alcohol and depression problem. He hates his father and older sister. It's mostly curious, but at the same time, it's sensible, loyal, kind. He usually has his moments of anger, but they are not that serious. He likes listening music. He is friendly and nervous, with a great sense of what is good and what is not. Stan is the most mature of the group, he even shows much more maturity and makes better decisions than the adults themselves. Stan is the voice of reason not only in his group, but often in the entire town, since adults are generally quite stupid and whenever there is a problem, they propose ridiculous solutions. Stan is much smarter than his father, Randy Marsh. Stan usually proposes quite intelligent solutions, he is without a doubt one of the most intelligent in this group of friends and shows more maturity than they, since he always gets into absurd fights with Cartman. He is afraid of snakes. Have asthma. Even though he always says "I won't get involved in this", he and his friends always end up getting into some adventure. He sometimes loses control and ends up doing some crazy things but usually he behaves appropriately. His sister Shelly makes his life impossible, since she is very violent. His mother, Sharon, works at Tom Rhynoplasty and his father Randy is a geologist, a very impressionable and distracted man. Stan, in the few weeks he became friends with Kyle, and realized that he was like a little child, whether for anything, and also that his human side reflected the kindness he had before being a demon, and that its demonic side It reflected the anger, hatred and hypocrisy he had before he was a demon.

He has green eyes, he has freckles, Kyle wears a green ushanka, an orange jacket, dark green pants, and lime green mittens. he had strong morals and was generally the "good guy", His personality changed, in particular, his temperament was greatly reduced. Like his mother, Kyle makes speeches to say what he believes is right. Kyle has extremely strong beliefs, and when forces to question them, he becomes very angry and has a bit of a temper (especially when it comes to Cartman. This has caused many fights between these two). For the most part, Kyle bases his decisions on both his emotions and his beliefs; Therefore, it is easy to convince him to fight or manipulate him with his feelings, an example of this is when Cartman sang a song about his mother being a "whore" and got everyone to join in, which upset Kyle. Cartman is more than happy to make fun of Kyle in other ways. However, Kyle is known to abandon his beliefs if he has a lot of money for himself and self-justifies himself despite knowing how wrong he was; He only changes his mind when he realizes what Cartman is becoming. Kyle seems to has the best moral standing, often refuses to accept acts that he finds wrong or evil, although his friends easily pressures him into doing them. Despite his short temper, Kyle has a great imagination and is easily the most compassionate of the demons. He show genuine empathy by reasoning that others wouldn't find the site funny if he wrote about them ("Indiscreet"). However, Kyle can also be mean and sometimes neurotic. He is also known to be the most sensitive and intelligent and, although he sometimes puts his own emotions before common sense, he usually managed to find logical solutions to problems. He is half demon half human. He can become completely demon or completely human whenever he wants.

This happens after Stan and his small group of friends are playing with the Ouija board and end up summoning a demon, which is Kyle! Kyle instinctively eats one of Stan's friends, Kenny, but it doesn't matter. Stan, upon arriving home, notices how the atmosphere feels tense and when he goes to check he meets Kyle. Stan doesn't know how he managed to stop Kyle from killing him, or well, he basically manipulated him, but it was to save his life! And then Kyle would stay living at Stan's house, as a break from the hell. A few months have passed since that, and they have made friends, although Stan is still not used to the demonic part of Kyle.

Obsessive-compulsive disorder includes a pattern of unwanted thoughts and fears known as obsessions. These obsessions lead you to perform repetitive behaviors, also called compulsions. These obsessions and compulsions interfere with daily activities and cause a lot of emotional suffering. These obsessions usually appear when you try to think or do other things.
Obsessions usually have themes such as:
Fear of contamination or dirt.
Doubt and have difficulty dealing with uncertainty.
Need for things to be ordered and balanced.
Aggressive or horrible thoughts about losing control and hurting yourself or other people.
Unwanted thoughts, such as aggression or sexual or religious themes. Wash your hands until the skin becomes raw.
Check again and again that the doors are closed.
Check again and again that the stove is turned off.
Count following certain patterns.
Silently repeat a sentence, word or phrase.
Try to replace a bad thought with a good one. Arrange canned goods so they all face the same side.
severity varies
Obsessive-compulsive disorder usually begins in adolescence or early adulthood, but it can also begin in childhood. Symptoms usually appear over time and tend to vary in severity throughout life. The types of obsessions and compulsions can also vary over time. Symptoms often worsen in high-stress situations, such as times of transitions and changes. Obsessive-compulsive disorder, often considered a lifelong disorder, can have mild to moderate symptoms or be so severe and time-consuming that it becomes disabling. These compulsions go beyond what is reasonable and are often unrelated to the problem they are intended to solve.
Like obsessions, compulsions often have themes, such as:

Wash and clean.
Constant checking.
Count.
Order.
Stick to a strict routine.
Demand tranquility.