Anomy
Legacy Name: Anomy

Name: Anomy Harris
Alias: Any
Gender: Male
Age: 21
Orientation: Bisexual
Status: Single
Race: Caucasian
Occupation: Unemployed
Roleplay: Open

Height: 5’8”
Build: Thin and stringy, not very muscular.
Distinguishing marks: None.
Eyes: Turquoise blue.
Hair: Black and curly, always with some sort of hairpin or other such decoration in it.

Likes: Toys, plushies, hair-clips, playing with toys, buying toys, painting, coloring, drawing, gardening, reading, pets, games, catching bugs, strawberries, windows, talking, gifts, plants, baking, spiders, surprises, parks, smiling, talking, playing in the dirt, bubble baths, candy
Hates: Being alone, confinement, cruelty, the dark, illness, death, being yelled at, responsibility, adulthood

Other: When he was living with his mother, Anomy had a wide spectrum of imaginary friends. In his most favorite rainbow journal, he often refers to them by name as if they were real people. Even though he is on his own now, he still associates with them and can often be seen talking to himself. At his apartment, he will carry out full conversations with his goldfish, Carassius or Cara for short.

Despite being confined indoors for his entire life, Anomy has always had a vivid imagination, perhaps because of this fact. He is extremely artistic and will use whatever art supplies he has readily available, whether a box crayons or a set of watercolors. Probably his most dominant trait, Any adores playing with anything. Another result of his upbringing, Anomy never really had a chance to mature completely. He is very much like a child. However, this doesn't mean that he is stupid, ignorant perhaps in the common sense area, but very bright nonetheless. Because he only ever had his mother as a companion, she was of course the one to teach her son. Homeschooling taught Anomy just as much as any other child, just not how to interact with other people and independence. Any has difficulty dealing with everyday problems, though if given enough time he can always work it out. He isn't very good at taking care of himself, because his mother always did it for him. Now that he is on his own in the real world, Any is above all else, excited, but he could use someone to show him the ropes. Fortunately, though, he is very optimistic and not easily discouraged. He loves to try new things; it is the experience that he lacks.