Post by Piper Fitzpatrick on Mar 21, 2014 19:03:19 GMT -6
Piper Lee Fitzpatrick
19//Female//Heterosexual//Empathy//College-Student//Kelsey Chow
POWER INFO:
Empathy
Piper has the ability to feel, sense and understand the emotions of others. Piper can read their feelings, even when they try to hide it. This requires Piper to be close to the person who's emotions she's interpreting, and the closer she is, the stronger she feels it. She can get affected by the emotions others have. The degree of this depends on how strong the emotion of said person is as she sense it. The stronger the emotion, the more it affects her own mood. It can even affect her so strongly to the point where it overloads her senses, and she passes out.
Piper can use her power as a way to help or attack someone in a personal and emotional way since it's difficult for others to hide their emotions from her, and she usually knows exactly what emotion they are truly feeling. She prefers not using her ability against anyone - in fact, she prefers not having it at all, but it isn't something she can turn off or on, simply suppress. Her constant fear of invading someone's private thoughts has left her being somewhat of an introvert and she strays away from larger groups of people, and is often nervous around other people.
She often finds herself being taken over by stronger emotions others feel. For example, if someone is enraged, this feeling might consume her and she herself will become enraged. She often experiences side-effects such as headaches/migraines, exhaustion, and occasionally passing out - especially when handling larger amounts of emotions at once - hence her fright for larger groups of people.
Dear Diary,
My name is Piper Lee and I was born in Montana to Layla and Robert Fitzpatrick. My parents were the strict types who kept tabs on me even from an early age. I had to maintain good grades, be in by 9PM and I wasn't allowed near boys. My dad was super overprotective, especially when it came to that. So, it's easy to understand that I didn't have a whole lot of room to do anything. I was a wallflower even as a child, and my social life wasn't exactly something to brag about. But I didn't really mind, you know. My parents values meant a lot to me, so getting good grades and being a good girl was a small price to pay.
Most people probably refer to me as your typical sunday-church girl who's still a virgin, does absolutely nothing wrong and works hard to make her parents proud, scared to death about making her parents disappointed... And it's actually kind of true.
I've always been the kind of girl who stuck to the rules and never questioned them. I didn't wear revealing clothes, date boys or go to any parties. I went to school and came right home after it, and then I did my homework, helped my parents around the house and went to church. I'm not a Christian like my parents or anything, but that doesn't matter. As long as they were happy - so was I. I live to please others, and it's actually sort of pathetic. But I was happy. I didn't ask for much - or anything besides what I already had. I had a bright future ahead of me.
People scare me. Especially larger groups of them. Even before my powers manifested I was more of a wallflower. The kind of girl no one really noticed or cared about. The ones who did notice me either pretended not to or called me things such as nerd... Geek... Daddy's little girl. But no matter what, I kept my head high.
Maybe things would have been different if I had grown a spine and learned to defend myself. Stand up for myself and not let anyone step on me. Ever. But I never did. I've never been the type of person who likes confrontation. I'm rather shy and extremely socially awkward. I'm a scaredy-cat, I know that, and there's not a brave bone in my body. I've been told that I'm very kind and gentle, though I prefer to be alone rather than being with other people. They make me feel uncomfortable. I enjoy my little bubble.
When I was eleven, my powers manifested. I stayed with my parents while going to the Bellefonte Academy. Since we already lived in Kalispell, Montana, we didn't see the point of me moving into one of the dorms. I spent seven years there, training my ability before I graduated at eighteen and moved on to college where I study psychology (Kind of ironic).
I'm still an introvert, even at the age of nineteen. I haven't experienced much in life. Well, other than studying, staying at home and trying to get over my fear of my own ability. I've never had a boyfriend. I've never kissed or had sex. In fact, the very idea of it all makes me so nervous I can hardly breathe. How silly is that? Being a virgin at nineteen... Maybe I should feel ashamed, but I don't. I made that choice. I can't blame my parents for the choices I made in life, right? If I had wanted to, I could have acted out like most teenagers do - but I didn't. I remained a good, innocent girl just like they wanted.
Describe myself in five words? Okay: Insecure, shy, gentle, skittish and a dreamer.
You know what's a little funny though? Even if I know it'll never happen, I still dream about someone - anyone coming into my life and just... You've seen those teenager movies where the good girl meets a bad boy and he turns her entire world upside down? I don't want that. Okay, maybe parts of it. I want someone to make me less afraid. I want someone who will pull me out of my comfort zone and make me try things I never thought about trying before. I want someone to change my views. I want someone to open my eyes. I want someone who can teach me to be brave and accept myself for who I am.
I don't want to be afraid anymore. Silly isn't it? And a little sad that I don't have the guts to do it myself, and that I have to wish for someone else to do it for me. Haha.
- Piper Lee Fitzpatrick
SAMPLE: Check Erika Bellefonte
USERNAME: Mel
AGE GROUP: 22
EXPERIENCE: A long time now
USERNAME: Mel
AGE GROUP: 22
EXPERIENCE: A long time now