::REX::
::Age::
;;Fifteen;;
::Gender:
;;Male;;
::Personality::
;;Rex suffers a severe case of dependent personality disorder, and needs to constantly be around people, or at least be talking to them through a cell phone or computer. He’s very into vlogging because of this; if more people care about him, he matters to more people. He tends to cling to anyone he meets and is overly trusting, as well as constantly begging for attention in any way he can get it.
::Likes::
;;Attention;;
;;People;;
;;Boys;;
;;His family;;
;;His house;;
;;Familiarity;;
;;Video games;;
;;The internet;;
;;Physical affection;;
;;Hats;;
::Dislikes::
;;People who won’t pay attention to him;;
;;Lexia’s problems;;
;;Going out;;
;;Milk products;;
;;Television;;
;;Loud people;;
;;Cats;;
::Lexia’s Sickness::
;;He hates how she gets so much of the family’s attention. He does that with everyone’s problems, though.;;
::History::
;;From an early age, Rex has been grabbing onto people and holding tight because he has always felt like he’ll be abandoned at the drop of a hat. A middle sibling, he’s never felt particularly appreciated, and by this logic, he was never needed. It took his family until twelve to finally take him to a psychologist and then, eventually, diagnose him with dependent personality disorder, at which point, Rex started jumping from therapist to therapist so he wouldn’t get attached to one, but still had enough support to figure himself out. At one point or another it clicked that he was gay, simply through him flicking around the internet, which became a second home to him due to the temporarity of most internet friendships, and the way he could be constantly connected and kind of important. He began preferring the computer screen to the real world some time in his thirteenth year, but quickly remembered to balance family time so he got real attention.
::Other::
;;n/a?;;