Age: 25
Gender: Transgirl
Sexuality: Pansexual
Room Number: 305
Mental Stability: Very stable
Height: 5'4"
Weight: 115 lbs
Hair Color: Naturally brown, but dyed light blue.
Eye Color: Black
Facial Details: Wears winged eyeliner, a lot of bright colored eyeshadow, and blush. She is covered in freckles and has very undefined cheekbones. She trims her eyebrows to near perfection. Holly gets a lot of acne, but does her best to get it off. She covers it up with a great deal of foundation and concealer.
Piercings: Nose
Ethnicity: Icelandic, Russian, Austrian
Occupation: Psychotherapist for children
Personality: Holly is shy, quiet, and sweet. She has a great intuition and always knows just how someone is feeling. It is, according to her, her personal responsibility to help others be the best they can be. Optimism is one of her strong points. Holly can always come up with just the right thing to say to make herself and others hopeful for the future. She can come up with and successfully implement a plan for improving just about everything.
Her desire for strong, close personal connections to other people is never quenched. Despite having about four close friends, she is always looking for even more. She listens intently to everyone, even to conversation topics others would consider boring. Holly is usually quiet, but is surprisingly passionate and will voice her opinions.
Likes: Meaningful Conversations, Animals, Plushes, Pastel Colors, Art, Books, Cake, Video Games
Dislikes: Rudeness, Abusers, Smelly Things, Judgemental People, Sports, Thunderstorms
Skills: A Good Listener, Accepting, Creative, Has a Beautiful Singing Voice, Fashion Design, Makeup
Flaws: Super shy and scared of strangers, Feels Guilty Very Easily, Sleeps Too Much, Unorganized, Loses Things Constantly
Biography: Holly was born as Henry Lolita. Throughout her entire childhood, "Henry" never felt connected to being a boy. She wanted to wear pretty dresses, and have teaparties with dolls instead of doing regular little boy things such as playing football or playing in mud. Her mother was alright with letting her son wear Disney princess costumes and carry around American Girl dolls. Her father, on the other hand, was disgusted by how his son wanted to do traditionally feminine things. It took until puberty hit for "Henry" to feel out of place in her body. This was when she realized that not only did she like feminine things, but she wanted to be a girl. She despised her flat chest, her hips that didn't curve like she wanted, and the penis between her legs. She wanted to be called Holly, not Henry. She realized that she wanted to be a girl. It took a lot of courage, but she came out to her parents and friends. Her mother and friends were accepting, but her father wasn't. This made Holly very sad, but she has never given up on gaining his approval.
She did very well in school, and received a full ride to a prestigious university. Holly could have become a lawyer or a doctor and made a great deal of money, but she decided to become a therapist. She wanted to help people. For the short time she has been working, she has loved it. Holly loves children, and would love to have a few of her own in the future.
Gender: Transgirl
Sexuality: Pansexual
Room Number: 305
Mental Stability: Very stable
Height: 5'4"
Weight: 115 lbs
Hair Color: Naturally brown, but dyed light blue.
Eye Color: Black
Facial Details: Wears winged eyeliner, a lot of bright colored eyeshadow, and blush. She is covered in freckles and has very undefined cheekbones. She trims her eyebrows to near perfection. Holly gets a lot of acne, but does her best to get it off. She covers it up with a great deal of foundation and concealer.
Piercings: Nose
Ethnicity: Icelandic, Russian, Austrian
Occupation: Psychotherapist for children
Personality: Holly is shy, quiet, and sweet. She has a great intuition and always knows just how someone is feeling. It is, according to her, her personal responsibility to help others be the best they can be. Optimism is one of her strong points. Holly can always come up with just the right thing to say to make herself and others hopeful for the future. She can come up with and successfully implement a plan for improving just about everything.
Her desire for strong, close personal connections to other people is never quenched. Despite having about four close friends, she is always looking for even more. She listens intently to everyone, even to conversation topics others would consider boring. Holly is usually quiet, but is surprisingly passionate and will voice her opinions.
Likes: Meaningful Conversations, Animals, Plushes, Pastel Colors, Art, Books, Cake, Video Games
Dislikes: Rudeness, Abusers, Smelly Things, Judgemental People, Sports, Thunderstorms
Skills: A Good Listener, Accepting, Creative, Has a Beautiful Singing Voice, Fashion Design, Makeup
Flaws: Super shy and scared of strangers, Feels Guilty Very Easily, Sleeps Too Much, Unorganized, Loses Things Constantly
Biography: Holly was born as Henry Lolita. Throughout her entire childhood, "Henry" never felt connected to being a boy. She wanted to wear pretty dresses, and have teaparties with dolls instead of doing regular little boy things such as playing football or playing in mud. Her mother was alright with letting her son wear Disney princess costumes and carry around American Girl dolls. Her father, on the other hand, was disgusted by how his son wanted to do traditionally feminine things. It took until puberty hit for "Henry" to feel out of place in her body. This was when she realized that not only did she like feminine things, but she wanted to be a girl. She despised her flat chest, her hips that didn't curve like she wanted, and the penis between her legs. She wanted to be called Holly, not Henry. She realized that she wanted to be a girl. It took a lot of courage, but she came out to her parents and friends. Her mother and friends were accepting, but her father wasn't. This made Holly very sad, but she has never given up on gaining his approval.
She did very well in school, and received a full ride to a prestigious university. Holly could have become a lawyer or a doctor and made a great deal of money, but she decided to become a therapist. She wanted to help people. For the short time she has been working, she has loved it. Holly loves children, and would love to have a few of her own in the future.