Jason Robert Blackwood
Gender
Male
Age
20
Ethnicity
French Canadian/Caucasian
Appearance
At 6'4 Jay is a daunting figure. His muscle mass from boxing doesn't help the situation. His face conveys less masculinity. Careful dark blue eyes, a long nose, and furtive pair of thin brows. His hair is dark and slightly curly.
Sexual Orientation
Never really thought about it. He presumed himself asexual until this encounter. He's very open and doesn't really consider gender a deciding factor in forming relationships.
Personality
Jay is probably the most honest person you'll ever meet. He's remarkably blunt, doesn't play games, and is very observational. Despite his keen eyes, he's usually very unaware of other's feelings toward him. Jay plays the mediator is most situations. He hates to see people fighting or being stupid. Despite his adeptness for control, he usually sits in the back seat, still observing. He tends to get himself into odd situations due to this tendency. And no matter how fun the adventure becomes, Jay is the constant skeptic, sighing at the shenanigans. Overall, he's a very happy guy. He has a mature and optimistic outlook on life.
Skills and Weaknesses
Skills
-Domestic tasks, pretty much a housewife
-Athletic/physically strong
-Eager to learn
Weaknesses
-Blind to his own needs
-Poor street smarts
-Stubborn
Favorite Things
Food- His mom's rum cake
Color- Dark brown
Music Genre- Alternative
Movie- The Graduate
T.V Show- Archer
Book- To Kill a Mockingbird
Likes & Dislikes
Likes
-Dogs
-Normality/routine
-Art
-Baking
-Sleep
-Wilderness
Dislikes
-Rodents
-Conflict
-Cheese
-Purple
-Tiny spaces
Hobbies
Boxing
Running
Cooking
Housekeeping
Reading
Writing
Learning to draw
Theme Song
Hong Kong By Gorillaz
Bio
Jay grew up in the urban thick of Vancouver. He was raised by a single mother and her transvestite boyfriend. His mom worked as a stripper and her boyfriend as a bank teller. Growing up in such an environment taught him to be very tolerant of other's and their choices. Both of his parents did well for themselves, and were good people regardless of their proclivities. He knew early on that the money they were making was solely to support him and tried to help out as much as he could. He took on all the household duties. He went to school an excelled greatly in math, landing him a scholarship at a private academy. He worked harder than ever and took up boxing. It let Jay get out his stress that he refused to burden his family and friends with. Rather than going to college out of school, he wanted work experience. He's been working at the local gym as a boxing instructor until this incident.