Full Name
Hunter Chandler Ahrens
Age
20, nearly 21
Sexuality
Heterosexual, though he's not totally against bisexuality
Height
6'2"
Weight
180 lbs
Occupation
Bar's door staff/Favor Boy
Personality
Taught by his sister's how to treat a girl, Hunter is similar to his brother to everyone. He's kind and friendly, but straight forward and honest. He has a tendency to make everyone around him as happy and comfortable as he is. There's not really a specific reason why, but he gets very comfortable around people easily. He is known for both being very friendly and funny, and doing ridiculous things, without thinking through the consequences. His warm and inviting nature makes people want to be friends with him in general, whether it be because he's always straight forward and honest with them or because he's so friendly. He isn't judgmental in the slightest, and isn't likely to be sexist, having grown up in a house with sisters. Hunter looks to make friends with a girl rather than trying to get in their pants, and if that happens as a part of it, he's not complaining. But if you are rude to someone, he won't hold back in calling you out. He doesn't like bullying, and always rides for the under dog.
But the truth is, most people don't really know him. This happy, friendly, laughing exterior is only one of show to hide how he really feels. He's angry- all the time about things that should no longer matter, but for some reason do. His emotions are hyped higher than the average person, thanks to his meds, and he seems to take things harder, though he doesn't let it show. To his friends and the people around him, it seems as though nothing can pennontrate his bubble of perfect happiness, but if you get to know him, you'll realize there is no bubble.
Past
Hunter was born into a family with more love than the average family. His mother and father had been high school sweet hearts and stayed together with hardly any fighting, having their first two children within two years. Both were girls, Hannah and Hadley. Two years later, the couple had a third and fourth child, twins, Hunter and Haley. Hunter was pushed to start as many sports as possible, football, soccer, basketball, lacrosse, rugby, while his sisters all started swimming. When he was four, his parents had another daughter, and a year after, a fifth. Many boys in his situation may complain or hate it, but he learned how to work with it.
Instead of pushing away all the femininity they offered, he learnt from it. He went from one of the random boys who played every sport that girls thought was cute, but never someone they were interested in to the boy they all wanted to be best friends with. He was sweet, caring, kind, and embraced everything that girls needed in a friend. He went from being a huge jock to being someone everyone wanted to know, and he was still kickass at sports.
And then tragedy struck. At age sixteen, one sister in college, one in senior year, one a sophomore, like him, and one a sixth grader, his parents, on their way to a game he was in and his sisters were cheering in, they got in a car crash. The car went off road, flipped, then caught fire. Both were dead before they got to the hospital.
Since, Hunter has tried his hardest to earn money. He does anything, earning him many nicknames, one of which is favor boy, trying to help out with his family as much as he can.
