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βThe Basics β
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β My name is:
Hunter Davis McArtra
"No, 'Davis' is not my middle name!"
β You can call me:
Hun, Dave, Davy, H.D. (although, most of the time, people just call him Hunter Davis)
"Call me 'Hunny', and I swear to God, I'll tear you a new one, got it?"
β Iβve blown this many candles:
19
β I am a:
Male
β I'll meet you in my dorm!:
Dorm Two A
β My Role is:
Protector of the Secret
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β Getting to Know Me Better β
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β This is my life:
Hunter Davis's parents always tried to give their one and only child a comfortable life, and for the most part, they succeeded. The only thing that complicated what would have been a very nice life for the family of three was Hunter Davis's... mental condition. According to his parents, ever since he was a small child, he has had mood swings of outrageous magnitude, throwing tantrums at the slightest of provocations that would have seemed like nothing to normal children. Not only that, but his temper was just out of control. Even when he was little, it would cause him to do things that were way out of line. For example, in his preschool, if one child were to be playing with a particular toy, and Hunter Davis decided that he wanted that toy, he would approach the other child and proceed to hit the kid until they surrendered the toy, which didn't typically take long. He didn't ask them or anything; he'd just up and start hitting them without warning. This was, naturally, not tolerated by his parents in the least bit, so they tried what they could to nip the problem at the bud, while he was still young. What they didn't realize at that point in time was that Hunter Davis was not an unruly child by choice, and that it was a deeper problem within his mind.
His beyond-disorderly behavior continued to evolve as he grew older and matured physically. It seemed as if the older he grew, the more violent he grew. Except, it wasn't as childish as it had been. He was meaner, darker, more bent on causing pain that would hurt longer than for just a few minutes. Suffering, to be more exact. He grew to want others to suffer. Especially when he reached his high school years. And this was all something that he had no control over.But sometimes, as tends to happen with bipolar people, he would hit lows in his mood, and he would go from angry to depressed to angry again at inconsistent intervals. This was never good news for those around him, as sometimes, one or two unwise souls would attempt to comfort him when they found him... not hollering at people and slinging death threats everywhere. In actuality, it was these sorts of situations where he would reach his worst. Long story short, his bipolarity had him switching schools a lot. Eventually, his parents threw up their hands and had him put into Anger Management classes. They seemed to work... a bit. He was making progress, according to his counselor, albeit little by little. In reality, his parents had long since given up believing their child could be fixed. But, despite the fact that no one assumed he would be able to, Hunter Davis eventually managed to graduate from high school and earn his diploma. This was where another trial started for his parents: finding a college that would accept their son. After much perseverance, deliberation, and several phone calls, they were relieved to find that Hunter Davis was accepted into Beauchamp. Hunter Davis knew very well how relived his parents were to be rid of him and his godawful behavior, but on the inside, he's determined not to screw up anymore.
β Sometimes I act like this:
Hunter Davis, when one first encounters him, more often than not proves himself unlikable with his outrageously fiery temper and predisposition towards violence. Actually, this typical first impression, isn't all that inaccurate. In reality, an angry jerk is basically how he tends to act, no matter what the circumstances. However, as he suffers from bipolarity, there are lulls in his bad attitude that would mainly consist of him profusely apologizing for anything wrong or offensive he does. These times when he is not enraged by anything often cause him to hit a low as far as mood, meaning, simply put, he can get very depressed when he's not yelling at anyone. As demonstrated in his younger years, this is not a good time for anyone to be around, much less try to interact with Hunter Davis, because, as they say, it's always quiet before the storm. He tends to be extremely emotional most of the time, and doesn't like being shown up by anyone, or made a fool of in any way. It does major damage to his ego, his giant, giant ego, and that he just does not stand for. When it comes to his personal opinions of other people, they vary also, and despite what his outward actions suggest, he does not automatically assume everyone sucks. It's just that he has a hard time expressing his feelings about people, so they all sort of come out as one big insulting jumble of misunderstandings. But, this doesn't stop Hunter Davis from trying to talk to people, especially if they attract his attention.
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β Other Information β
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β Give it to me:
β Yelling
β Cats
β Comedy movies
β Sour things
β Rock music
β Fighting
β Meeting new people (oddly enough)
β His hair
β Throw it out:
β His parents
β Old people
β Getting blamed for things he didn't do
β Being avoided or ignored
β Therapy
β Crush:
N/A
β Quotes:
"Schadenfreude."
"Everything in life is only for now."
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β Final Information β
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β Other:
Hunter Davis is required to take medication to curb his bipolarity and aid his anger management techniques.
β Username:
Kiran-sama