Name: Kal Ji-Tae
Age: 21
Gender: Male
Sexuality: Bi-sexual
Ethnicity: South Korean
Occupation: Café Store Employee (cashier and restock)
a p p e a r a n c e
Height: 5'11
Weight: 140 lbs
Hair Color: jet black (dyed)
Eye Color: dark brown
Ji-Tae has an oval shaped head with almond shaped eyes. In some angles his skin seems pretty pale though he really is only fair skinned. His nose is almost elongated though it still sort of protrudes more compared to the rest of his facial features. His eyebrows are a bit thin. He stands at 5'11.
As for his clothing style he tries to keep it sort of "classy" with a casual touch when stepping out though when at home he wears comfortable clothing. When going out (mostly work) he wears a buttoned dress shirt and most likely black jeans. He sometimes wears sneakers though he wears his dress shoes on some occasions as well. As for home attire, he prefers to dress more comfortably considering the fact that he is more open to being 'loose' in a sense.
Dislikes: lashing out|sticky messes|liquor (unless really stressed)|horror movies|talkative people
Hobbies: painting, sewing
Fears: bugs (only the large ones)|sleep paralysis
Ji-Tae is a soft spoken man with some questionable morals. He's mostly the type to care about people just a bit too much, though he doesn't exactly show it by the way he acts. For one thing he has a sort of big brother complex. If he sees a friend doing something stupid he'd tell them to stop in the most frank way possible. People are often put off by this trait though his friends seem to benefit from his lack of sugar coating things. It may not seem that way, but he holds onto relationships as if his life depends on it. It's always difficult for him to cut people out of his life and that's an issue that he definitely needs to fix. He almost always tries to see the good in people.
b i o g r a p h y
Ji-Tae was born around mid-winter to his seemingly caring parents. His father was the CEO of a large company and his mother stood by his side as a self employed woman who occasionally helped out her husband with his job.
He was very close with his mother. As a child she was like a much older sister to him. Though he treated her respectfully.
His father on the other hand was a different story; Although they were close during the time when Ji-Tae was much younger, they grew farther apart as the years went by. He had noticed that his business has been gaining popularity and it had taken away the time spent with him.
As his company's profit began to skyrocket, his family life began to disappear. He had no privacy to do anything and it affected his family the most. Ji-Tae was constantly being judged and at school and was always pressured to be perfect. It had taken a toll on his mother especially, and it resulted in her leaving home when they were on a trip to Spain. He was devastated, but his father seemed to get over it after about a month or two.
He had found a new, younger woman who was obviously a slimy gold digger. She never really liked him and whenever he had cried about his mother she would send him to his room where he was bedridden for the day. With this woman came her son as well who was about a few years older than Ji-Tae. He treated him like a real younger brother and they became close. Unfortunately, he wasn't aware of his mother's maltreatment towards Ji-Tae.
As college came around, Ji-Tae only went for around a year and he had figured he was done. His one-year degree hasn't really gotten him anywhere and he became a cashier at a local convenience store. He doesn't like what his life has come to, but it's a start.
Despite having seemed to put his past behind him, he could never get over it. He could never get over the fact that he could have a real job and make real money or how he could have searched for his mother just a little longer or how he couldn't work up the courage to tell his older step-brother about how badly he was treated by his stepmother. All these things remain in the back of his mind today, and he prefers not to talk about it.
