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Pettiest Bitch Out There
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Logan Abrams
Nicknames-
Lo, Loggie (only for those that are very close)
Age-
18
Grade-
Senior
Gender-
Female
Sexuality-
Bisexual
Ethnicity-
African- American
Logan doesn’t really know how she looks. With her mother being from another country she figures that she gets some of her facial features from her. She’s blessed with healthy, hair that she has a habit of straitening. Her friends love when she does it though her mother would much rather have her wear it natural. Logan’s thought about it a couple of times but until then she enjoys her straight her. It reminds her of Aaliyah. She’s not the skinniest nor the biggest but she feels as though she is a bit closer to being a stick than anything. She’s an average height, only reaching 5’4 and doesn’t weigh too much. Her mother makes sure of that.
Clothing style-
Logan likes to keep it cute. But then again, what teenage girl her age doesn’t? She’s big on overalls and loves to wear crop shirts and can be seen with the hooks down. Along with the overalls she likes to wear different colored windbreakers with her nike sneakers. If she’s not wearing her own clothes then she’s stealing her cousin Miguel’s clothes. She loves the fashion of wearing mens clothes and the feel of his flannel shirts and huge t-shirts hanging off of her is something next to exhilarating. However the one thing you will always see her in is Cross Colours clothing. It’s her absolute life and she never leaves her house without wearing some form of clothing or accessory from it.
Distinguishing Marks-
She has no distinguishing marks but she has been thinking about getting a tattoo.
Personality-
Despite the ‘bitchy’ look that every claims she seems to have on her face at all times, Logan is a sweet girl. She enjoys making friends and keeping relationships with those around her to be civil. She isn’t one to make enemies with someone for no reason so unless someone has started beef with her she’s chilling like a villain. She doesn’t wear her heart on her sleeve and is actually very good a keeping her emotions in control- Almost to the point that she can sometimes seem emotionless or be called something of a robot with the way she’ll respond to certain situations involving her.
But she can easily change and for one thing only. Logan is very passionate about her rights and refuses to let anyone take them away from her. One comment she deems ignorant can bring on a whirlwind of sass, whoop ass, and some of the most brutal clap backs one would ever hear in the high school career. It is only when she’s going through this kind of event do her emotions get the best of her. She can’t help it that they easily spin out of control and because of that things don’t always go right. She gets riled up easily and has been known to be physically violent when pushed too far by those she’s debating with and when moments like that come-
It only pushes her further into the stereotype of her being the mad black woman or more in tune to their age- The bitch of the school.
Goals-
To see equal rights for everyone
Get out of the city
Become the first black woman president
Work on her temper
Likes-
Learning new things
Crushing her rivals if she needs to
Putting people in their place
Dislikes-
Idiots
People who challenge her
The stereotype she’s been given
Fears-
Losing any of her family to violence
Losing her will to continue with life
Gang Affiliations(If any)-
Logan isn’t in any gangs. She doesn’t find the need to be in such childish, insubordinate groups that only cause destruction and bad rep for her people.
Habits-
Chewing on the end of her pencils when in thought
Messing with the ring on her finger
Clenching her jaw when she’s angry
Bio(At least a small para)-
Logan was born to the parents of Justin Abrams and Lesedi Omiata. Justin was the one to leave New Jersey when he was a young adult and met Lesedi when he reached New York. The two hit it off and within two years were married with a small home in the Bed-Stuy of New york. Two years after, Logan was born. Due to Lesedi being the first of her family to come to America, she was considered to be someone ‘fresh off the boat’ and while Logan grew up with heavy influence from America and Brooklyn in particular, her mother made sure to teach her everything about her homeland. It was there that Logan came to love south Africa with the stories her mother told her and began to share her love for her mother’s homeland. But it was then as a child she was taught by her father that her culture wasn’t the most important thing to people and while it hurt to know that she wouldn’t be seen as who she truly was, it sparked an anger inside of her. One that would slowly grow as she grew older.
Due to her mother being new to the country and not wanting to be seen as anything but another successful citizen, Logan was pestered endlessly over her performance in everything she did. She was put in sports as a child and was told to learn as many instruments as she could and when school started up, it was no different. She was the one who was supposed to the top of her class and while she hated the extra long hours of studying and practicing she did end up excelling. She was bullied relentlessly for it in elementary school and once Middle school hit, she finally grew tough skin and had no problem talking back. While she was seen as something of a fireball and didn’t have the ‘best’ reputation in the school system she was still one who aced everything she did.
When she hit her freshman year in high school, she heard of Rodney King along with the L.A. riots. She was hit with emotions she had done so well to keep in the back of mind. She ranted to anyone that would listen and demanded her school do something to help out in the situation and was angered when hardly anyone would help. So she started her own club- One that would change the perspective of her school, city, and as she hoped the country or even the world. ‘Black Students Unite’ was created and while it only started off with her and about three other members, she was proud to be a part of something that she thought could make a big impact. As her years went on as the president of the club she gained a small following. It wasn’t as large of a club like the rest of the clubs in the school but her group was a small army, ready to go off at the sound of her snapping her fingers. She’s gained a reputation for being that one angry black chick and while she wishes she could get rid of it, she hasn’t had much luck with changing it.
So now as a senior she simply goes through the year, doing her best to keep on top of her grades, keep her emotions in check, and rid herself of the reputation she has received.
Oh.
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