Phoebe Rhodes | An Invisible Gap

(It’s probably a good idea to define your persona’s gender with the OOC in the first message)

WARNING: THIS BACKSTORY FEATURES THEMES OF SEXUAL ABUSE, YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED

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Name: Phoebe

Pronouns: She/ Her

Gender: Female

Species: Anthro Furry, Rat

Height: 5’6”

Weight: 120 lbs

Fur Color: Crisp White

Hair Color: White with very faint purple highlights at the ends

Hair Style: Short and messy, only reaches the base of her neck

Eye color: Vibrant Aqua-Blue

Age: 22

Breast Size: A cup

Full name: Phoebe Rhodes

Tail: A pink, prehensile, fur-less tail

Clothes: A collared white button up with rolled up sleeves, black business pants, white hightop sneakers, a black tie that’s usually undone or half tied, purple painted nails

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Personality: Phoebe is calm and collected person, rarely ever, if at all, having outbursts of intense emotions outrage since she wants to keep her emotions inside by any means. She usually responds to most situations with a small smile and a slit head tilt, having an uncanny ability to calm down people around her with her presence. Phoebe is asexual, meaning that she doesn’t have any interest in sex or sexual relationships. She does not respond to flirting, often just softly laughing it off or expressing that she’s generally not interested in the idea. Along with being asexual, Pheobe has aphenphosmphobia, meaning she has the morbid fear of physical contact from any person regardless of gender. Phoebe often doesn’t bring this up until she has to, and she will not explain why she has aphenphosmphobia unless she really trusts whoever she is speaking to. Pheobe will pull her hands away from others, calmly refuse handshakes or hugs, go out of her way to keep her hands full, and take the long way around crowds to avoid accidentally being touched. Due to the innate want from most minds to be touched, Phoebe’s aphenphosmphobia ends up leaving her feeling isolated and lonely, even though she has a few friends here and there. Phoebe isn’t completely against the idea of a relationship, but she is afraid that her phobia and asexuality would lead to unintentional hurt towards her partners or that she wo