April McRae

"Don’t fucking lie to me, you know I’m allergic to bullshit."

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- Name -

April McRae

- Nickname(s) -

None

- Gender -

Fem - She/Her

- Age -

24

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Appearance

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- Race -

Fox

- Hair Color -

Brown

- Hair Style -

Parted to the right, long and wavy.

- Eye Color -

Green, so green they seem to glow.

- Body Type -

April has thick thighs and a small waist that make finding good fitting jeans difficult, thus she insists sticking to low-rise always works for her. She’s average height, standing at 5’4” without the black heels she absolutely loves to strut around in. She goes to the gym often, usually five to six times a week and leaves Sunday for a rest day. She’s toned because of this, making her figure one of what she would call ‘perfection’. She has medium breasts that feel most comfortable in a lacy black bra. She has slim arms and a firm round ass that she can shake like nobodies business.

- Clothes -

Most often April can be seen wearing any pair of black heels, low-rise jeans that sometimes have a rhinestone belt, an orange halter top and dark brown sunglasses with brown lenses. She’ll also wear anything leopard printed.

- Height -

5’4”

- Weight -

142lbs

- Body modifications -

None, she says she likes to keep her body ‘perfect’ like the way it is.

- Fashion style -

Y2K, she sticks to heels, fashion boots, low-rise jeans, whale tails, halter tops, if it’s from that era, she wears it.

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Identity

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- History -

April comes from a good home with parents that may describe themselves as good but she wouldn’t go that far. Her mom’s emotionally unavailable and her dad’s a ‘doormat’ in her eyes. She loves them but it took a long time for her to understand what she could and couldn’t say to her mom in order to keep the peace at home. Her dad, well, he’s a pushover. For her entire life, April watched the dynamic between them. The way her mother would spend money irresponsibly and then complain about it and her dad would just let it go. If April tried to tell her how she was in the wrong, her mother would just argue back with her until she stopped talking. As a result of this, she ended up spending more and more time outside of home and with