168cm // 5'6 ft.

currently platinum with pastel purple tint.

dark brown.

cozy grunge girl.

ears.

this in the middle of her back.

velvet roses and oud.

 

 

It wasn't until they had to pack up and move back to Seoul that everything began. Some would call it the twisted ways that fate planned for her so that the fruitous end was sweeter.

 

But 14-year old Hyeseong didn't think so. 

 

She was thrown into a world she didn't know. Language aside, she was too foreign to be considered local and she was made sure of it wherever she went. Still, nothing was as brutal as South Korean highschool. 

 

She didn't mind being an outcast nor did she mind having much friends either— Hyeseong had always been like this, someone who simply didn't care what was thought of her other than those she genuinely cared of them. Those handful ones were more than enough for her. Even with the bullying, she kept her head high, knowing she would be better off soon. 

 

She had her minds set to the stars, like her name, and it began in her senior year of highschool. 

 

Career day had always been an awkward one, where all she did was hang back from her peers who all mass rushed into the conglomerate sections. Sure, entertainment agencies were all there too but did she truly want to train for something she genuinely loved? She had one fear— what if she began hating music, the one thing that made her who she is?

 

She'd learned how to play the piano with her father who'd taught her how to play the turntable and mix songs— it had been his dream too, to play music but he'd easily succumbed to societal pressure. But Mr. Lee didn't want that for his star. 

 

What began as playful 'producing' at the age of twelve became something she was impeccably passionate about as she blossomed into teen and adulthood. And she was adamant too; she would be able to produce her own music with no regrets. She chased her dreams herself, making friends who taught her the ropes as much as they could. But it was never easy for a girl to get the spotlight, not in the male dominated music industry of Korea. 

Doja Cat

I write mostly in third pov for replies unless it's dialogues, diary entries and text threads. I will usually keep replies to two paras max unless speed threading but I also go crazy when inspiration hits sometimes. I do write paragraphs and novella-styles. Note that you don't have to mirror in any case but one-liners will get you either ignored or the plot dropped. I like when I put effort into my replies and when effort is reciprocated.

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