You can call me Twi or by my char name, I answer to most things. I work full time Fri-Mon, 7:30a-6p and I'm CDT/GMT-5. I'm usually online and lurking during these times, but I can and will drop in then disappear again based on what's going on at work.

I'm open to most things, topics and genres both, but only after we discuss. Feel free to tag me in a starter. You're also welcome to poke after a couple days if I'm around and haven't responded. I have a bad habit of opening a chat/starting to reply, then getting distracted and forgetting to hit enter. I'll generally try to match length but no promises, and I aim for 3rd person more often than not

Please hit me up any time, dms are always open to plot. 

Heeseung is the sort of person who lives his life with passion. He’s doing what he loves, something he cares about, and it, as well of the members of Enhypen, mean a lot to him. He’s thoughtful and introspective, always thinking about one thing or another, and often about the people around him. Warm and kind to his dongsaengs and friends, Heeseung takes his role as the eldest in Enhypen seriously, doing what he can to help mitigate their stress and make them smile. Still, it’s also not uncommon for him to get stuck in his head. He’s a perfectionist and sets high expectations for himself, so it’s crushing when he can’t meet those standards. .

Mule deer are named for their ears, which resemble that of a mule, and key differences from other deer include their ears, tail color (black tipped) amd antler configuration. Mule deer antlers are bifurcated, “forking” as they grow rather than branching from a single main beam.  Each spring, around mid-Feb, the antlers are shed, then begin to regrow almost immediately. 

Heeseung does have antlers; they're covered in soft velvet until around the start of autumn, then the velvet is rubbed off. At that point, he'll often grind them down until they'll less abtrusive (but never before, because the antlers are "living" until they begin to die in autumn. More prone to aggression or outbursts during his rut. Constantly snacking or "grazing" because he'll take multiple smaller meals over larger, heavier meals. Not a vegetarian, though he can be picky about what meat he eats and when. 

basketball, ramen, sleeping, dogs and cats, most animals, hot tea, learning new things

the smell of smoke/something burning

playing video games, listening to music, reading, playing guitar

biting his lip, ruffling his hair, playing with any jewelry he might be wearing, snacking