Pie 🥧

✩Basics✩

♀ | Young Adult

✩Occupation: Interior Designer (Pieday Interiors)

Art mentor (Freelance)

Fanclub Leader (Raine Fanclub)

✩Species: Mantibab

✩Body Type: Kou/Queen

✩Personality: Imaginative | optimistic | warmhearted | busy-bee | shy | sensitive | gullible

✩Bio✩

Bursting with creativity and ideas, Pie is always busy trying to make her dreams come to life. She's eager to redesign any room she can, paint to her heart's content, make adorable little stamps, and has a seemingly endless amount of hobbies and tasks she puts herself under. Very confident about her work, Pie lights up like the sun whenever talking about it.

Her brightness and friendly smile can bring sunshine to any who has rain clouds over their heads. She's willing to spend a week's free afternoon with a friend who's having a difficult time, and often uses her art to cheer others up. Not to mention she's always up for a hug!

When you shift a conversation to anything other than what she works on, Pie immediately loses all confidence and is helplessly shy. This may be why she buries herself in nothing but work, and she tries to avoid anything she's extra shy about, particularly any of the many crushes she's gained on various famous babs. Quick to be embarrassed, Pie's voice will melt away and her eyes widen if she were to ever make a big mistake or offend someone.

Due to her optimistic and trusting view on things, she's prone to believing the silliest things someone may tell her. It might take her a month or even longer to learn that it wasn't true, causing her to feel even more embarrassed and possibly hide under covers. She might not be willing to press past her shell that much, but if it means making a new friend or learning something completely new, she will try to step beyond her shyness toward something she'd never experienced before.

✩History✩

✩Mini Backstory

The youngest of three sisters, Pie was nicknamed by her dad as his "precious daughter". She was called this because of her amount of affection she would give back to her dad, unlike her older sisters. Pie often felt like she stuck out like a sore thumb compared to her other sisters, who she felt had more finesse and class. Because of this, Pie found it very difficult to interact with others and was insecure about her interests.

When she discovered her love for art, she started to gain more esteem and be able to talk to others, at least about what she made. Her father was enthusiastic about her gift, but her mother seemed much less thrilled, if not disappointed. For a while this made Pie hide away her talents, spending large amounts of time in her room where no one could see what she made.

It wasn't until high school did she meet other artists that made her show what she created. By then, it seemed she could become anything she imagined, and everyone thought she would be a famous artist and go to art school. However a sudden decision to go to interior design school shocked Pie's parents and everyone else she knew. While painting was fun and relaxing, and she was exceedingly good at it, it just wasn't enough for Pie, and she said her goodbyes to many of her artist friends.

In interior design school, everything was vastly different. It was difficult for Pie to fit in and keep up, but she was determined to do so even if it meant having to hold down as much shyness as she could. Coming up with room ideas was much more fulfilling than painting alone, so although she didn't have many friends and had to stay up often to meet teacher expectations, it was all worth it to her.

One day while sitting on her own in the cafeteria as she was used to, and huge bab came and sat at her table. She was startled that anyone would eat near her, so she only looked up at him every so often. Upon observation, he seemed irritated and disgruntled, not even making eye contact with her. Before long, she asked if he was okay, and his short blunt response made her nervous and not bother him again.

Strangely enough this bab kept sitting at her table day after day, and she finally found out he was trying to avoid his "friends" that made fun of his name or inviting him to parties. Pie tried her best to not react to his name of Birthday, and often had little conversations with the furniture designer and builder, eventually softening up his expression. The two parted ways after graduation, not expecting to see one another again.

However while Pie was running her studio business, Pie Studios, she eventually found Birthday again when looking to hire a furniture builder. Since then they became great friends and business partners, renaming the shop to Pieday Interiors. Pie gained a lot of friends over the years, but she would easily say Birthday was the one friend she could share almost all of her ideas and dreams with. Together with Birthday, Pie looked forward towards what they could create next!

✩Full Backstory