Cindy Doll

• In whatever outfit she wears, she always has a bow on her head.
• Never wears any kind of pants. Leggings and shorts are exceptions.
• Outfits can be colored however, such as in pastels, neons, muted colors, etc.
• Eyes are black in both forms.

Cute, charming, and joy bundled to one, Cindy Doll can light up a dark room with her bright, authentic smiles. She won’t hide her feelings if she’s under the weather, so others can trust her for her honesty. Not only does she smile for herself, she makes sure everyone else has a good time too. As a doll resembling a small child, she has a hungry curiosity, always asking questions of things. This quirk may cause certain individuals to feel irritated, embarrassed, or insulted without intention of summoning these feelings. She’s open to conversation with pretty much anyone, be it a lone wolf or a social butterfly. Awkward silences aren’t a big problem for her. In fact, she helps people with social anxiety fill up the empty space and assure them comfort. Cindy Doll invites others to hug with her when they feel sad or alone, making a cuddly companion. She makes an easy target for gullibility, especially for ominous liars. Anything she isn’t familiar with can be all made up or inverse the truth, and Cindy Doll will believe them. However, they must keep in mind of her never-ending questionnaires, for Cindy Doll will most likely talk to Cindy for assurance.

It was the summer of 2013 in a tranquil city of Aurora. 13 year-old Cindy lived there for 5 years now, away from the bustling city of Chicago that she once called home. She grew up with very short-lived friendships, leaving her with no close friends to talk to over the years. It was a pattern Cindy would repeat every school year. It left her accompanied by depression, social anxiety, and distrust towards teenagers. She grew tired of having her flaws constantly picking on her. She refused to wait any longer for that one special friend that she would supposedly meet “in the future”. She decided to create a best friend of her own.

Before her 7th grade school year approached, Cindy took her mother's sewing kit into her bedroom and tried sewing a doll. She didn't go for anything fancy. Just something simple, like how she wished to view life. Once that very last stitch was sewn, the doll started twitching. It slowly sat itself up from Cindy's hands and blinked upon her. A beaming smile grew on its face before it jumped up to hug her. Cindy was left speechless, looking down at the little girl with beads of tears in her eyes. She hugged her back, and blessed her in the name of Cindy Doll.

Cindy Doll saw Cindy as her mother and best friend from that day on. She grew attached to her very quickly and started keeping her company when Cindy would come home from school. Eventually, Cindy brought her to school daily so they would both enjoy school together. Over the years, Cindy’s sadness diminished through Cindy Doll’s continuous love. When family and friends fail, she always comes to the rescue. As the cycle of friendships continue to break throughout this day, Cindy Doll remains to be by her side.