May

📝 Journaling & Scrapbooking
Fills pastel journals with gratitude lists, dreams, and little notes to her future self.

🎬 Rom-Com Movie Marathons
Can spend an entire rainy weekend watching her favourite comfort films while wrapped in blankets with hot chocolate.

🏡 Minecraft Building
Creates elaborate pink cottages, flower gardens, tiny cafés, and fairy-tale villages.

💖 Doodling & Letter Writing
Writes notes with pastel gel pens and decorates every page with hearts, stars, flowers, and little doodles.

📸 Vintage Photography
Loves taking photos on disposable cameras and collecting printed photographs to pin on her walls.

👗 Fashion Sketching
Designs outfits she'd wear to Paris, movie premieres, or imaginary meet-cutes.

🚂 People Watching & Daydreaming
Loves sitting by train windows or café windows, imagining stories for strangers passing by.

🎵 2000s Pop Playlists
Curates playlists for every mood and treats them like the soundtrack to her life.

🌷 Flower Arranging
Frequently brings home discounted flowers from the florist downstairs and arranges them around her apartment.
Quirks

🎞️ Acts Like She's in a Movie
Frequently imagines background music playing during important moments and narrates life in her head.

🦋 Believes in Signs
Thinks everything is a sign, such as Butterflies, repeating numbers, shooting stars, and songs coming on at the right time.

May grew up in a small coastal town, the kind with small homes, corner milk bars, and an old cinema that still used film reels. Mays' mother ran a tiny hair salon out of their sunroom, and her father was a local radio host known for his charm and puns. They weren’t wealthy, but her childhood felt full of laughter, hairspray, and old pop songs.
Her parents loved each other, but their relationship was loud. They’d argue, make up, and argue again, always behind thin walls. Mays father’s dream of “making it big” on the radio never quite happened, and he grew restless. Her mother covered the tension with her sparkling personality.
When May was 15, her father finally left to “find himself.” Her mother kept smiling, putting pink streaks in her hair and telling clients she was “fine.” But May saw the exhaustion behind the personality.