Dae Dara | District Seven {FIN}
May 28, 2018 11:15:14 GMT -5
Post by kap on May 28, 2018 11:15:14 GMT -5
D A E
D A R A
District Seven
Male
Eighteen
Homosexual
oh, father tell me, do we get what we deserve?
I like to think that whatever happens to you in life happens for a reason, whether it's a good one or a bad one. No matter what the thing is in particular that occurred, it was meant to be. I believe that Ripred lies out the sequence of our lives when we are born, and, despite the choices we make, we aren't truly controlling our own lives, as they are all completely pre-planned for us. Perhaps this is why people think of me as a sort-of 'go with the flow' sort of guy who doesn't try to fight what happens to me in life, no matter how much it may be something that I don't want to happen.
Kae, Sae, Mae and Jae, my siblings, don't seem to think the same way as I do about life. They think that we're wealthy because of our own choices. Personally, I think that we're wealthy because that's the type of life that Ripred chose for us. It would have happened one way or another. There was no way for us to truly change that. Although, who would have wanted to change the fact that they live a life of wealth? I wouldn't choose another life even if I had the option to do so.
When my twin sister Mae and I were born, it wasn't thought that we would survive outside of the womb due to how premature we were. Ripred, however, must have had different plans, as both of us are alive and quite healthy to this day. Jae, Sae and Kae, my other siblings who are all of varying ages, have never had any major health issues present in their life, which I am grateful for. It truly shows that Ripred wanted us to be well-off as a family. Our wealth, of course, had to stem from somewhere. Our dear deity just had to choose where that would be from in particular.
It turns out that our family's wealth was discovered in a wood-carving and furniture-making business. Us kids carve wood into various shapes and objects for people to purchase, and our parents make furniture. We make quite a bit of money out of this business as a family, and therefore have become quite wealthy. I can only thank Ripred for the skills and opportunities he's given me to be able to make the money we have today. I truly appreciate how well we are treated by him. Although, there are some people I know that weren't so lucky, such as some of my close friends who've either lost loved ones to the grasp of death, or perhaps aren't as financially well-off.
I was born looking a lot like my father. My eyes are small like his and my eyebrows are hidden by the bangs of my dark, somewhat long yet still neat, jet black hair. We have the same pale skin tone, too. My rather significant height, however, comes from my mother's genetics, as she's much taller than my father is. I'd consider myself to have a rather average body type, as most people in my family do, too.
When it comes to what I wear, I show that I'm grateful for what I have. If I have nice clothing, I'm going to wear it. I'm sure to display the nicest of things that I have, such as the gold wristwatch that I wear almost every day of my life. It's one of the finer items that I own, and I'm proud to have it in my possession. Unfortunately, Ripred didn't create anyone perfectly, meaning that I've been given some flaws. My left eye is slightly bigger than my right and I feel that my nose is a bit too big for my face. I also have very pale lips that seem to blend into my face's skin tone, and it's a bit off-putting for me when I look in the mirror. All in all, however, I'm grateful for what I still do have.
I'm a kind person to everyone, even if they aren't as lucky as me to get what I have in my life. Although I'm kind, however, I don't share my wealth. I feel that everyone is only supposed to have what they were given in life without assistance from others. I'm also a very determined and devoted individual with everything that I do, being sure that it gets done correctly and efficiently. I would hate to let down my parents with my work that I do for them. That's why I'm such a hard-working person. I hate disappointing others.
If I ever get into a situation where I'm confronted, however, I'm very defensive. I hate being criticized, and will often snap at and be rude to those who point out my flaws or things that I've done incorrectly. If someone else says they don't like something about me, I point out their flaws in return. I know it's not the most polite thing to do, but sometimes my anger gets the best of me. This is especially the case if you try to emotionally or physically harm those I care about. No one messes with those who I care for. No one at all.
oh, we get what we deserve.