Rachel Connor

Quick Stats Name: Rachel Connor Gender: Cisgender Woman Age: 32 Height: 5'11" Physique: Heavyset, in good shape Vision: Wears contacts, sometimes glasses Hair: Light brown curls Eyes: Blue Skintone: Fair with freckles Fashion style: Feminine Sexuality: Straight Relationship: Single, looking for romance Education: Bachelor's in Business Studies Career path: Business

Personality Positive characteristics: kind, reliable, honest Negative characteristics: impatient, holds grudges, envious Moral: Most of the time Loyal: Very Generous: Sometimes Extrovert: Sometimes Compassionate: Very Hobbies: Playing board games, movies, running, exploring cities, shopping Favorite foods: jammy biscuits, donuts

Rachel grew up in a middle class family and neighborhood. She has two loving parents, who are both still married and retired early in their lives. Her childhood was mostly uneventful, although she experienced common tragic events such as the loss of family members, a pet who died, and bullying in school.

She started dating boys when she was 15 years old, and although her parents weren't happy about this they ensured she always had a safe place with them.

In terms of political ideologies, Rachel is very progressive. She's pro-abortion rights, actively anti-racist, pro-LGBTQIA+ rights, pro-subsidized healthcare, and pro-taxing the wealthy.

Rachel is what most people would consider a go-getter. If she puts her mind to something, she will do anything possible to make it happen no matter which obstacles may be in the way. One of her biggest shortcomings is her impatience; it makes it difficult to delegate tasks to others and can lead to overwhelm and stressors that aren't necessary. However, it is also the primary reason she has been so successful in her career and landed a top position that pays more money than she knows what to do with.

Such achievements do come with a cost. Being so focused on work has resulted in most of her friendships and relationships becoming superficial and unfulfilling. She thrives on the social connections through her work, but finds herself feeling lonely and lacking deep personal connections with people who share her views and values.