- Joined
- Jan 1, 2019
- Location
- In Your Bed
Age: 30 years old
Height: 6'1
Weight: 200 lbs.
Eye/Hair Color: Light blue and Indigo
Build: Lean and muscular
Species: Human
Orientation: Alpha
Slave Level: He is one of the Patrons, a friend of the Wells family, a royalty of sort. An aristocrat and is his family is good friends with the Wells and maybe in far distant relations, they can be also related 4th distant cousins or 6th distant cousins so they had practiced this tradition every year or sometimes as much as they occasionally call it an occasion.
Kinks: He is a hard dom, a very aggressive and eager young alpha. Who is pretty good at training obedience and discipline to all his subs. But surprisingly he is not a cruel one like some of that bourgeoisie who were born with a golden spoon in their mouths.
Limits: He is not into toilet play, beating, blood and gore
Sexual Experience: It is not the first time for him to do this. He had been doing this yearly with the Wells family and he had a few slaves of his own.
Personality: Kyrie hides his mask well, he was actually committed before because he almost committed suicide. He disguises his cuts as allergic reaction and whenever someone asks about the cuts on his wrists, he would often smile and say they are allergies, he scratched them so badly it's hideous but over time it faded and his sister helped him hide them with vanishing cream so it doesn't really so ominous like it was when he was younger.
Background: He has a condition, Borderline personality disorder is characterized by poor self-image, a feeling of emptiness, and great difficulty coping with being alone. People with this disorder have highly reactive and intense moods and unstable relationships. Their behavior can be impulsive. They are also more likely than average to attempt or commit suicide. Sometimes, without intending to commit suicide, they harm themselves (for example, cutting or burning) as a form of self-punishment or to combat an empty feeling.
When stressed, people with borderline personality disorder may develop psychotic-like symptoms. They experience a distortion of their perceptions or beliefs rather than a distinct break with reality. Especially in close relationships, they tend to misinterpret or amplify what other people feel about them. For example, they may assume a friend or family member is having extremely hateful feelings toward them, when the person may be only mildly annoyed or angry.
People with borderline personality disorder have a deep fear of abandonment. They compete for social acceptance, are terrified of rejection, and often feel lonely even in the context of an intimate relationship. Therefore, it is more difficult for them to manage the normal ups and downs of a romantic partnership. Impulsive, self-destructive behavior may be an attempt to ward off rising anxiety related to the fear of being left alone.
The flip side of the fear is the hope that a relationship will be completely soothing. People with this disorder may idealize a family member, romantic partner or friend, and then become enraged when an inevitable disappointment occurs. They might hold that person responsible for the pain they feel and devalue the relationship.
Since he was institutionalized for it, and was cleared of the symptoms and have medication for it, he seems calmer and collected now.
