<strong>Visual</strong>:<br/><div class="floatright">(http://pixty.net/photos/celebrities/susan-coffey/susan-coffey-19158.jpg)</div><br/><strong>Player:</strong>Udontknowme010 (http://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?action=profile;u=28309)<br/><br/><strong>Name</strong>: Rose Dawson<br/><br/><strong>Age</strong>: 24<br/><br/><strong>Gender</strong>: Female<br/><br/><strong>Height</strong>: 5 feet, 8 inches<br/><br/><strong>Weight</strong>: 145 pounds<br/><br/><strong>Written Visual Appearance</strong>: She wears glasses, like these:<br/><div align="center">(http://splodinpandas.files.wordpress.com/2010/12/glasses.jpg)<br/><br/>She has no tattooes.</div><br class="clear"/><br/><br/><strong>Occupation:</strong>Female Therapist<br/><br/><strong>Personality</strong>: Rose is the result of her parent's program (more on that later) and her personality reflects that. To one who doesn't know her, she may come off as cold and critical, such as often telling those who are her friends what they could do to improve or criticizing those under her care. She isn't rude and she knows where to draw the line and when to apologize and step away but she cannot always control how she thinks or acts. However, if you were to spend more time then just a few minutes, she'd warm up and become friendly, kind and truly seeming like a typical person.<br/><br/>Despite her emotional mix, she truly cares for patients and friends alike and will do anything to help make them happy. She constantly sets goals and tries to beat them, though most are too hard to even get close too. She considers herself too busy for a relationship, another side-effect of her parent's intentions, so she has been single until now. However, that doesn't mean she won't look out for a guy (or girl!) that catches her interest. She's surprisingly shy, despite being a confident therapist, when she has to talk to someone outside of work.<br/><br/>She loves food and good cooking, though she also likes exercise. She likes to read to pass the time, what little time she has to pass. She does NOT like spiders, people surprising her, super-sweet foods and she has a deadly fear of being rejected or insulted.<br/><br/><strong>Sexual Orientation:</strong>Bi-curious, leaning towards Bisexual<br/><br/><strong>Sexual Preferences:</strong>Most anything is okay, except for the most extreme things. Ask if worried.<br/><br/><strong>Talents</strong>: She loves food and is an okay cook. She is a good athlete, running a mile or so at least, if not more, every day. She has a semi-photographic memory, which helps her. And she's good at handling injuries (minor ones!).<br/><br/><strong>Background</strong>: Rose was born as the daughter of a VERY conservative father and a VERY liberal mother. She had no siblings and thus had all her parent's attention; despite their common clashes with each other over ideals, they devoted themselves to her entirely. This turned out to be a mixed blessing. For the first years of her life, she was a happy child. She played games, made friends, went to school and so on. She was a happy and outgoing child and looked like any other.<br/><br/>But when high school came, trouble started. For starters, the home life that had nurtured Rose began to fall apart. The clashes became sharper, fiercer and angrier. Though they never scaled to violence, there was clearly tension between the two parents. And despite their best efforts to hide it from Rose, she could sense it like children always can.<br/><br/>And to make matters worse, both parents were paranoid. Her father was a lawyer and though he always complained he wasn't getting paid enough, truth be told that the firm he was with could barely stand him and only kept him on due to his years with them. Her mother was a cook for an organic restaurant but she had the opposite problem...she worked so hard that she often made herself sick or hurt herself.<br/><br/>With this in mind, both parents worried about who was going to care for the or how they were going to. And thus, they hit upon a great (read: horrible) idea: they would make their daughter into a doctor and thus be set for life! So, when high school came, they began putting a great deal of pressure on poor Rose. AP and college classes? Take them! Science-based clubs? All you can do! Hours spent looking at the medical documents her father used for his cases? Fun!<br/><br/>The pressure to succeed as a doctor, unfortunately, made poor Rose the typical outcast. She did little in terms of extra activities that had nothing to do with becoming a doctor. Hours she would have used to hang out or flirt became hours of research. She longed to do a sport but her parents forbade it on the grounds that it "wasted time." Therefore, she had to resort to lying about going to the library to get her exercise in.<br/><br/>When graduation came, they put even more stress on her. She wanted to attend the local community college with her friends...the few she had. But no, her parents refused outright and sent her to a high-level college where she did not fit in at all. Despite her work, she  managed near-perfect grades but her parents weren't pleased with her, no matter what she did. To make matters worse, she was a complete outcast at the school.<br/><br/>In the end, she pulled through with flying colors. She had a 3.9 GPA and went on to medical school. More stress, more loneliness. When she emerged, she was changed completely from the little girl she had been. It was then, that her mother killed herself, unable to take the stress. Saddened and deciding she was tired of being her parent's tool, she ran away from home (where she had been living) and decided to become a sports therapist, to get back at her father. But where? She was accredited but...not many teams had an opening for a therapist.<br/><br/>It was then that she heard about the LFL. She decided to try there...what did she have to lose? She was living out of a small apartment and she had rent money but she could use more. And when she became a therapist here, she decided to do her best....