Jillian "Jill" Maxwell
Age: 19 years young!
Personality: Jill has always been the typical bubbly, outgoing, and friendly girl, not to mention an athletic enthusiast and fashionista, making it a goal since her childhood to make as many friends as possible. Though she was always considered part of 'the popular crowd', she never stayed too attached to her cliches, making friends with anyone no matter how diverse. She's not the sharpest knife in the drawer, but what she lacks in brains, she makes up for in personality and spontaneity.
Sexuality:Considers herself heterosexual, though she is bi-curious.
Likes: - Cheerleading
- Gymnastics
- Make-up
- Fashion
- Practically everything cutesy and pastel coloured
- *Gasps* Especially anything to do with her favourite Mario character, Toadette!
Dislikes: - Wearing pants or dark colours( unless they're cute or go well with the outfit )
- Anybody who turns out to be a big meanie
- Oh, and spiders...
Bio: Jill had always assumed she would marry her high school sweetheart, Josh, who was captain of the Rugby team, quarterback to the football team, and charming prince of her dreams. It was only shortly after she graduated high school that Josh had displayed emotionally abusive behaviour, calling Jill names and telling her 'she wasn't trying hard enough to make him happy'. Anything to put her down. It was a vicious cycle of empty apologies and fake promises that left Jill isolated from her friends and family, and sent her into a depression that lasted nearly a year. By then, Josh had found a job to support both him and his girlfriend, forcing Jill to stay at home to do chores. After she was finished with her daily to-do list, Jill had scheduled weekly meetings with a psychologist that took place when Josh was at work, helping her with her depression and giving her the strength to see past the muscles and charming smile, and leave her controlling boyfriend.
Jill felt free for the first time in a long time.
Upon hearing what she had done, Jill's parents were furious with her for leaving her 'perfect' boyfriend for what they thought was a pathetic excuse to leave a 'healthy' relationship. Jill was distressed by this and upon hearing about the wedding experiments, decided that she would give it a go, both as a way to rebel against her parents and a way to find, if not love, friendship after being isolated for so long.